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'Too sick': Great-grandmother to be kicked out of NZ
Daughter says INZ's treatment of mother was inhumane and cruel.
Daughter says INZ's treatment of mother was inhumane and cruel.
The National Party leader is looking and sounding like a political novice but he is not.
Khin believed she had a new job singing in a restaurant, but it was too good to be true.
Great-grandmother, 80, detained at airport after Immigration says she's 'too sick' to be visiting daughter in NZ
Parents who received free after-hours medical care for their children are now having to pay up to $61 at two Auckland clinics following funding cuts from district health boards.
Craig Wilson exclusively reads an extract from his new book, Bravo Kiwi: New Zealand Soldiers, Afghanistan, and the Battle Of Baghak.
Christchurch death related to synthetic cannabis.
Interview with Fletcher Building CEO and chair of Mercury NZ and The Warehouse Group. / Brett Phibbs
$7.6 million will pay for new automatic gates and hazard lights.
New Zealand trusts business Perpetual Guardian has signed off on the four-day week, turning an experiment into company policy.
Chemical found in plastic detected in tests on Hutt City aquifer.
Traces of Bisphenol-A, a chemical commonly used in plastic packaging, has been discovered in Wellington's drinking water.
Holy cow! Stock truck and trailer flips on Auckland's Northern Motorway.
Following the 2004 tsunami which killed 250,000, an early warning system was developed.
John Holyoake, chief executive of the Tamaki Redevelopment Company talks about the changing face of housing and community in Glen Innes.
Glen Innes resident Tamati Patuwai talks about the changing face of Glen Innes and the affects it is having. / Greg Bowker
Taste testing vegetarian burgers as part of World Vegetarian Day.
More than 420 people have died, with officials still to reach other areas of Sulawesi.
On the right track: Outgoing KiwiRail boss Peter Reidy talks about the challenges for trains and his new role at Fletcher building
Steve Braunias asked his friend Shayne Carter to teach him how to drive.
The explanation isn't overly scientific either, NIWA says.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has given her first statement to the UN General Assembly.
Filmmaker Gabo Arora describes how this child bride story affected him deeply.
PM speaks at UN, expected to give response to Trump, talk climate change.
John Tamihere will not stand for mayor, but he sure is on the attack against council.
Occupant told landlady he would pay his rent only if she "takes off her pants".
Cochlear implants were a game-changer for four-year-old Matthias Berndt.
A new study in the US has found that limiting screen time to less 2 hours a day is associated with improved cognition.
Kyle Mulinder explains what it felt like to be slapped by a seal with an octopus.
The bizarre moment a kayaker got slapped by a seal with an octopus in Kaikōura was captured on video and shared on social media.