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Andrew Coster is leaving the top job. So how was his tenure, what's the political nature of the role and who might replace him? Audio

Kiribati is preparing for a presidential election next month, but all four candidates chosen by parliament, are from the dominant party in the new parliament, the Tobwaan Kiribati Party (TKP).

New Zealand were competitive for a third straight game but couldn't get past the defending world champions Australia.

No discussions or proposals for replacements have gone to Cabinet in the nine months since the government cancelled the new fleet.

Analysis - A new Covid-19 variant is spreading rapidly and could soon become the dominant variant around the globe, experts say.

Kiwis are being told to leave - not travel there - as Israel and Hezbollah continue to exchange heavy fire, with hundreds of people killed.

Analysis - Placing solar panels on wastewater ponds could tackle two problems at once: high power prices and algal growth, Faith Jeremiah writes.

Whanganui River iwi are banding together with councils, DOC and others to avert a potential biosecurity disaster.

A quarry has tried repeatedly to crack a permanent protection to get more rock out of a mountain. Now, it's turning to the 'Fast-track' law.

Cyril Chapman came to national prominence in 1975, when he was tasked with the carrying of the pou whenua during the national hikoi led by Dame Whina Cooper.

Auckland Council goes back to drawing board on rule change appointing Maurice Williamson's 'connection' to oversee $10b water company.

Some parts of the region are reporting twice their monthly average of rainfall.

Building energy-hungry data centres is a boom industry in New Zealand, with international companies keen to reduce their climate impact by using this county's renewable electricity.

The public broadcaster had promoted the episode of It's Personal with Anika Moa, but decided not to air the interview following an "editorial check".

Provincial cities are not normally thought of as hotbeds of drag culture, but Palmerston North is changing that. Audio

Community leaders unimpressed by recent government announcements on restoring law and order

在年幼时抗拒中文的一些新西兰华人在成年后积极尝试与他们的传统文化建立联结。