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The main road between Bay of Plenty and Waikato had been closed by a slip between Te Poi and Tauriko on Friday evening.

The Blues have reminded everyone that they're still very capable with a big win in Suva.

India's cricket board has suspended the tournament, one of the world's richest sports leagues, amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan, a source says.

More than 1000 people walked to Brooke van Velden's Auckland office as part of nationwide protests against changes to pay equity law.

Chinese company looks to patent AI system to decipher animal sounds.

For the third year in a row, the game's governing body is in the red - so where's the money going, asks Jamie Wall.

Frustrations are growing as illegal dumping plagues Auckland and leaves ratepayers with a multi-million dollar bill.

Teachers say removing requirements to recognise cultural identity in early childhood centres is recolonisation, and a backward step.

Sculptor and renowned arts icon Fred Graham died aged 96, just weeks out from his latest exhibition, but his legacy remains.

The owner of a Marlborough Sounds property is facing a $3000-a-year bill for just 60 days of use.

The story of a pioneering family of Dalmatian immigrants has been kept alive through a cluster of old sheds on the Devcich farm near Thames.

A native jumping spider boasting great eyesight and tiny genitalia has been discovered at a Rotorua forest that is being restored.

The board has backed the nomination of former National Cabinet minister Steven Joyce as chair, and Canadian billionaire Jim Grenon's bid to join him at the board table.

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

The franchise has been given 10 days to comply with certain conditions before their participation agreement is terminated.

新西兰的陪读妈妈承担着在异国他乡独自抚养孩子的重任与挑战。