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Focus: NZ's 3000 strikes in 12 hours
A loud night for Kiwis as thunderstorms gripped large parts of the country while another weekend trough is about to set in with more wild weather
A loud night for Kiwis as thunderstorms gripped large parts of the country while another weekend trough is about to set in with more wild weather
"IT" is back - so is the movie as scary as Stephen King's classic 80s novel? We went along to the movie's premiere last night to feel the fear.
Don't expect anything flash from the weather today.
Green Party leader James Shaw answers ten quick fire questions.
36 of the country's best chocolate producers have gone head to head amongst distinguished connoisseurs
Europcar's new fleet of EVs are saving Kiwis noise, money and the environment
Education Reporter Simon Collins explains National and Labour's policies on education.
Jo Meadows' house was one of three struck by lightning near Waiuku during this morning's thunderstorm.
Plumber's mistake stopped family home going up in flames after lightning hit.
A tornado has blasted through small West Coast settlement as lightning hits north.
Danielle Cormack talks about ChildFund New Zealand's work
Auckland's median house price is down 3.5 percent in a year but the city's biggest real estate company says prices are looking up
Winter is exiting but not without a fight, two cold fronts are setting in this week with the usual results of strong winds and some heavy rain
Vernon Tava analyses the second debate between Jacinda Ardern and Bill English but which leader came out on top?
Springs starts with a bang with heavy rain and winds slamming into western regions.
Labour leader says she expects some within her own caucus to oppose decriminalisation.
US Ambassador has told emergency meeting that US's patience with "is not unlimited".
With dominant internet giants encroaching on existing TV networks, are players like Sky in danger of dying out?
Brenton Vannisselroy discusses the state of the Warriors' 2017 season and what their future financial plan might be?
Paleo Pete promotes a designer squatting stool as an alternative toilet
Cold temperatures, icy winds and snow is expected in the coming days
Its juicy, sweet, seedless and selling out fast. Introducing the new Sumo Mandarin.
The newly opened Corsini Collection is highlighted by the cast of The Royal New Zealand Ballet’s production “Romeo and Juliet” at The Auckland Art Gallery
Political commentators Fran O'Sullivan and Vernon Tava discuss Winston's Super overpayment, the first leaders' debate and Labour's stunning surge in the polls.
A pop-up cafe in Auckland's Aotea Square is filling hungry bellies and at the same time supporting the City Mission
The PM has dismissed the effect of foreign buyers on New Zealand house prices.
Darling Kiwi fashion brand Huffer celebrates a double decade while hosting New Zealand Fashion Week 2017
Telco provider Spark has launched a cut price unlimited mobile data plan for under $20 a week.
National leader Bill English talks about his debate with Labour leader Jacinda Ardern, the housing crisis and whether can he work with Winston Peters