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"We kept getting announcements every couple of hours telling us about a lack of progress," one Bluebridge passenger says.

Leaders warn a deepening economic crisis in the US territory could undermine civilian systems.

Analysis: So 4-1 it is, a scoreline that spares no blushes in its appraisal of England.

He was also fearless but armed with "a landmark smile and laugh" which made people like him, his lifelong friend says. Audio

It's the first such medical evacuation in the orbital lab's history.

Analysis: It's reasonable to assume freshwater will be a hot topic in the general election, partly, perhaps, because cow herds are expanding.

Lauren Fraser says she now avoids spending time in her family home.

The Sport Integrity Commission's first major investigation, triggered by dozens of complaints about Yachting NZ, remains unfinished a year on.

Puke Aute papakāinga south of Hastings has 10 new houses built on Māori ancestral land as well as vege gardens, lambs, chickens and pigs.

In our series on getting your finances sorted this year, here's how to maximise your KiwiSaver.

A critically endangered forget-me-not is being saved from the brink of extinction.

The High Court stopped short of ordering the regional council to change the rule relating to the discharge of nitrates because of the amount of time that has lapsed.

The website Neighbourly - at the centre of a major cyber breach - has headed to court to try to stop the stolen information spreading.

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

The Manukau District Court had declared the election for the Papatoetoe subdivision of the Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board void in December.

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