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RNZ journalist accused of editing stories with pro-Russian sentiment resigns
At least 36 re-edited stories have now been identified during an RNZ review.
At least 36 re-edited stories have now been identified during an RNZ review.
UN workers can’t go to southern Ukraine because fighting in the war makes it unsafe.
PM's office has confirmed he will meet with Xi during his trip to China next week.
Images taken above the Kakhovka Dam appear to show an explosive-laden car.
Russian losses are said to be at their highest level since the peak of the battle.
Group of African leaders travelled to Russia on a self-styled 'peace mission'.
Rescuers have been carrying out risky missions to evacuate civilians in small boats.
The 14 soldiers and 8 women cooks were captured in Mariupol.
Russian forces fired cruise missiles at the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa.
Putin has asserted Ukraine has suffered 'catastrophic' losses in a new counteroffensive.
Fresh edits come after staffer stood down amid investigation into 'pro-Kremlin' reports.
France, Poland and Germany have vowed to support Ukraine for as long as necessary.
The RNZ board is meeting tonight.
"Easy" has been in Ukraine for nearly three months training local forces.
The singer from the band Lovi Noch has been arrested on suspicion of drug trafficking.
Russian forces claimed to repel multiple attacks along the flooded frontline.
A former MP says NZ may be 'on the wrong side of history' after giving weapons to Ukraine.
Shrapnel had ravaged the right side of his head, now he is in police training.
The last reactor was put into cold shutdown on Thursday.
“We went to the beach to relax. My son was attacked by a shark, it happened in seconds."
EDITORIAL: The destruction of the major Ukrainian asset is Moscow's fault.
Ukraine training deployment good for morale but serious staffing issues remain, vet says.
'We are afraid that no one will know about our deaths.'
'She hasn't eaten properly in two days.'
Rescue work suspended hours after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy assessed the damage.
Officials say at least 4000 people have been evacuated.
More than 2700 people have fled flooded areas on both sides of the Dnieper River.
New York Times: Ukrainians have become used to shelling, but this is something else.
The fallout continues to wreak havoc on lives, livelihoods and the environment.
It could take days to know the real toll and damage.