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As financial and time pressures seem to ever increase for parents, some are doubling down on growing their family, even if that means a vasectomy reversal.

Charlie Charters is leaving Fiji for work after denying corruption-related charges involving a mystery Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption whistleblower.

The batsman blasted the fastest century in T20 World Cup history to hammer South Africa by nine wickets. Audio

An EV advocate says if the proposal goes ahead, Kiwis will be sold "the high-emitting leftovers" that manufacturers can no longer sell in Australia. Audio

About 200 Australians, who had spent the past few days grappling with uncertainty, frustration and fear arrived home.

Analysis: If the government is serious about reducing dog attacks, it would need to engage with expert advice and consider major reform.

Dead and sick birds had been found, however, the town's wastewater treatment process isn't affected.

It is one of the cheapest ways to cut power bills - yet documents reveal the government shelved a subsidy. Audio

A group of Tūhoe kaumatua say the plans will deny Māori access to justice and accountability.

Cotality has released its latest data which shows property values lifted 0.2 percent in February, the strongest increase since October.

The important whole-milk powder price, which influences farmer payouts, rose 4.5 percent.

A years-long cleanup project is now working to restore Lake Horowhenua back to health, after decades of raw sewage was pumped into it. Audio

Reality Check shows us how, once Tyra Banks accrued her own cultural capital, she took her frustration out on contestants rather than the industry.

How did residents of Aotearoa New Zealand come to be called by the name of a flightless brown bird? Audio

The New Zealand Indian Central Association was founded in 1926 to combat racism. Celebrating its centenary, it now wants the injustices to be recognised.

新西兰移民局对开放工签相关条件作出进一步澄清，明确自雇以及用工方面的规定。