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Sadowski-Synnott becomes world's most decorated Olympic snowboarder
The 24-year-old Kiwi has powered to another silver medal. Audio
'Totally and utterly devastated': Ōtorohanga residents wake to waist-deep floodwaters
Local Colin Payne said waters close to three metres high had come through his property overnight.
State of emergency in Ōtorohanga, more rain on the way
Orange heavy rain warnings remain in place for several regions, and some households have been without power overnight.
Winter Olympics: Super-G medal eludes NZ's Alice Robinson
Italy's Federica Brignone sealed an astonishing comeback from career-threatening injury to win gold on home snow.
Thousands donated to Mt Maunganui landslide victims' families
Donors are paying heartfelt tribute to those trapped by last week's massive slip at a Tauranga campground.
New Zealander arrested for going onto tarmac at Perth Airport
The man allegedly broke the glass on an alarm and activated it, before pushing past airline staff at the international terminal.
Will NZ follow UK ban on wet wipes?
The UK is banning the sale and supply of wet wipes containing plastics, a huge cause of pollution and sewer blockages.
Video of Destiny Church haka at UK anti-immigration protest spreads on social media
Members performed a haka and ripped up a Palestinian flag in the footage.
What will happen to Tom Phillips' helpers?
Could charges be laid? How strong would the evidence have to be? And what would be penalty be? Audio
NZ calls for 'immediate and independent' foreign media access to Gaza
However, it hasn't joined another international move condemning Israel's plan to expand its presence in the West Bank.
Tsunami threat extended as surges hit shores
Tsunami currents have reached parts of the country and people should stay away from beaches until at least 3pm. Audio
Firefighters investigating cause of 'pretty bad' Newtown house fire
The massive blaze on Mansfield Street broke just before midnight.
Israel closes embassy in Wellington, says attacks on Iran a 'last resort'
It's part of a worldwide closure of the country's diplomatic missions.
Passengers stuck for hours as Aratere ferry breaks down in Marlborough Sounds
Other sailings have also been cancelled through Thursday. Audio
Labour accuses govt of trying to avoid scrutiny by passing bill under urgency
A post-Budget debate about accommodation supplement changes dragged into the early hours of Saturday morning.
'Started having a yak': Kiwi travellers blown away by chance meeting with PM
Christopher Luxon was attending a wreath-laying service in London's Hyde Park.
PM won't step in over Peters' comments in RNZ interview
Meanwhile, the Green Party co-leader says NZ First is "rinsing the biscuit tin with the latest outrage" with its plans for a private member's bill on defining "woman" in law. Audio
Luxon promotes NZ's rocket, tech talents to UK businesses
The tech sector is New Zealand's third biggest source of exports behind meat and dairy, the prime minister said in London.
Luxon says NZ stands with Ukraine, no decision on peacekeeping
The prime minister says New Zealand would need to see a ceasefire in Ukraine before deciding whether to take part in peacekeeping arrangements.
Luxon meets King Charles, due to discuss trade and security with British PM
The Prime Minister has had a private audience with the monarch and will meet British PM Sir Keir Starmer. Audio
Why weren't Aucklanders warned of late-night storm - and warned twice today?
Auckland councillor and residents say there was a concerning delay in notifications before Easter Friday's flooding and intense overnight storms. Audio
Brother pays tribute to 'gentle, philosophical' Brian Turner
The brother of the NZ poet and conservationist says he was inspired by nature, right up until his death.
More GPs turning away patients
General practices are closing their books, with nearly 40% not taking new patients last year. Audio
Shark has probably left New Brighton beach, lifeguards say
Beaches across the country have been forced to close this week after shark sightings.
Wellington community hub Te Wāhi Āwhina closes
The hub was part of the 'Pōneke Promise' - a joint social contract between council, the hospitality industry, retailers and police.