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Māngere torture killing: Woman who helped kidnap 17yo murder victim Dimetrius Pairama sentenced
The now-adult defendant, who was 16 at the time, won't face retrial for murder.
Read moreMan escaped Tauranga District Court dock and jumped into harbour, say police
He was arrested after making his way back to shore.
Read moreNZ politics live: New government's plans outlined in speech from the throne
The new Government is committed to "getting things done", read Governor General Cindy Kiro, as Opposition MPs struggled to hide their dismay.
Read moreStrong Manawatū representation at NZ schools athletics championships
It is the 50th jubilee of the national schools track and field championship this weekend.
Read moreJury out in Blackmoore case
The jury in the Blackmoore trial have four weeks of evidence to consider after retiring to deliberate on a verdict.
Read moreHawke’s Bay Rescue Helicopter Mustang car lottery winner didn’t tell husband she had bought a ticket
They'd discussed how they wouldn't be buying a ticket, but she went and bought one anyway.
Read moreHorseback heroes help arrest prolific shoplifter suspected of 110 thefts
Two officers on horseback helped in the arrest of a shoplifter, alleged to be involved in 110 reported incidents.
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Baby Ru homicide: Mother says she know who killed her son and is ready to tell police
Storm Wall claims she saw the incident that caused Baby Ru's fatal injuries and is ready to tell police what happened.
Read moreKiller’s family allegedly found out Gabby Petito was dead weeks before body discovery
Gabby Petito's parents allege Brian Laundrie told his parents she was dead weeks before her body was discovered - despite their public pleas for help locating her.
Read moreChristmas conundrums, from gifts to parties to avoiding Covid: What you need to know
Explainer - The approaching holiday season is a time of joy. But it also involves a few tricky questions. From family gatherings to avoiding Covid and even navigating grief, RNZ is here to help.
Read moreRotorua Daily Post and The Hits Christmas Appeal: Fill the Bus 2023
Today we fill the bus for the Salvation Army Rotorua's foodbank.
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Georgia Hale, James Fisher-Harris make history by winning Golden Boot awards
Kiwi Fern Georgia Hale, and Kiwis captain James Fisher-Harris have been crowned the best international league players in the world for 2023.
Read moreWhanganui serious assault: Police appeal for more information as witnesses identified
The assault left a man unresponsive at a Paterson St address.
Read moreHow a Maraenui Mongrel Mob rugby league tournament in Napier can be a catalyst for change - Tommy Wilson
Opinion: 800 patched Mob members in one place. And yet the vibe was different this time.
Read moreChristchurch CTV building: Disciplinary committee retires to consider complaint against Alan Reay
The man's company designed the building that collapsed in the Christchurch earthquakes.
Read moreBryn Evans lands Hurricanes’ coaching role, heads to Wellington
Former Magpie capital-bound for coaching stint.
Read moreHamilton thieves target contents of cars, spend up large with stolen credit cards
Three cases in Hamilton in the past week where bank cards had been stolen from vehicles.
Read morePolice identify people at scene of serious assault in Whanganui
A group of people have been identified by police as being present at the time of a serious assualt in Whanganui on Saturday night.
Read moreStreaming service Neon to introduce ads, hike prices in 2024
Ad-free viewing will be a thing of the past from January 11.
Read moreTeenage mountainbiker pedalling above his weight
At 15, Nico Schroder is a national champion and has beaten riders twice his age in demanding terrain at the Wairoa Gorge Bike Park.
Read more'Incredibly exciting': Stunning aurora images from Kiwis named among world's best
Three New Zealand photographers have been featured in the world’s best aurora images for the year.
Read more'Absolutely devastated': Former Mr Universe Shaun Davis dies aged 57
The bodybuilder, who had a kidney transplant in 2009, had urged people to sign up to a donor register.
Read morePolice tips on how to avoid stolen packages this Christmas
Police are urging the community to be vigilant this summer.
Read moreFamily Court Judge in 'Mrs P' hearing acted unfairly - High Court
“On reading the [court] transcript it is difficult not to be left with the impression that [Mr P’s] counsel and the Judge effectively teamed up against [Mrs P],” Judge Ellis said while describing an interaction the trio had during a hearing in 2015.
Read moreStudent hunger, bad teachers revealed in latest PISA tests showing dip in NZ teens' scores
Phones, hunger and bad teachers were among problems revealed as New Zealand teens' scores dipped further in the PISA tests of reading, writing and maths.
Read moreHere comes Santa Paws - the cutest campaign this Christmas
Share your pets in their festive best for the Santa Paws competition and win some holiday cash.
Read moreNew literacy and numeracy standards need to be separated from NCEA - researcher
Students haven't been taught well enough in primary schools to pass new NCEA standards, an education researcher says.
Read moreGovernor-General Dame Cindy Kiro highlights government's 'extensive, ambitious' agenda at State Opening of Parliament
Governor-General Dame Cindy Kiro has given her first Speech from the Throne, laying out the government's agenda for the coming three years.
Read moreCanned goods at the ready for Southland food bank drive
The ninth annual Harcourts Southland Food Bank Drive is on Thursday, and volunteers are hoping to collect about 10 tonnes worth of donations.
Read moreFish extenders and pixie dusting: The weird customs on a Disney cruise
Fish extenders or pixie dusting? There’s a lot to think about before heading on a Disney cruise.
Read moreMan in court jumps dock, tries to escape police by jumping in Tauranga harbour
The man's desperate Jason-Bourne-like quest for freedom came to a halt in the harbour as he seemingly ran out of gas.
Read moreVerity Johnson: This isn't the honeymoon period, it's the morning after
OPINION: After all, this is supposed to be the french toast and art galleries period of our political relationship with Luxon & co. And yet there is a distinct lack of romance in the air.
Read moreJudge dismisses 'jug of beer' claim for drink driver's high breath test
A drink driver claimed he had only consumed a jug of beer before returning a breath alcohol reading of more than 1100mcg.
Read moreStreamer Neon to raise prices and introduce ads in 2024
Sky TV-owned streamer Neon is increasing its prices and introducing ads on all plans in 2024.
Read moreCouple's fifth house relocation listed, but they say, 'no more'
Saving old houses is in their blood, but Kirsten and Tony Samuels won't be doing another relocation. Their next project will be a simpler makeover.
Read moreDeath of man on Waiheke Island not suspicious
Lee Perry was found in the water on 15 November and police had initially been treating his death as unexplained.
Read moreGovernment's move to discourage use of te reo Māori 'backwards', 'disappointing', Hipkins says
Labour leader Chris Hipkins says the new government is taking a backwards step by discouraging the use of te reo Māori.
Read moreQueen Street shooting: Dariush Talagi pleads not guilty to Sione Tuuholoaki murder charge
The man accused of murdering Sione Tuuholoaki after an altercation on Auckland's Queen Street in August has pleaded not guilty.
Read moreReport recommends councillors don't support plan for second Auckland harbour crossing
The previous government's plan for a second harbour crossing in Auckland does not have the support of the transport agencies tasked with taking on the project.
Read moreAl fresco dining charge to cost all Tauranga businesses
Street dining in Tauranga will soon cost businesses across the city instead of just some in the centre of town.
Read moreNZ records worst ever PISA international test results, amid global decline
New Zealand was not alone, with overall average scores for maths, reading and science dropping in the 81 countries and economies participating in the tests.
Read moreRates rises, congestion charges: Auckland Council to look at 10-year budget
Auckland Council is meeting today to go over the first proposal for its 10-year budget, which features a slew of rates rises and some controversial changes for the city.
Read moreMajority of young New Zealanders want to 'live in a smoke free nation' - survey
International research shows the vast majority of young New Zealanders support the law to progressively ban smoking.
Read moreParnell sinkhole cost city up to $3m a day - report
An economic consultancy estimates Auckland's sewer collapse and resulting pollution has cost the city millions of dollars in lost recreational fishing.
Read moreSpring scorcher: Where the sun shone and the rain fell
Most parts of the country recorded above-normal average temperatures in the past three months.
Read moreAesha Scott, Paddy Gower and The Gone big winners at 2023 NZ TV Awards
The great and the good of Aotearoa's small screen industry have been recognised at the 2023 New Zealand Television Awards.
Read moreLawyers for CTV building engineer Dr Alan Reay claim allegation unwarranted
Lawyers representing the engineer whose firm designed the CTV building that collapsed in the Christchurch earthquake say the complaint against Dr Alan Reay has no basis and should be dismissed.
Read moreChristchurch terror attack inquest: 'Significant blind spot' relating to St John's specialist paramedics - coroner
Saira Patel told the Christchurch terror attack inquest that not being with her husband in his final moments still distresses her to this day.
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