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Former deputy mayor Tina Salisbury to run for Tauranga mayoralty
'The city needs to move forward and leave all that behind us.'
Read moreWhat it takes to take out rats
Rat eradication from islands is a team sport. It's not a competition - but if it were, New Zealand would surely be up there.
Read moreThunderstorms bring heavy rain and hail to parts of Canterbury
Severe thunderstorm warnings have been issued for Selwyn, Ashburton, Hurunui, Waimakariri and Christchurch City.
Read moreStrong winds damage Wellington Botanic Garden's building
The Begonia House contains several exotic plants and is a venue used for events such as weddings.
Read moreSouth island churches look to ditch insurance over high costs
Catholic churches in Otago and Southland are ditching traditional insurance policies - and say the money could be used elsewhere.
Read more501 murder-for-hire convict Sifa Tevita fails to show in court after wild Waikato Porsche chase
After a crazy car chase, Tevita got out of the Porsche and peed in front of cops.
Read moreDoes fighting inflation always lead to recession? What NZ data tells
Here is what 60 years of New Zealand data shows us.
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The soldier Dad she never knew: ‘Words could never fully explain the impact’
A daughter’s message will never be read by the man it’s intended for.
Read moreWeather: Severe thunderstorm warning for Christchurch, Bluff blanketed by freak hailstorm turning countryside white
The storm is part of a strong cold snap hitting the lower South Island.
Read moreBoaties fined for fishing in Motiti Protection Area over summer
'The rules are clear and apply to everyone equally.'
Read moreHow the oldest telescope in New Zealand was discovered
One of Aotearoa's oldest scientific instruments languished for years in a cardboard box until it was discovered to date back to the days of Captain Cook.
Read moreWaikato road works: Hampton Downs’ northbound on-ramp to close
This means delays or detours in some local areas.
Read moreComancheros gather in Christchurch for national event, police say they are monitoring their presence
Activity prompts higher police presence around the area of gang's HQ.
Read moreHospitals asked to make more than $80m in savings by July, RNZ understands
Hospitals told they must 'live within our means' and clamp down on staff costs.
Read moreNominations open for Tauranga City Council local elections
The Bay of Plenty city will hold its first election in almost five years - and there's expected to be a lot of interest.
Read moreUK backpacker 'unaware' of Anzac Day dawn service before her car was lifted and moved
A car lifted and moved by people attending the New Plymouth service was driven away later on Thursday morning by a British backpacker, an organiser of ceremony says.
Read moreHospitals asked to make more than $80m in savings by July, RNZ understands
The central health agency is asking hospitals to save more than $80m by July as part of a nationwide cost-cutting drive, according to figures sourced by RNZ.
Read moreWellington bus drivers' union meeting to disrupt services
Wellington commuters should plan ahead as a disruption to services is expected next week.
Read moreWhat kind of diner are you? 6 types of diners who avoid plant-based meat dishes
Australians were asked why they don't order plant-based meat dishes when dining out.
Read moreCreditor applies to put Auckland country club owner into liquidation
Plans to redevelop an Auckland golf course and country club have hit yet another snag
Read moreAfter-hours clinics on verge of collapse in some regions
Overworked GPs have signalled they can no longer cover, while funding is falling short.
Read moreThe Week in Politics: Days of drama and demotions
Analysis - Two ministers were stripped of portfolios, drama broke out at the Waitangi Tribunal, and the gang patch ban bill ran into opposition.
Read moreRainbow Storytime nationwide tour cancelled after threats of violence
Last month, protests by Destiny Church forced the cancellation of their Rainbow Storytime events in Hastings and Rotorua.
Read moreAfter spending $700,000 on pins for Covid-19 workers, department now cutting costs
A government office that set aside millions for lapel pins for pandemic workers is now looking to cut back on spending.
Read moreLoopholes will be exploited in new vape rules - experts
There is no doubt vape manufacturers will find and exploit gaps in new regulations, an experts say.
Read moreIs NZ bringing in 'Indonesian coal every month to keep the lights on'?
Analysis: The Resource Minister said it, but is it true and why does it matter?
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