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The Hōkūle'a and sister vessel Hikianalia arrived on Friday afternoon to a colourful and sometimes emotional ceremony.

However, Mark Brown says New Zealand is "having issues" with the state of its own economy as Kiwis "are running away" to Australia.

"Crafty" Colombians could give All Whites a lesson on playing on the "edge" of the rules.

Te Ohaakii a Hine's calls for reform follow this week's review of how senior officers mishandled allegations about former deputy commissioner Jevon McSkimming. Audio

After reading Die My Love in book club, Martin Scorsese knew it had to be made into a film. Now it's rewriting cinema's portrayal of womanhood and postpartum depression.

Police can now stop any driver, at any time, to screen for four illicit substances - cannabis, cocaine, methamphetamine and MDMA.

The local climate could be expected to get hotter and drier in the years to come, so what is the plan?

An anti-vaping group calls the ranking an "international disgrace". Audio

The awards recognise a diverse mix of emerging and established Māori musicians.

The latest Grocery Supplier Cost Index showed an average annual increase of 2.5 percent in October.

Set on 40 hectares near the university's Palmerston North campus, the Large Animal Teaching Unit, is home to a menagerie of animals for veterinary students to work with.

Simon Watts says he is prepared for questions about New Zealand's lowered target when he heads to the annual UN global climate summit in Brazil.

Funding for the long-standing Māori news bulletin Te Karere has been slashed, while current affairs programme The Hui has had their funding cut completely. The announcement comes from Māori media...

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

With bhangra, beats and boundless energy, Diljit Dosanjh transforms Spark Arena into a joyous ode to Punjabi pride and pop perfection.

科学家认为，如果全球目前能够及时调整发展策略，对碳排放进行"超调"，那么我们仍然有机会将气候变暖趋势控制在红线以内。