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Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss next phase of Gaza plan
Trump, Netanyahu to discuss next phase of Gaza plan
US President Donald Trump is expected to push for progress in the stalled ceasefire in Gaza when he meets with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday.
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The oddest news RNZ covered in 2025
News of the weird: The strangest stories of 2025
There was no shortage of strange news filed by RNZ reporters and our international partners in the past 12 months - here's the year in review.
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Man in Suriname fatally stabs nine people, including five children
Man in Suriname fatally stabs nine people, including five children
A man stabbed to death nine people, including five children, overnight in Suriname's capital Paramaribo, police said Sunday, adding the suspect was wounded and arrested.
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2025 in review: A year when New Zealand-India relations took off
2025 in review: A year when New Zealand-India relations took off
A significant milestone was the confirmation of conclusion of free trade negotiations with India.
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'Celia' the optometry bus hits the road to check Kiwi kids
'Celia' the optometry bus hits the road to check Kiwi kids
A charity screening children for sight and hearing problems at schools now has a fully kitted-out optometry bus - and big plans to roll the service out for adults.
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How can I get water out of my ear after swimming?
How can I get water out of my ear after swimming?
While water usually drains naturally, a few tips can help speed things up and prevent swimmer's ear.
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Steroid use is 'exploding' in Australia - but there are no clinical guidelines on how to quit
Steroid use is 'exploding' - but there are no clinical guidelines on how to quit
There has been an "absolute explosion" in illegal use of steroids in recent years, according to University of Queensland researcher Dr Tim Piatkowski.
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Recreational drug users urged to get their stuff checked before this New Year's
Recreational drug users urged to get their stuff checked before this New Year's
A drug-checking group is reminding concertgoers this New Year party season that it offers a free, legal and confidential service.
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Science, English slide, as secondary school students seek life skills
Science, English slide, as secondary school students seek life skills
Twenty-one percent of students enrolled in 'life skills/personal development' in 2025, up from eight percent 15 years ago.
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Crayfish crackdown: Nelson man Joshua Spooner in court over Facebook seafood sales
Crayfish crackdown: Man in court over Facebook seafood sales
Joshua Spooner took to social media with a picture of a seafood in a chiller bag and the words "30 each, big ones 50″.
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Housing First Ōtautahi launches rapid response to homelessness, finding an increase in elderly with no home
New outreach service sees increase in elderly with no home
The service encountered an 87-year-old woman living on the streets in its first week of operation.
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Explosion at Alawite mosque in Syria's Homs kills eight
Explosion at Alawite mosque in Syria's Homs kills eight
Eight people were killed in an explosion at a mosque of the Alawite minority sect in the Syrian city of Homs on Friday.
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Israel becomes first country to formally recognise Somaliland as independent state
Israel becomes first country to formally recognise Somaliland as independent state
It is a decision that could reshape regional dynamics and test Somalia's longstanding opposition to its secession.
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Can I travel while getting NZ Super, and other most-asked questions of 2025 - Ask Susan
The money things you wanted to know about the most this year
RNZ readers sent in hundreds of questions in 2025 to our correspondent Susan Edmunds - many of them around one particular topic.
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Water pollution warnings for Wellington, Lower Hutt
Water pollution warnings for Wellington, Lower Hutt
Public water safety warnings have been issued for swimmers for Wellington's south coast and Lower Hutt swimming spots, due to pollution from wastewater.
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Nurse's autistic son could face deportation after Immigration NZ rejects visa
'Deporting my child is like cutting off my arm' - Appeals after nurse's son denied visa
Immigration New Zealand rejected the visa application of Nelson aged care worker Nithin Mankeel's son after he was diagnosed with autism.
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Bay of Plenty council urges summer swimmers to check Rotorua water safety
Summer swimmers urged to check Rotorua water safety
Coastal and tidal waterways remain New Zealand's most deadly.
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Israel targets Iranian 'terrorist' in Lebanon strike
Israel targets Iranian 'terrorist' in Lebanon strike
Israel said it targeted a member of Iran's elite Quds Force and a Hezbollah operative.
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What happens to people who die without any relatives to bury them?
The people who say goodbye when nobody else can
The number of people in the Auckland region who died without any family or friends to handle funeral arrangements leapt in the last year.
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Boris the missing cat home for Christmas: Ten months on the loose after Nelson SPCA intruder freed him
How Boris finally made his way back home
The wily feline was among animals released by an animal loving intruder who broke into the SPCA in Nelson in February this year.
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Celebrating Christmas with Indian culinary favourites
Celebrating Christmas with Indian culinary favourites
Kiwi Indians swap ham and pavlova for spiced feasts, keeping festive food traditions from home alive.
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Christmas Day marked with reflection, fun and shared lunch
Christmas Day marked with reflection, fun and shared lunch
New Zealanders throughout the country are celebrating Christmas Day. We take a look at what a 2025 Christmas looks like.
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Uncovering the mysteries behind eel migration and spawning
Uncovering the mysteries behind eel migration and spawning
Dr Amandine Sabadel said tracking technology has helped find the first clues as to how and where eels spawn but there is still more to do. Audio
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Nitrates in water: ECan's rule-making fell short of law over allowing discharges, High Court rules
ECan 'put on notice' over rule-making for discharges
The High Court stopped short of ordering the regional council to change the rule relating to the discharge of nitrates because of the amount of time that has lapsed.
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Warning after multiple people hospitalised after using synthetic cannabis
Multiple hospitalisations due to synthetic drug use
High Alert is warning people to use "extreme caution" if using synthetic drugs.