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Opinion - Pop artists aren't political tutors or experts on foreign affairs, writes David Cohen.

Hidden away in Mick Crouch's office at Archives New Zealand is an Aladdin's cave of old technology.

Football Federation Australia is set to cull the number of A-League video assistant referees to a more exclusive group it believes has the right skill set to operate the much-talked about technology.

An ancient skeleton of a woolly mammoth has sold for €548,000 ($NZ920,000) at auction in the French city of Lyon.

It is hoped more indigenous items will be returned to Hawaii after century old human remains were repatriated in October.

Young families facing homelessness in Northland say Work and Income is paying for them to stay at a local motel that should not be operating, let alone housing children. Video, Audio

Frustrated business owners on Auckland's North Shore are worried a major slip that swallowed machinery could be coming for their buildings next.

Lorde has been nominated for album of the year at the 60th Grammy Awards for Melodrama.

A discovery in a mouldy bale of hay has led to a new type of cheese its makers hope will put New Zealand on the map.

Horowhenua Mayor Michael Feyen says he won't be stepping down, despite a vote of no confidence in him.

Ratepayers across the country could see their rates bills rise, as councils struggle to find funds for critical infrastructure, Local Government New Zealand says.

Open hearts in a scarred landscape.

Opinion - The new government has stepped away from calling a Trans Pacific Partnership a "threat to Sovereignty" so Rob Hosking asks if the rhetoric is merely a throwback to the infamous Maharey Rule.

Farmland near Timaru which is home to Māori rock art sites is set to be restored by Ngāi Tahu.

Jason Taumalolo's return to Tonga has paid dividends for both the NRL star and his team in their opening match of the Rugby League World Cup.