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Claire Concannon learns about experiments aimed at slowing Parkinson's Disease progression. Sonia Yee explores research into our perception of emotions in a mask-filled world.

Police Minister Poto Williams and Police Commissioner Andrew Coster have announced a $45m package to fund new police tactical teams, extra staff, enhanced intelligence, and training to ensure the…

A "vaccine passport" will be trialled next month in regional NSW after the state recorded 1035 new Covid-19 cases and five deaths.

Legislation that will introduce a new offence - planning a terrorist attack - is a step closer to becoming law.

Auckland prepares to move down an alert level as residents in more suburbs are asked to get tested, and an increase in infringement fees is nigh.

Hundreds of protesters shouting anti-vaccination messages have marched through Melbourne's CBD, as the construction industry reels from a snap two-week shutdown imposed overnight.

Fines imposed by a court - previously limited to $1000 - increase to $12,000 for an individual and $15,000 for a company, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has announced.

In today's sports news - NPC kicks on without Auckland-based teams, Phoenix unveil new strip, Springboks confident of bouncing back, Fifa to talk to associations about reforming international football…

There has been a 49 percent increase in injuries recorded as a result of firearms crime in Auckland city over the past year and a half, compared with the two years previous.

Some motorhome and horse truck owners are demanding the Transport Agency drop a clampdown that is forcing more and more vehicles off the road, or pay the costs itself.

Flights between American Samoa and Samoa suspended; Pandemic forces closure of 52 hotels in Samoa; Daylight savings cancelled in Samoa, and more.

Legislation introducing a new offence for planning a terrorist attack comes back to Parliament today, after being expedited as a result of the LynnMall attack.

Name suppression has become a publicity-dodging exercise that just generates publicity. Why does this rule, that favours those who can afford a lawyer, still exist?

Dairy farmers trying to get workers in from overseas say they're having to get their children to help with work just to get by.

Each day of lockdown is exacerbating the digital divide for many, but experts say the answers will be found in the communities worst affected.

Community leaders are calling for new Auckland Covid-19 bypass flights from Whangārei.

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