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There are finally plans to move some of the crumbling old Auckland commuter train carriages blighting the main street of Taumarunui. Audio

Australia and Papua New Guinea signed a bilateral security agreement today that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and counterpart James Marape said showed the closeness of the two nations.

Analysis - Jamie Wall presents the dumbest, lamest and most embarrassing bits of this year's rugby season. Video

New Zealand will need to spend billions on projects cutting emissions in other countries to make up for what the Climate Change Commission says was a late start to cutting greenhouse gases at home.

Covid-19 cases have dropped since last week, according to Ministry of Health figures.

The bill would provide about $50 billion in new security assistance for Ukraine, as well as money for humanitarian and economic aid for its government, plus $14b for Israel as it battles Hamas in…

Analysis - The local and international track record of social investment funds and social impact bonds is far from convincing. A better-resourced public sector would be a simpler solution, Tom Baker w…

Wellington public servants out of a job could become a resource for councils looking for staff, according to a Wairarapa mayor.

What would happen if only voters - not unions or businesses - could donate to political parties? A plan to do exactly that exists, if the government wants to try it.

Public Service Minister Nicola Willis is softening her comments to RNZ suggesting the government would prevent bonuses being negotiated for te reo Māori proficiency.

Explainer - NZ Post's Christmas cut-off dates are flying by. Why does it take a month for a parcel to get from Auckland to London? RNZ asks NZ Post to explain how items get from A to B.

Nearly 21 million lambs have been born this year - a 2.6 percent increase on last year.

Scientists have developed a smartwatch-like sensor which listens to a cow urinate, measuring the amount of nitrogen hitting the pasture.

Local media company MediaWorks is being eyed by an Australian private equity firm, according to a newspaper report.

The second day of Te Matatini brought another 15 groups, including Wairoa's kapa Mātangirau - who journeyed through mud, break-downs and broken roads.

A proud Aucklander who was sick of hearing people complain about the lack of things to do in the city has put his ideas into a passion project.

医疗人士称，包括单身女性、同性伴侣在内，新西兰因生育问题而寻求精子或卵子捐助者的情况不断增加。但捐助者的长期短缺，让许多人不得不飞往海外其他国家寻求帮助。