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The 18.2-metre yacht was now sitting on the seabed in the South Bay of Slipper Island.

The Samoan PM says his leg was injured in preparations for the 29 August polls, and the "trip for treatment was long overdue". Audio

The White Ferns batter is about to compete in her sixth and possibly last World Cup.

"People are feeling it," the finance minister, ranked 13th herself, says after a major survey of business leaders. Audio

Fourteen people have died in eastern Taiwan's Hualien county after a barrier lake in the mountains overflowed and sent a wall of water into a town during a typhoon, the island's fire department says.

Analysis: Labour wants sanctions, protesters are marching, but the coalition government is keeping its decision under wraps until the UN General Assembly.

The council's youngest candidate, 19-year-old Danielle Borell-Faa'soo wants to be Western Bay of Plenty's mayor to inspire other rangatahi (youth). so that people her age learn they have voices too.

From messages promising piles of cash, to fake agents offering trials, organised crime groups are recruiting New Zealanders.

Tributes continue to flow for Sir Tumu Te Heuheu Tūkino VIII, acknowledging his quiet nature, his kaitiakitanga and focus on the future.

Workplace Relations Minister Brooke van Velden announced the plan to make annual leave and sick leave pro-rated. Audio

The climate change minister is considering whether emissions from international aviation and shipping should be included in the 2050 climate targets.

A new lab is cruising the streets of Wellington, homing in on our urban carbon emissions.

Editorial - Artificial Intelligence is everywhere, but we can still make deliberate decisions about how we use it.

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

The next round of in-person negotiations is scheduled to be held in New Delhi on 13 and 14 October.

寄宿家庭表示，任何考虑在新西兰留学的学生都应该提前做好准备，以获得最佳体验。