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Widow forced to post warning after scammers post fake funeral link.

Mum and baby injured, with 14-month-old needing surgery, in frightening incident.

The jackpot remains unstruck.

Mohi says the honour is not her own but belongs to all those involved with Māori music.

The Kiwi stars have been enjoying Hollywood highs.

The lodge developed by Julian Robertson in 2001 is running a $2500-a-night deal over winter. Video / Grant Bradley

Dramatic footage shows a car almost colliding with two trucks while overtaking on the North Island's Desert Rd. Video / Supplied

'Choice' weather is on the way for our biggest city but there are snow warnings for south.

The man is believed to still be in the Taranaki area.

Ricardo Simich reveals a ray of local sunshine screening soon.

A house in Waihī Beach has been destroyed in an overnight blaze. Video / Ben Fraser

The ambulances are filled with good-quality second-hand tyres and spare stretchers.

Te Rautakitahi o Tūhoe ki Ōrākau is a history from a Māori lens.

Winston Peters says there are hopes Noumea's airport can open tomorrow.

One in six New Zealanders identifies as Māori.

High school student had waited years for publicly funded gender-affirming surgery.

Alfie and Henry Pickers are among a large number of Wellingtonians campaigning to save the Khandallah Pool from closure by the Wellington City Council. Video / Mark Mitchell

The scammer had researched the victim's family and knew he had savings to invest.

Deputy PM Winston Peters was asked to comment on the situation in New Caledonia, where French President Emmanuel Macron has declared a state of emergency. Video / NZ Herald

Visual journalist Cameron Pitney hits the streets to ask the New Zealand public what scares them, with strange results. Video / Jason Dorday / Cameron Pitney

A truck driver illegally dumped hundreds of tyres in front of a tyre store in the Auckland suburb of Onehunga. Video / Farman Sediqi

Curly Jacobs says he soon learned to leave the Aussie wildlife alone.

Rear Admiral David Proctor is farewelled with a fiery navy haka.

School tumuaki Matua Nathan Durie believes Māori could prosper under charter schools.

South Auckland local boards say they will miss out under new funding model.

Reporter Shane interviews the finalists of the brand new Kōkako Award, a nationwide songwriting contest whose winner’s song is going to be performed by the Auckland Philharmonia!