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Fire and Emergency New Zealand has apologised unreservedly to a former volunteer firefighter for failing to properly investigate a series of complaints.

Fresh produce seller Leidab David said when the earthquake struck they were at the national market in town and they all ran.

McLaren's Formula One rivals hope stricter front wing tests could help to close the gap to the runaway leaders.

The strike began on May 26 and will run until June 23. Audio

Palestinians have been pushed towards famine after an 11-week blockade on aid.

Analysis: As Music Month turns 25, it highlights their lack of visibility on streaming services and commercial radio.

The Waimakariri District Council is gearing up for this year's local government elections.

It's the question that keeps Geoffrey Hinton up at night: What happens when humans are no longer the most intelligent life on the planet?

A kaupapa Māori youth service is warning against benefit sanctions, saying they will mean people 'end up on the street'.

Farmers are in line for another bumper dairy season after Fonterra revealed its opening forecast for the new season.

A rose created for the occasion is already two thirds sold.

From flaming tornadoes to burning couches, scientists are setting stuff on fire to prepare for our changing wildfire risk.

The government is putting more money into hiring local journalists, but cutting Radio New Zealand's budget.

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

The Prime Minister says he's "relaxed" about Immigration Minister Erica Stanford's remarks in Parliament likening emails from people in India to "spam".

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