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'A life really, really well lived': Lifelong friend remembers Sir Tim Shadbolt
A former mayor and lifelong friend says the country has lost a superb New Zealander and "a giant of protest".
'Shambolic, frustrating': Criticism of Manage My Health mounts
As another deadline passes, patients and GPs are frustrated about a dearth of information, while others say the site is crashing again.
'Pretty weak': Concerns over lack of privacy breaches punishments after health data hack
Lawyers are calling for a review into what punishments companies can face for breaching privacy in the wake of the massive Manage My Health cyber hack. Audio
Watch: Manage My Health CEO says company 'dropped the ball'
The chief executive of beleaguered patient portal says he is open to standing down if required.
Manage My Health数据泄露赎金时限到期,隐私专员呼吁加强网络安全意识
黑客团体此前在窃取40万份文件后向Manage My Health索取赎金,前情报官员表示不支付赎金是通用做法。
Stolen health data ransom deadline arrives
Hackers are demanding to be paid after stealing 400,000 medical files from Manage My Health, the country's largest patient portal.
Revellers ring in 2026 across the country
More than half a tonne of fireworks were launched from high up Auckland's Sky Tower, while Wellington's entertainment strip, Courtenay Place, turned into a carnival zone for the night.
Wild weather hasn't dampened New Year celebrations
New Year's celebrations were well underway - despite the dreary weather in many regions.
Authorities urge violence-free New Year's Eve
It comes after two straight nights of violence in Auckland, involving group brawls.
'Worst nightmare': Hundreds hunt for beloved runaway horse
Auckland rider Erin Swainston knew she had to let go of the reins or be crushed by her horse, Scooter, when he lost his footing.
Lost hiker rescue: 'They've certainly saved him in some shape or form'
"That's six hours he could have been by himself if these members of the public hadn't stepped up and help us out," says the local head of police.
Thunderstorm watch lifted as South Island hit with intense storms
Large parts of the mainland have been under brief severe thunderstorm warnings through the afternoon.
Human rights lawyer asks Ombudsman for urgent investigation into asbestos sand
Sophie Bradwell-Pollak says there have been multiple failures amounting to a human rights issue, and so far there has been no substantial response from MBIE.
Two people injured as fire tears through industrial site
Fire crews worked on the building from aerial trucks because the fire fuelled by polystyrene made it too dangerous to enter.
Woman hospitalised after 'nasty' chemical spill at school
Firefighters were called the school in Auckland's Parnell along with an ambulance.
US social media entry requirement 'hypocritical' - Goff
The former foreign minister says the US "is meant to be a democracy".
'He tried to kick himself free': Young father's dune collapse death
Kane Watson was killed when sand he was digging in collapsed and swallowed him on a beach.
Abuse of trust: Soldier dismissed from army for stealing
An army corporal who swindled thousands of dollars from her comrades has lost her military career and will be held in detention.
Light-fingered army corporal to be sentenced after court martial
Jackie Te Weehi pocketed $3422.57 of her fellow soldiers' and Defence Force money.
The undercover sting that netted a gecko smuggler
Gunak Lee, 23, was jailed for 14 months after an undercover DOC sting exposed his role in a planned international gecko-smuggling operation.
Police still cannot say if machete linked to killing of Kyle Whorrall
It has been five months since police investigating the American student's death announced they had found a machete close to where he was attacked.
Youth homelessness crisis escalates
Young people are sleeping on the streets and in cars as a service says the problem is getting worse. Audio
Principals stunned no tally kept of asbestos sand results
The Ministry of Education initially told RNZ that no count was being kept, until the minister intervened. Audio
Business owner jailed after worker killed by unregistered truck
Company director Ashik Ali's truck rolled backwards when its brakes failed hitting roadworker Johnathon Walters.