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Palmerston North Boys' High School rector David Bovey said about 300 students at the school were affected by bus route changes. Audio

Peter Shanel Agovaka broke party lines and resigned from Cabinet on Monday night, joining a breakaway of ministers and backbenchers in a bid to oust Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele.

When the Games were cancelled the Victorian government promised to deliver all the infrastructure it had committed to when the state agreed to host the event.

Luxon refused to answer questions about a report from Samoan media, saying he wanted to move on from the issue.

Paul Canton said US citizenship had been promised to him when he signed up to the Marine Corps.

Analysis - A week ago, the US President told Britain not to bother sending ships, because he'd already won the war. Audio

Karl Mokaraka has been removed from Parliament and disrupted political events. He now has his sights set on running for the Papatoetoe Local Board.

How most of NZ's meat goes offshore, driving up local prices.

It was during the North African campaign in Tunisia that L. Sgt. Haane Manahi DCM confirmed his attributes as an outstanding leader and soldier.

Shoppers are "continually" being affected by potentially unfair or excessive pricing, says Consumer NZ.

The seed industry was taking stock of what last week's announcement by Wattie's would mean for growers.

The discovery of a breeding pair of NZ falcon raising two fledglings is a significant finding, say experts.

At the beginning of the Covid pandemic, Khaby Lame lost his job as a factory worker. Now the Senegalese‑born star has sold his identity for nearly US$1 billion.

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

An Asian supermarket is replacing a Woolworths store in Blockhouse Bay, but the shifting demographics of the neighbourhood have been visible for some time.

奥克兰Blockhouse Bay的Woolworths关门营业，取而代之的将是一家亚洲超市。对于社区来说，人口结构多年来已经发生变化。