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Tony Stamp reviews the latest experimental collection from the UK singer-songwriter.

A weasel has been found dead in a trap inside the conservation sanctuary at Zealandia in Wellington.

A petition is challenging Whangārei District Council's decision to change its electoral system.

Porangahau farmer Bayden Andersen shares the unique challenges and triumphs of managing an estate like its his own, while raising a family in the Central Hawkes Bay.

An educational charity is calling on the government to do more to help rural high school students succeed.

Two violent fights have been filmed at Ashburton College, a year after a review into bullying claims at the school.

The Three Waters reform is not dead and buried with a change in government, "just going to be done differently".

Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has called for the Pacific Ocean to be declared an "Ocean of Peace".

Opinion - Regardless of the election result, a form of austerity was always going to win, Toby Boraman writes.

Social media platform X, formerly Twitter, says it will trial charging new, unverified users in New Zealand and the Philippines to use the platform.

Drug maker AFT Pharmaceuticals has nabbed its second approval from US drug authorities in a year to sell its Maxigesic product there.

The majority of those who took part in a council survey want to see Māori wards introduced in Whanganui.

Analysis - New Caledonia's visitor arrivals are returning to pre-Covid levels, but the rebound is being hampered by domestic tensions.

Analysis - What are leftwing and progressive commentators saying about what went wrong and what Labour now needs to do?

Some Chinese candidates vying for a seat in Parliament still aren't sure whether they'll make the cut once the special votes are confirmed.

Nowhere else in the world forces employers to the table for collective bargaining across an entire sector, the BusinessNZ chief executive says. Audio