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It's a rollover! Powerball jackpot not struck, rolls over to highest in 2024
The biggest winner this year was a family syndicate from Wellington.
The biggest winner this year was a family syndicate from Wellington.
Police confirmed that one person has died this evening.
Emergency services were called to the scene at around 7.30pm.
Children as young as 7 were mocked and laughed at by parents, a Christchurch mum says.
GNS Science says the initial eruption happened about 8.20am yesterday.
A fourth flight taking New Zealanders out of riot-torn New Caledonia has departed.
The man was critically injured after a crash between his van and a ute on Wednesday.
Police believe the disturbing image was 'clearly meant to intimidate' witnesses.
The Tertiary Education Union has demanded a 5 per cent salary increase for staff.
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The affected neighbour took time off work to clean up and had to get in a drainlayer.
Police respond to fracas after nearby car crash.
Financial mentors say student loan debt can stick with people for a long time.
Southbound traffic was backed up 2km from the crash site on SH20 near Onehunga.
The Coromandel Peninsula was used to simulate a realistic jungle environment.
Otago rugby says the 'tragic circumstances' are being felt across the rugby community.
Licensed cannabis growers can currently legally obtain illicit seeds and plants.
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"Who else will do it, if not us? Samoa mo Samoa."
Up to 16 fire trucks rushed to fight the blaze in one of Auckland's swankiest suburbs.
Winter means potholes and flooding are the big issues for motorists.
OPINION: A 'bigger and better' business rose from the ashes.
Samoa and Aotearoa are linked by whakapapa and the common ancestor Kiwa
'Reality is that we have under-invested in infrastructure for decades'.
Meet the Hawke's Bay ladies leading the way for women in infrastructure.
'No one ever says they can't eat icecream because it's winter.'
A growing number of farmers in Canterbury are planting native trees on their land.
Sarah Yuile says the importance of these services is not realised until they are gone.