Russia's hasty retreat: Ukraine reclaims towns, ground in lightning advance
Russians beat a hasty retreat back to the border amid reports of chaos.
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Kaikōura tragedy: Fourth victim identified in charter boat incident
Five people died after a boat with 11 on board capsized.
Air New Zealand ditches masks on flights as the border opens and mandates drop
This comes after the Government announced end of the traffic light system this evening.
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The accused's self-recorded video following the incident was played to the Napier court.
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Viv Beck, the candidate desperate for issues to overtake ego on the campaign trail
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Wild weather: Reduced speed limits on Auckland Harbour Bridge, lanes reopened
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Kaikōura boat tragedy: Investigators seek witnesses
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Live: Public holiday for the Queen? Cabinet meets; have your say in our poll
A public holiday will likely coincide with a memorial service for the Queen.
Teen sensation wins US Open, becomes world No1
Men's tennis has a new teen sensation and a new number one.
Gone by Wednesday? Govt set to scrap entire traffic light system, mask mandates
The Government will decide today whether to scrap the whole traffic light system.
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Russian forces retreat amid counteroffensive
Nuclear power plant in Russia-occupied south shut down as fighting rages nearby.
Live: Queen Elizabeth's coffin taken to Edinburgh
Mourners pack streets and bridges for a view of the hearse en route to Scottish capital.
Live: A daughter's final journey with her mum - Princess Anne curtseys for Queen
Details of the coffins journey and plans have been released by Buckingham Palace.
'God's money': Legal action launched over fate of millions in church donations
A pastor allegedly told a church community their money now belonged "to God".
Small Business: Kiwi online retailer joins circular fashion movement
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Shipping rates soften, but there could be a catch
We're still not seeing the shipping improvements Australia is enjoying.
Craig Renney: 'Falling wages' is a right-wing fantasy
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'A lot more baggage': The challenge ahead for King Charles
King Charles III will be measured against the long legacy of his mother.
Opinion: We must never forget our reo warriors who made te reo Māori meaningful
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NZ's recession tightrope walk has banks in guessing game
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Mongols gang pad murder trial: The pimp, his ex-lover, her patched dad, and the prospect
Trial lifts lid on murky underworld. Kurt Bayer reports.
City warned: $1.6b GDP loss likely if 'urgent' action to curb housing shortfall isn't taken
Tauranga's potential unaffordability could drive thousands of people from the city.