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Tuia Leadership Programme 2024: Waipā mentee looking to grow leadership skills
Tane Aruka Te Aho has been selected for this year's Tuia Leadership Programme.
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Read moreBasketball: Taylor Hawks up for it in NBL Ram-raid
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Read moreAngela Blackmoore murder: Pair sentenced to at least 10 years' jail
David Hawken and Rebecca Wright-Meldrum have been sentenced to life with no parole for 10 years for their parts in the 1995 killing.
Read moreAutistic man who has spent half his life locked away cleared to take case to Supreme Court
The man has never stood trial, but has been detained for 18 years because he is considered too dangerous to release.
Read moreWeekend weather: Storms, heavy rain possible across North Island, parts of south
Heavy rain watches have been put in place for the northern half of the North Island from Saturday afternoon.
Read moreOffenders flee after Lower Hutt knife-point robbery
Police were called to a store in Rata Street around 8am, where a group brandished a knife before robbing the store.
Read moreAuckland University halls residents encouraged to stop paying rent
Students for Fair Rent will today launch a campaign against the increases in fees paid by University of Auckland students living in the halls.
Read moreFire engineering expertise may take a big hit with job cuts at MBIE
The public sector cuts are poised to take out a big chunk of expertise at the country's building regulator.
Read moreCalls to make stalking a crime after Faranza Yaqubi's murder
The current law isn't fit for purpose, a clinical psychologist says.
Read moreResidents of City Gardens Apartments in Auckland to learn fire risk fate
The body corporate of the 16-storey City Gardens Apartments is confident the notice to vacate will be removed today.
Read moreAuckland couple believed to have been killed by ram named
"They're good people says the nephew of a pair, aged in their 80s, found dead in a paddock.
Read moreRain, thunderstorms for parts of North Island
The upper North Island has been hit by heavy rain overnight and more is to come.
Read moreAngela Blackmoore case: Two people to be sentenced for murder
Two people will today be sentenced for their role in the brutal murder of pregnant Christchurch woman Angela Blackmoore in 1995.
Read moreFENZ unprepared and lacked equipment, training to deal with weather events
Review finds Fire and Emergency lacked the equipment, training and preparedness to respond to Cyclone Gabrielle and the Auckland floods.
Read moreFBI investigates reports of historical child sexual abuse within sect also operating in New Zealand
The secretive house-church has no official name, but is known as Two by Twos to those who have left, and The Truth to those who belong.
Read moreVegan chocolate crowned Supreme Champion at Outstanding Food Producer Awards
Mind Your Temper's Black Forest Bonbon is being touted as 'so good it doesn't taste vegan'.
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