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Teen caught up in LynnMall terror attack honoured for bravery

It was his second day on the job when the incident unfolded.

'Disruptive': US hits NZ timber with 10% tariff, industry warns of major impact

The US bought $370m worth of New Zealand radiata pine products in 2024.

'Sigh of relief': Power firms rally as Govt rules out structural split

An LNG import terminal is being explored to bolster dwindling local gas supply.

NZ starts gearing up for big summer airline expansion, global group expects a busy October

Busy month expected after some regions had a sluggish southern winter.

Firefighters to strike after pay offer rejected by 99% of union

The NZPFU says Kiwi firefighters have not had a pay rise since July 2023.

Auckland mayoral race: Wayne Brown rejects claims he may quit early

Rival Kerrin Leoni says voters doubt Brown’s commitment to the job.

Inside the injury list: All Blacks ponder changes for Wallabies rematch

Leicester Fainga'anuku could be in line for his first test since the 2023 World Cup.

A brilliant mind remembered: John Aiken honours friend and 'pioneer' Nigel Latta

He says Latta was "a friend, a colleague and a hugely inspirational New Zealander".

Highways closed, temps drop to sub-zero as cold snap sweeps up country

Snow is forecast to fall as low as 100m on several South Island roads.

Inside the $500m fortune at stake in Kidman and Urban’s reported split

The prenup includes a clause paying Keith Urban $908k for every sober year.

7 things you should know about breast cancer in NZ

Around 3500 women and 25 men are diagnosed with breast cancer in New Zealand every year.

House gutted as suspicious fire tears through vacant property, 2nd blaze to damage property

Six fire trucks were called to the Avondale property.

Complaints over illegal structures, fences at Auckland property leads to court action

Neighbours have long complained about the worthless house. Now a court has stepped in.

Gregor Paul: How a massive NZ schoolboys defeat reveals deep cracks in rugby

New Zealand Schools conceded 81 points in a heavy loss to Australia U18.

The job market's tough but these roles are still in high demand

Sales and accounting workers, along with electricians, are still being sought after.

Debate grows over how Defence will use $12b boost

Only 32% of top CEOs say 2% of GDP is enough to keep New Zealand secure.