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An invasive aquarium plant that threatened to choke a Far North lake has been officially eradicated, five years after the entire lake was treated with herbicide.

Alarming levels of child abuse and rape are driving underage pregnancy in Fiji, prompting the nation's chiefs to take a hard line on sex offenders. Audio

It began in 2017 when a host of Kiwis and Kangaroos stars linked with Mate Ma'a Tonga.

Acting early on adaptation to climate risks will avoid costly losses in the future, says the programme head.

Multiple officers with guns drawn pinned one man to the ground in the middle of the busy road as they arrested three men.

His supporters say he deserves the prize already, while his detractors mock the pursuit entirely - pointing to his controversial policies as disqualifying.

Once a place of dancing, celebration, and socialising, Carterton's Belvedere Hall is on the market.

Three complainants were sent rulings on their case reviews that contained identical text, their lawyers say. Audio

Nelson's incumbent Māori Ward councillor Kahu Paki Paki said despite running unopposed, this election has "been harder than you could probably ever imagine".

About 3000 people receiving the pension are not yet 65 - and some are a lot lot younger. Audio

The soft result is in line with the market's prior expectations amid a strong milk supply, an analyst says.

The new bill builds on decades-long efforts to protect the Hauraki Gulf from the degradation of human activities.

From modelling measles outbreaks to keeping track of Wellington's exploding kākā population, researchers are calling on AI to assist them with a vast array of projects.

How did residents of Aotearoa New Zealand come to be called by the name of a flightless brown bird? Audio

More than 65,000 are expected to attend Auckland's vibrant Diwali Festival in the city centre this weekend, with ticketed events expanding celebrations.

储备银行表示，这是根据当前经济情况和通胀前景预测而作出的决定。