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Editorial: Anzac closeness of the past, present and future
There could be greater Australasian teamwork beneficial to both countries.
Rob Rattenbury: Lest we forget
Rob Rattenbury pays tribute to those who serve so we can live in freedom.
Buy Kiwi aims to support and strengthen NZ’s small businesses
The online store is aimed at getting more Kiwis to buy from NZ businesses.
Police responding in Christchurch after reports of ‘shots fired’
The incident is unfolding in the suburb of Riccarton.
'Sitting duck': Chaplain at top Auckland school reinstated after child sex abuse case dropped
The accuser is a convicted criminal serving more than 10 years in jail on drugs charges.
Two pedestrians injured, road partially closed after crash
The pair were struck by the vehicle just before 6.30pm.
Watch: 'Bloody good day to make people smile' - lollipop man's stop/go antics delight
Culture met traffic management on a rural Hawke's Bay road this week.
'A long time coming': Kiwis in Australia react to big citizenship change
The removal of hurdles to citizenship for Kiwis in Australia is being celebrated.
Spotted: Kiwis at Coachella
The biggest music festival of the year had some Kiwi attendees that might surprise you.
Editorial: Tough on crime takes a toll
Opinion: Our editorial on a spate of shooting innocent victims in the US.
Kiwi Star reveals ‘heartbreak’ over estrangement
Kiwi actress Melanie Lynskey has opened up about “losing touch” with Kate Winslet.
Rated and reviewed: The best NZ lollies to get at petrol stations for road trips
Which sweet snack is your on-the-road go-to?
Markets with Madison: Lululemon designer’s Kiwi connection
A career in clothing takes grit, not glamour, the part-Kiwi designer says.
'Tropically charged': NZ set to face stormy and muggy Anzac weekend
It will be mixed bag of weather for much of country this weekend.
Focus Live: IPCA to release findings of the Parliament protest and occupation
The Independent Police Conduct Authority will release its findings today into the fractious stand-off between police and protesters which culminated in a fiery riot on Parliament grounds on March 2 last year.
Opinion: Why NZ should be wary of buying into the Aukus security pact
"As a relatively small nation, it must now choose which side to support."
Oranga Tamariki, police investigating ‘report of concern’ at Auckland school
“All students and staff deserve to feel safe at school."
Editorial: Reaching for the skies
Opinion: Our editorial on latest developments in space travel.
French Embassy reveals why warship was in Hauraki Gulf
French officials say Coastguard crew 'may have been surprised' by the navy vessel.
Editorial: Mixed picture on how Kiwis are getting by
Data shows that a lot of Kiwis lack a rainy day fund.
Warriors-Broncos match in Napier likely to be a cracker
The Broncos are No 1 and the Warriors No 3 after Round 7.
'Unsettled' weather for last week of school holidays
Wind and rain could visit many parts of the country next week.
Frank Film episode Fourteen: Harnessing the power of Harakeke
Harnessing harakeke – a Christchurch start-up launches a new future for a traditional taonga. Video / Frank Film
Editorial: Pentagon document shows US is keeping close tabs on its allies
Opinion: Our editorial on the fallout from details in leaked US military briefings.
Hundreds of Māori switching to the Māori electoral roll
Te Pāti Maori push whānau to take the Māori electoral roll option
After major OCR hike: Why is NZ not following Australia?
And why is our cash rate strategy so different from Australia?
'We are euphoric': Iwi happy with latest Three Waters reset
Iwi respond to the changes to the Three Waters legislation.
WorkSafe lays charge after scaffolder suffered electric shock, losing both arms
Jahden Nelson underwent dozens of operations and faces years of rehabilitation.
Rocket Lab shifts Nasa’s satellite launches from Virginia to New Zealand
The first launch is named 'Rocket like a hurricane'.
Lack of Māori and Pacific participation in census doesn't add up for statisticians
Stats NZ needs a new approach to get vital Māori data.
State Highway 1 blocked near Taupō by falling tree
The tree fell across both lanes, causing delays for motorists.
Editorial: Divisions in electoral equation
Opinion: Our editorial on voter demographics and targeted policies.
'Wild West': Big housing project a return to bad city planning, councillor says
The councillor believes the application should be publicly notified to give people a say.