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Child sex offender wins bid to stay in New Zealand
The man pleaded guilty to performing indecent acts on a child in 2023.
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'The aroha in this room': Learning te reo Māori through waiata creates connection
Pākehā, tauiwi and Māori reconnecting with their whakapapa come together at the weekly te reo Māori class.
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Our Changing World: H5/N1 is here, what will it mean for our wildlife?
Pukekura headland is a hotspot for native wildlife. But with H5N1 bird flu creeping closer, what's the plan to protect it?
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More than 1500 apply for skilled migrant visa in first two weeks
Immigration minister Erica Stanford says more than 200 early childhood education teachers are among the applicants.
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'We have suffered so much': Family demands answers after psychiatric patient murder
Laisa Waka Tunidau was stabbed to death outside her Christchurch home.
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Two people dead, third in hospital after boat capsizes at Manawatū beach
Police, St John and Fire and Emergency NZ were called to Tangimoana Beach.
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Student dies after binge drinking, choking on vomit
The 20-year-old University of Otago student drank a significant amount of alcohol at his birthday party in 2023 and was later found passed out.
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'Imitation' or 'perfect solution' - Labour's KiwiSaver policy
The newly announced policy was called the "perfect solution" by wife of Sir Michael Cullen while Nicola Willis called it a "watered-down version" of National.
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New Zealand gets its first Indian Film Festival: Three must see films
India makes more movies than anywhere in the world - a new festival will bring films in almost a dozen languages to New Zealand.
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One dead, more than 30 missing after Vanuatu ferry sinks, Prime Minister Jotham Napat's office says
Napat's office said the search "in open waters is being eased off whilst efforts move toward a search along the south-east coast, where currents may have carried survivors."
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One dead, more than 30 missing after Vanuatu ferry sinks, PM’s office says
Rescuers continue searching for survivors as the government scales back operations in open waters.
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Getting the last word: How MPs farewell Parliament
MPs' final words are often surprisingly candid, offering triumphs and tribulations, jokes and pet theories.
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Warriors moved to Eden Park for Knights finals showdown
The New Zealand Warriors will play their first NRL final at Eden Park in Auckland when they face Newcastle in an elimination final next week.
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The whānau legacy behind the NZ White Sox
The New Zealand women's softball team, the White Sox, begin their World Cup qualifier campaign against some of the world's best on Sunday, but captain Dr Lara Andrews says the...
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Nelson City Council set to scuttle speed bumps on Tāhunanui Hills
Nelson residents agree traffic needs calming on the Tāhunanui Hills but remain divided over the council's decision to remove speed cushions.
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NSW government paid for homeless man to be sent back to New Zealand instead of offering housing
Local council and state government attempting to move on residents living in an encampment by the river in Wagga Wagga Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The New South Wales…
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Delays, cancellations over fire on Auckland's City Rail Link on first day of operation
Passengers are now able to stop at Waitematā Station following the fire, which was started by an electrical cable
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England in better place than start of summer - Root
Captain Joe Root says England are in a better place at the end of their tumultuous summer and is impressed by how they have handled the chaos.
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England survive Pakistan scare to seal 3-0 Test series sweep
England overcome early tremors to win third Test against Pakistan by eight wickets, clinching a series whitewash.
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Wellington Airport evacuated after burnt cooking triggers smoke alarm
Fire and Emergency responded with two crews on Saturday afternoon.
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Why officials are 'reasonably confident' of avoiding fuel supply shocks
MBIE’s Iain Cossar explains why that’s the case, given the country is "probably one of the most exposed to a Hormuz closure".
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Why am I paying to withdraw my KiwiSaver? - Ask Susan
RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.
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Mistakes and lack of clear guidance led to millions being misspent, pokie trust says
Pub Charity chief executive Martin Cheer says ignorance of the law is no excuse, however, as the regulator attempts to claw back millions of dollars.
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Tonga netball confident ahead of World Cup qualifier on home soil
Five strong teams are in Tonga to compete for a spot in the World Cup Qualifiers including Tonga.
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Like Benzema & as good as Haaland - Alonso on Joao Pedro
Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso says striker Joao Pedro is similar stylistically to his former Real Madrid team-mate Karim Benzema and is at a comparable level to Manchester City's Erling Haaland.
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Educators back NCEA tweaks over overhaul
Proposed replacement for qualification system risks "going backwards to the ’90s", Education Ministry hears, with four in five saying they want NCEA improved.
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Remembering September 11, 25 years on
Twenty-five years ago, on September 11, 2001, the world changed forever.
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Roblox is making it easier to build games with AI — and play them outside Roblox
Roblox will allow creator to deploy their games across PC< consoles, and mobile as standalone apps
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Photo Exclusive: Russia Returns To Syria Bases, Contradicting 'Transfer' Claims
One month after the announcement that Russia’s bases in Syria would be “transferred” to Damascus, Russian military vessels have returned to the port of Tartus, exclusive images sourced by RFE/RL…
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Close libraries for a day or kill animals - Christchurch councillor says over Orana Park financial woes
Orana Wildlife Park's leaders said they are working with key partners after revealing a $4m hole in the park's budget.
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Ukrainian Refugee Numbers In Poland Are Plummeting, Here's Why
A dramatic decrease in Ukrainians registered under Poland's temporary protection residency status come amid rising ethnic tensions in the country over wartime history, and benefits granted to the…
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Ellerslie homicide: Gear for camping or murder? Defence probes Poon's purchases
The lawyer for a man accused of double murder has pointed blame at the other man there on the night of the killings.
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Rugby: Oceania 7s comes to Rotorua
Rotorua will host the 2026 Oceania Rugby 7s Cup tournament next month.
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Winston Peters committed NZ to hosting Pacific Islands Forum without Cabinet approval, Treasury says
Foreign Minister Winston Peters did not consult Cabinet before making a commitment to host the Pacific Islands Forum in 2027, according to the Treasury.
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How your iPhones could have turned into $300,000
Apple's share price has lifted from about US$5 in 2007 to more than US$320 this week.
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Greyhound foster mum urges others to take in ex-racing dogs waiting for 'forever families'
Agencies say demand for greyhound adoptions is overwhelming, but they're desperate for more foster homes.
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NZ First unveils plans for dramatic overhaul of immigration system
New Zealand First has unveiled a policy which includes offering a reprieve for Pacific Island visa overstayers.
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Five-year pilot to help rangatahi with parents in prison
The pilot is being rolled out with three whānau navigators at the Manukau District Court.
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Why it took over a century for Auckland to get its CRL
After a decade of delays, cost blow-outs and disruption to business and commuters, Auckland's City Rail Link is finally due to open this weekend.
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Cybersecurity experts raise alarm after back-to-back data breaches
Two New Zealand businesses - a health research company and a payroll provider - have fallen victim to hackers.