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A local store owner has been threatened and her shop broken into but says having police on the streets is making a big difference.

Barbara Malimali - described as "universally corrupt" by the commissioner of the inquiry - was suspended by Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka on 29 May.

The frustratingly constant intervention of the match officials has led the All Blacks to try a simple solution.

Experts have told a Royal Commission the public reporting breaches was ineffective, as disabled community members describe being abused over masks. Audio

Was it a case of corruption? ''Yes'', an Immigration New Zealand spokesperson says.

One suggests many New Zealanders are now trying to quit nicotine vapes, and some face real barriers to doing so.

The future of two North Canterbury Hospitals was pushed squarely in the spotlight at a rural health meeting in Hanmer Springs on Monday.

After internal alarm about an official's dealings with the alcohol industry, new rules of engagement are being drawn up.

The winter season of Matariki is a time to remember those who passed away over the past year and one of those was the artist, Fred Graham, who died last month at the age of 96.

The Court is to decide whether its drivers should be considered employees.

Rural services company PGG Wrightson has acquired local animal health company Nexan Group for $20 million in a move the listed company says will keep production of key farm products in New Zealand.

Manmade rock pools are creating homes for coastal critters along the Tauranga waterfront.

How did emojis became the most confusing kind of online language?

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

Joel Titus calls on young New Zealanders to tackle the dual threats of climate change and food poverty.

在政府承诺从7月1日起，在其最新的季度计划中推进立法将外国干预定为犯罪，新西兰安全情报局再次发出警告。