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Tauranga City Council spotted unconsented work in a real estate ad for Bryant's $2.4m property.

The Tonga government is reassuring citizens they won't need to worry about running out of fuel over the Christmas period after months of petrol shortages.

The result gifts Australia the series victory with two matches to spare, after they won the first three tests.

Analysis: We look back at this year's Parliament in data, including just how much coffee fuels our democracy?

Epstein files vindicate a survivor who reported him in the 1990s, but others are still seeking answers

Analysis: Undercover Russian personnel have been placed on board ships carrying the country's oil and they're spying on Europe, intelligence sources say.

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The paperwork currently required to legally trap feral cats could be replaced with a simpler online system, after criticism from hunters.

Thrill-seekers causing significant damage to dunes on the Far North beach have forced the installation of temporary fences and blockage of access points. Audio

The NZ company will manufacture 18 satellites equipped with advanced sensors to track and detect missile threats.

Rural postie Tracy Marshall takes visitors along her mail delivery route which winds along the Whanganui River.

Can the planting of special crops and experiments with new winter grazing systems make a real difference? Audio

More than 200 titles dropped this year, here are some we loved playing the most.

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

The protest was organised to mark the International Migrants Day which falls on 18 December.

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