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David Seymour speaks to the media at St Stephen's school

Act party leader David Seymour took questions during his visit to St Stephen's school. Video / Michael Craig

70-year-old man rescues neighbour in dog attack

Paul Dorè speaks about the moment he saved his neighbour, who was being attacked by two “bull mastiff type” dogs in Sturdee St, Manurewa early this afternoon. Video / Cherie Howie

Kiwi Ukrainians warn against complacency as anniversary of Russian invasion nears

The Ukrainian ambassador to New Zealand says support is an investment, not a charity.

Police officer hit by vehicle, driver flees scene

The incident comes a month after policewoman Lyn Fleming was struck by a car and killed.

Teens flee police before crash sends another motorist to hospital

A second vehicle with teens inside was spiked before the occupants ran off.

‘Huge relief’: Kiwi scam victims get some of their life savings back

The victims claimed Westpac failed in its duty of care by not conducting proper checks.

Kea Kids News: Truck racing is your new favourite underground sport

Reporter Winnie is at the Kumeū Hot Rods Festival where NZ Super Truck Racing is showing off their souped up semis. Video / Kea Kids News

Why this Waitangi Day Google Doodle is a cultural milestone

The central figures perform a hongi, sharing the breath of life in the artwork.

Prime Minister Luxon speaks to the media

Prime Minister Luxon speaks to the media in Akaroa. Video / George Heard

Kea Kids News: Meet the warriors outside the waka setting the Sprint Nationals off without a hitch

Reporter Ihaia is at Lake Karapiro where the waka ama paddlers are racing their hearts out. But what does it take to make such a massive event happen? We find out.

Market close: NZ stocks stage strong recovery on Trump tariff pause

The NZX index shook off yesterday's 1.42% fall.

Law Society president cleared after five months on leave during conduct inquiry

NZ Law Society president Frazer Barton will return to work tomorrow.

Pacific at risk as Donald Trump and Elon Musk plot to kill USAid

How America's aid retreat could have an impact on our region.

Marama Davidson on the Government's treatment of public housing

Green party co-leader Marama Davidson said "housing is a human right and a core public good, but this government is treating it as a game of Monopoly." Video / Alyse Wright

Kīngitanga and Te Pāti Māori welcomed onto Waitangi Treaty Grounds

Kīngitanga and Te Pāti Māori are welcomed onto the Waitangi Treaty Grounds ahead of Waitangi Day. Video / Alyse Wright

Police respond to stabbing in Birkenhead

Police say the man was critically injured in a stabbing incident in Birkenhead. Video / Sylvie Whinray

‘He’s been training well’: RTS tipped to play on wing in 2025

In 2024 Tuivasa-Sheck started 13 games at centre, two at fullback and three on the wing.

NZ History brought to life in photographs

A Different Light explores the development of photography in tandem with New Zealand