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A veteran climate scientist says it's "unbelievable" that New Zealand has gone to the annual climate summit with a weaker target as global temperatures continue to rise.

The most obese 5-19-year-olds globally live in three Pacific Island nations, a UNICEF report found.

Black Cap Jacob Duffy expects the T20 series against the West Indies to end on a fitting note in Dunedin today - by going down to the wire.

At last November's apology, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon told survivors that a new independent redress scheme would be established. Audio

Two months ago a magistrate ruled he was too dangerous to live in the community and could interfere with witnesses in a criminal case.

Analysis: So much of the coverage of US President Donald Trump's pardons is focused on how political they are.

Excitement is building ahead of the opening a new whare at Hanmer Springs' Soldiers' Block.

An anti-vaping group calls the ranking an "international disgrace". Audio

One says upholding the treaty is the right thing to do and part of its "civic responsibility".

72,700 Kiwis have moved overseas in a year, but the number of Australians visiting is surging.

Artificial breeding technicians play a crucial role in keeping New Zealand's dairy industry flowing. Increasingly, women are being drawn to the job.

Simon Watts says he is prepared for questions about New Zealand's lowered target when he heads to the annual UN global climate summit in Brazil.

Funding for the long-standing Māori news bulletin Te Karere has been slashed, while current affairs programme The Hui has had their funding cut completely. The announcement comes from Māori media...

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

Two up-and-coming teenage athletes are encouraging more people with Indian heritage to take up the sport.

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