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The SPCA has more than 30 kittens available for adoption at its Māngere Centre, where it says the 40-year-old building is crumbling and part of the cattery floods when it rains. Audio

William 'Willi' Havili reflects on his upcoming 50th match and becoming the most-capped player for the club in Super Rugby Pacific. Audio

New Zealand continue to cop the blame for their collision with Switzerland at the league's Perth event last month.

A free school lunches programme rebrand has dropped the reo Māori name Ka Ora Ka Ako, a move David Seymour says is "delivering real value".

Detainees are sometimes moved so quickly and frequently that ICE loses track of where they are, the judge found.

First staged in 2010, the fixture was not conceived as a marketing stunt, but as a deliberate exercise in showcasing Indigenous excellence and its contribution.

A Te Araroa family are looking to move into a Toitū Tai Rāwhiti cabin after a landslide destroyed their hillside home.

In a flurry of open dispute, NZ Cricket lost its chief executive. But still, none of the disagreements have been resolved.

More Pākehā are enrolling in Treaty education workshops and seeking out information about Te Tiriti o Waitangi, according to long-standing Treaty educators.

Stats NZ numbers show overseas visitors hit 3.51 million in the year ended December 2025, up six percent from the prior year.

After proving highly effective against wasps, Vespex is to be trailed on the yellow-legged hornet population.

As an ambitious mainland predator eradication project reaches completion, what will it take to keep pests at bay long-term?

Beware AI-assisted scams going after your heart and then your wallet.

How did residents of Aotearoa New Zealand come to be called by the name of a flightless brown bird? Audio

Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said Tuesday the group will wind up in May, four months before it was supposed to.

据说，与马相合的生肖，在马年会有好运。