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Logan Road in Buckland remains closed while police examine the scene.

The Tongan prime minister says his administration is focusing on "hundreds of outcomes" in its "ambitious first 100 days", aiming to create "a more effective, lean and efficient public service". Audio

The New Zealand Olympic great tops the qualifying field for the Winter Olympics Snowboard Big Air in a statement of intent. Audio

The Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Scott Simpson says the standards will make it easier for businesses operating on both sides of the Tasman.

The relationship between cinema and ping pong goes back to the silver screen's earliest years.

Part of the problem for the WHO is not that it is too powerful, but that it is oddly invisible, writes vaccinologist Helen Petousis-Harris.

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Experts say the bill for disasters will only continue to rise unless we make changes.

Northland Regional Council chairperson Pita Tipene says 'too often people look to Wellington' for leadership.

Angel Association chief executive Bridget Unsworth said while cheques were slightly smaller more companies were getting seeded.

The Supreme Court ruled in favour of New Zealand horticulture company T&G.

Teanau Tuiono has lodged a member's bill which would give whales inherent rights.

Whether the industry likes it or not, AI characters like Tilly Norwood will be a part of its future, her creator says.

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

Satwinder Singh was jailed for seven years and two months December last year.

惠灵顿市长称此次故障不可接受，疑似排污管道堵塞导致污水倒灌。