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More parents allege bullying at Wellington school, say damage is 'forever'
Some children became so anxious they required counselling.
Some children became so anxious they required counselling.
Vatican investigated alleged unauthorised exorcisms and spiritual and psychological abuse.
'We’re losing this wonderful, old architecture and I think it’s tragic.'
Opinion: Spurious "economic necessity" claims undermine environment and efficiency goals.
'When we stop doing stupid things, we’re as good as anybody,' said coach Tam Cramer.
Ngātaitangirua and Ngāwhakamoemiti are two sisters starring in the very first Ngāpuhi-dialect show, Te NGz! Reporter Hunter interviews the tamariki and their animal co-stars.
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188 completed missions, 52 training sessions and 21 flights for other reasons.
Jet boat joins chopper and excavators for river operation.
Positions on KiwiRail's board have been advertised as part of a 'refresh'.
The defence says there's another man who has escaped blame all these years.
Tyler Pewhairangi arrived in Australia in 2001 when he was 5 years old.
He asked his flatmate why he had been 'tracking' him before launching the frenzied attack.
The saga continues over the controversial carparks to cycleway plan on Thorndon Quay.
An alarm had been blaring for nearly half a minute but Vickie Wade didn't hear it.
Darleen Tana has given her first extended interview since March.
Opinion: 'How do we fuse rather than confuse?'
The offenders took off with valuables and police set up a cordon.
OPINION: A reduction in the number of road cones is good news for many motorists.
The school admitted two charges after the death of a student on a school caving trip.
Two board members chose not to re-apply, while one was vague about his intentions.
Grant Robertson is the University of Otago's new vice-chancellor.
A company-wide email last week advised staff an investigation was under way.
Heavy rain watches and warnings have been placed on regions across the North Island.
'I was in the black dog, I was incommunicado.'
Heavy rain watches and warnings have been placed on regions across the North Island.
Over 250 people enjoyed celebrating the festival together.
Of the 171 cases, 39 were in Hawke’s Bay in areas cyclone-affected.
Patients urged to consider options as winter illnesses flood accident and medical.