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Gisborne leads NZ with highest Māori population proportion
70.4% of under 25s in Gisborne are Māori.
70.4% of under 25s in Gisborne are Māori.
Doctors' notes show the youth suffered a nasal bone fracture and concussion as a result.
'We were waiting and no one came' - family's distress after failed 111 call.
New Rongomaiwahine carving at Māhia by Gisborne master carver Boydie Te Nahu.
OPINION: Auckland Council's stadium decision is wrong in so many ways.
Films expected to create myriad jobs, opportunities for graduates and boost the economy.
Northland Regional Council has prosecuted...
Sean Kessels died in November 2023. His death has been referred to the Coroner as a suspected suicide. His mother speaks about her long fight to get him help and his death.
Police said members of the public helped them in their search.
OPINION: Former health boss doesn't like the Government's script.
After years of disruption, Far North's Mangamuka Gorge to reopen before Christmas.
The five-day inquest into Dunedin student's stairway death has concluded.
The offending came to light when the woman complained to Australian police.
A long-standing spat over bank regulation continues.
The Transport Accident Investigation Commission is investigating the incident.
The Māori Party co-leader says his dad died peacefully this morning.
Man wanted for a 'bail breach' is inmate who failed to return to prison from day leave.
Bede Crestani and Elspeth McMillan, parents of Sophia Crestani, address media outside the Dunedin District Court at the end of the five day coroners inquest into her death.
He was due in court today on two charges and police are considering more.
'I saw the (courier) package opened, looked at it and my passport was in the dog’s mouth.'
Fired leader says MPs had 'wants', 'needs' and 'church commitments' to justify pay rise.
Luxon says he has grave concerns after the comments by his Australian counterpart.
Notorious double murderer Scott Watson appears before the Parole Board again
A limited statutory manager has been appointed at Mangakōtukutuku College.
Passengers had to disembark and the plane was returned to the gate for inspection.
'Toaster scheme' coming to an end as consumers want faster and simpler rewards.
Hipkins says the Govt is making wrong choices, people want the money put to 'better use'.
James Wallace continues to protest his innocence despite convictions.
The Kotahitanga Movement began in 1892, but this was not history repeating.
Don Kennedy's analysis of Monaco-born Charles Leclerc's Formula One win.