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Pungent, rotting lake weed takes over Rotorua's lakefront

It's similar to an incident four years ago that resulted in 300 tonnes of weed being removed at a cost of $35,000.

One dead in Auckland crash

A person has died following a two-vehicle crash in the Auckland suburb of Grey Lynn.

Truck crashes into footpath in Dunedin's Octagon

A person has been taken to Dunedin Hospital with moderate injuries.

'Weird, crazy': Grieving family reveals new details about fatal ram attack

The family of Helge and Gaye Hansen have been left reeling after the elderly couple were apparently killed in their paddock by a rogue ram.

Man who torched John Key’s electorate office admits $650k arson of Huntly Railway Building

Daniel Vale has a fiery criminal history.

Shortland Street: South Pacific Pictures pushes for change to govt screen rebate

The makers of New Zealand's long-running TV drama want the government to extend its cash-back scheme for local productions.

Aotea / Great Barrier Island businesses welcome new moorings for boaties hit by caulerpa ban

Anchoring has been restricted around most of the island to help stop the spread of the invasive seaweed caulerpa.

The places where you're most likely to pass your driving test

In one city, less than half of applicants passed their restricted - but going out of town for a test has drawbacks, instructor warns.

Act affecting people with limited decision-making ability should be axed - Law Commission

The legislation requires such significant reform it needs to be replaced, the Law Commission says.

Newshub's Mike McRoberts to end career as news presenter when newsroom closes

McRoberts has spent the last 23 years of his career with Newshub, and says its the right time to pursue new opportunities.

10-year-old boy winner of Aotearoa's Next Top Mullet competition

New Zealand's newest national mullet champion is a 10-year-old named Ted from Kerikeri.

Dunedin signs off on Further Development Strategy

The Future Development Strategy suggests how and where Dunedin should grow and what is needed to make it happen.

Muriwai homes demolished, relocated as Auckland storm recovery wraps up

"When you're confronted with your house of, say, 30 years being deconstructed ... you're back there living it all over again."

The Week in Politics: Job cuts surge and Waitangi Tribunal trouble

Analysis - It's been a grim week for public servants and trouble is brewing between the government and Waitangi Tribunal.

Union dismay over Te Whatu Ora hospital staffing limits to trim budget deficits

Health NZ has ordered an end to double shifts and imposed new limitations on replacing sick staff in wards during the day to save money.

Latest job stats show public sector cuts being felt

Trade Me data showed listings for jobs in central government were down 77 percent year on year.

Invasive velvetleaf discoveries at Waikato farms a 'wake-up call' for agricultural sector

Velvetleaf can grow up to 2.5 metres tall, it has large, heart-shaped leaves with pointy tips and velvety hairs, and small, buttery yellow flowers.

New Zealand A&P Agricultural Show cancelled this year

Organisers of the show in Christchurch say it's not financially viable.

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