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Two men have been arrested after a person was shot during a large fight in West Auckland, with police saying people filmed the incident happening - and they want footage.

Hundreds of people are displaced after a massacre in remote PNG and the province's governor says political problems are getting in the way of help.

New Zealand athletes haven't let a Paris downpour or security fears detract from their enjoyment of a unique Olympics opening ceremony.

A Green Party member is concerned that proper process will not be followed - but the party's co-leader says a vote will not be forced.

There have been 2414 new cases of Covid-19 reported in New Zealand over the week to Sunday, and 22 further deaths attributed to the virus.

The new additions are among more than 3200 words and phrases introduced this year.

The flashy events don't just kick off the games - they tell fresh stories about the host city and country and set new creative standards.

Just 38.7 per cent of people voted in the Tauranga City Council election on Saturday.

She was abused as a child by her father, a respected Jehovah's Witness Elder. But it was not until this week Victoria felt vindicated.

Meihana Durie is concerned a camp draws from methodology popularised by the US marines. Audio

While plenty of places have been forced to shutter, there are 'risk takers' in hospo giving it a crack. Nicky Park and Jogai Bhatt talk to some of them.

Pumpkin prices were down 57 percent in June compared to the same month last year.

A New Zealand manufacturer of EV chargers says it is switching its focus to the Australian market, partly because of New Zealand's plunging EV sales.

A word that was once an insult is now a compliment. How? Video

You're probably familiar with Boomers and Millennials, but what about the generation in the middle?

Latest figures from Auckland Transport confirm that violence against drivers appears to be climbing in New Zealand's largest city.

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