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Red-tipped bananas are not new to Australian consumers, but have gone viral on social media.

Air NZ says its priority is to get a deal across the line to halt a strike before the holidays. Audio

A drone successfully delivered medical supplies to Bay of Plenty's Matakana Island during a simulated emergency as part of a healthcare trial. Audio

A former schoolmate says the politician would make "a public ceremony" of burning the school roll when Indian surnames outnumbered Smiths.

Name suppression for a woman accused of murdering well-known Far North businessman Monty Knight has been extended.

An Auckland doctor says the tight living conditions of some families makes them more vulnerable to the spread of the virus, and at higher risk for children to develop complications. Audio

The Housing Minister might be encouraging tenants to negotiate a cheaper rent deal as prices drop - but how do you do it? Audio

Ireland says participation would be 'unconscionable', as others join a boycott.

The council began the trial in October to save in costs, enable earlier summer trading and address health and safety concerns.

NZFS said specific batches of Tom & Luke's Low Carb Snacka Balls have been recalled due to the possible presence of hard plastic.

The boys, Tom and Sawong, were born two months ago in remote PNG

About 100 people crowded into the Whakatāne District Council chambers on Wednesday in a show of support for the restoration of Ōhope Beach's iconic West End walkway.

After more than a year campaigning against the ban, platforms owned by Meta, TikTok, Snap's Snapchat and Alphabet's YouTube have said they will comply.

It takes the national total to 28.

The Ministry of Education says childcare centres and schools are legally responsible for funding asbestos-contaminated sand removal. Audio

People in three Far North towns have been warned to boil their tap water before drinking or cooking with it.

Parliament's biannual Scrutiny Weeks involve a sudden glut of oversight, but what reaches the public is only a glimpse behind the curtain.

Under scrutiny week questioning, ministry CEO Andrew Kibblewhite said it was a hypothesis, but that more investigation was needed.

It was retired in August and sold for scrap in October, yet its currently sitting in Nelson Harbour.