Putin outlines his demands, pulls diplomats from Ukraine after threats
Russian leader insists on an end to Ukraine's Nato membership bid.
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Hong Kong to test entire population - three times
Hong Kong reporting about 5000 new daily infections and has had 145 deaths.
How Tūhoe researcher overcame setbacks to lead NZ's biggest study of children
Sarah-Jane Paine is the new research director of Growing Up in New Zealand.
'Like being punched in the chest': 'Milder' Omicron leaves fit Kiwi struggling to breathe
No taste, brain fog, struggling to breathe - even a 'mild' case of Covid can hit hard.
Co-governance and the Treaty partnership project - all you need to know
Cabinet Minister Willie Jackson says co-governance is nothing to be scared of.
Surge in hospital Covid cases: Babies as young as 2 months old, elderly infected
The number of people infected with Covid-19 turning up to Middlemore Hospital increasing.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Covid has shaken up whānau - healing must unite us again
Tensions fuelled by Covid further setback for Māori but it's time to remember who we are.
Sideswipe: No hidden meaning to anagrams...
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Wellington Girls' students to learn from home as tension at protest grows
The college's principal listed several reasons as to why this decision was made.
First conviction for ripping off Covid wage subsidy scheme
Wage subsidy claimant received $18,745 from scheme, but charges followed.
Reduced hours and RATs: How supermarkets plan to keep food flowing
Stores to increase capacity for online shopping to deal with demand during Omicron surge.
Lady Deborah Chambers, QC: Baby, where did our rights go?
OPINION: QC asks what happened to our freedoms - once enshrined in the Bill of Rights Act.
'What is happening in Wellington is not New Zealand' - PM
"I think we can all agree, it's disgraceful."
Government 'monitoring' whether to call in army after acid allegedly thrown, car drives into crowd
Three police officers were injured by an "unknown substance", believed to be acid.
US to impose new sanctions amid Ukraine crisis
It comes after Russia moved to recognise separatist eastern Ukraine regions.
Deputy PM on protest violence, says NZ set to enter phase 3 of Omicron outbreak
The Ministry of Health reported 2365 new community cases of Covid-19 in NZ on Monday.
'The city has clearly died': $300m Tauranga civic rebuild cost floated
But some say the huge cost will be worth it.
Woman wants bananas removed from free fruit scheme after supermarket slip
Rose Kerr is nursing a sore leg after crashing to a supermarket aisle floor.
Paul Little: Use the force - bring in army to end Parliament protest
OPINION: If this seems outlandish, so did closing our borders and staying home.
Sideswipe: Satire or trolling?
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Simon Wilson: No, Christopher Luxon and protesters, mandates are not the issue
OPINION: The Covid divide in NZ runs far deeper than a disagreement about mandates.
Ho Chi Minh City to Northcote: 182 modular units planned for state land
The TLC site is beside Kāinga Ora's Tonar St site where the builder failed last year.
'They were wild': Kerikeri man relives alleged assault by teens armed with hammer
The man says the alleged attack with hammers was the "scariest moment" of his life.
Live: PM plots path out of mandates; Luxon decries 'divisive' Govt as NZ braces for Omicron peak
Some vaccine mandates will end, but not before New Zealand passes the Omicron peak.
'You take a quarter of a cup of chance, then you add half a cup of network. Now add a sprinkle of self-belief'
Koro Carman of Earth Village talks to Elisabeth Easther.
MAFS stars' intimate confessions aired
Intimate answers given by the contestants during the audition process have been aired.
Market close: Chorus, a2 Milk surges welcome relief for sharemarket
The New Zealand sharemarket put together an afternoon recovery.
Timber boss: I'm a protest funder - here's why
To have any chance of ending the protest, concessions will be required.
Sir Russell Coutts visits Parliament protest
The sailing great said it was important to keep an 'open mind'.
Political figure fights for secrecy in corrupt wealthy businessman's case
The political character refutes any involvement in the former rich-lister's conspiracy.
Tensions high as Parliament protesters and police clash; top cop says 'genuine protesters' not in control
New Zealand is expected to hit its Omicron peak in mid to late March.