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Properties have been withdrawn from sale and then listed for rent within three months at a rate of about 3000 a year in recent months.

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Of those surveyed, 64% received a device between the ages of 11 and 13.

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Senior Sergeant John McCarthy said emergency services were notified about 6.20pm on Sunday.

Person dies in 'tragic incident' involving train at Te Awamutu station

Senior Sergeant John McCarthy said emergency services were notified about 6.20pm on Sunday.

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Known to listeners as Rog, the 53-year-old would host the breakfast show with Georgia Cubbon on The Sound.

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People line up to vote at a polling station during the parliamentary election in St. Petersburg, Russia, Sunday, Sept. 20, 2026.

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The end of the Warriors v Knights match

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Ethyn McTier was trapped by an unguarded conveyor belt and crushed to death at the Timaru timber yard.

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Emergency services were called to a property in Otautau around 6.50pm yesterday.

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Ethyn McTier was trapped by an unguarded conveyor belt and crushed to death at the Timaru timber yard.

Heartbroken families speak out against safety rule changes

As the Government loosens health and safety rules, some families including Ethyn McTier's fear more lives will be lost.

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Emergency services were called to a property in Otautau around 6.50pm yesterday.

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Two charged after Southland child suffers 'severe injury'

The child remains in critical condition in Southland Hospital.

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Properties have been withdrawn from sale and then listed for rent within three months at a rate of about 3000 a year in recent months.

The rise of 'accidental landlords'

People hoping to sell who can't get a decent price or any deal at all are holding on to properties as a rental instead.

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Paramedics treated all three at the scene before taking them by road to Westmead Hospital and Westmead Children's Hospital in critical condition.

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Of those surveyed, 64% received a device between the ages of 11 and 13.

Nearly 50% of teens say they received smartphone too young – study

Of those surveyed, 64% received a device between the ages of 11 and 13.

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Senior Sergeant John McCarthy said emergency services were notified about 6.20pm on Sunday.

Person dies in 'tragic incident' involving train at Te Awamutu station

Senior Sergeant John McCarthy said emergency services were notified about 6.20pm on Sunday.

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Known to listeners as Rog, the 53-year-old would host the breakfast show with Georgia Cubbon on The Sound.

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After 34 years on The Rock's breakfast show, Roger Farrelly was signing off from The Morning Rumble and heading to a new role on The Sound.

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People line up to vote at a polling station during the parliamentary election in St. Petersburg, Russia, Sunday, Sept. 20, 2026.

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Warriors' season ends with 12-10 loss to Knights

Warriors' season ends with 12-10 loss to Knights

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Ethyn McTier was trapped by an unguarded conveyor belt and crushed to death at the Timaru timber yard.

Heartbroken families speak out against safety rule changes

As the Government loosens health and safety rules, some families including Ethyn McTier's fear more lives will be lost.

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Warriors' season ends with 12-10 loss to Knights

Warriors' season ends with 12-10 loss to Knights

The match was their first at Eden Park since 2014.

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Local councils, the Government and the private sector are all on board.

Momentum growing for plan to bring passenger trains to Chch

Local councils, the Government and the private sector are all on board.

6:00am

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Properties have been withdrawn from sale and then listed for rent within three months at a rate of about 3000 a year in recent months.

The rise of 'accidental landlords'

People hoping to sell who can't get a decent price or any deal at all are holding on to properties as a rental instead.

17 mins ago

1:31

Paramedics treated all three at the scene before taking them by road to Westmead Hospital and Westmead Children's Hospital in critical condition.

Crime and Justice

Child dead, two left critical in 'traumatic' NSW stabbing

Members of the public spotted the three children and a woman with stab wounds inside a vehicle on Waratah Road at Valley Heights shortly before 1pm on Sunday.

17 mins ago

2:32

Of those surveyed, 64% received a device between the ages of 11 and 13.

Nearly 50% of teens say they received smartphone too young – study

Of those surveyed, 64% received a device between the ages of 11 and 13.

6:00am

2:34

Senior Sergeant John McCarthy said emergency services were notified about 6.20pm on Sunday.

Person dies in 'tragic incident' involving train at Te Awamutu station

Senior Sergeant John McCarthy said emergency services were notified about 6.20pm on Sunday.

6:32am

1:31

Known to listeners as Rog, the 53-year-old would host the breakfast show with Georgia Cubbon on The Sound.

The Rock host to leave show after 34 years

After 34 years on The Rock's breakfast show, Roger Farrelly was signing off from The Morning Rumble and heading to a new role on The Sound.

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1:31

Properties have been withdrawn from sale and then listed for rent within three months at a rate of about 3000 a year in recent months.

The rise of 'accidental landlords'

People hoping to sell who can't get a decent price or any deal at all are holding on to properties as a rental instead.

17 mins ago

1:31

Paramedics treated all three at the scene before taking them by road to Westmead Hospital and Westmead Children's Hospital in critical condition.

Crime and Justice

Child dead, two left critical in 'traumatic' NSW stabbing

Members of the public spotted the three children and a woman with stab wounds inside a vehicle on Waratah Road at Valley Heights shortly before 1pm on Sunday.

17 mins ago

2:32

Of those surveyed, 64% received a device between the ages of 11 and 13.

Nearly 50% of teens say they received smartphone too young – study

Of those surveyed, 64% received a device between the ages of 11 and 13.

6:00am

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Senior Sergeant John McCarthy said emergency services were notified about 6.20pm on Sunday.

Person dies in 'tragic incident' involving train at Te Awamutu station

Senior Sergeant John McCarthy said emergency services were notified about 6.20pm on Sunday.

6:32am

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Known to listeners as Rog, the 53-year-old would host the breakfast show with Georgia Cubbon on The Sound.

The Rock host to leave show after 34 years

After 34 years on The Rock's breakfast show, Roger Farrelly was signing off from The Morning Rumble and heading to a new role on The Sound.

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People line up to vote at a polling station during the parliamentary election in St. Petersburg, Russia, Sunday, Sept. 20, 2026.

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NZ First is pledging to bring about "a bold shift from treating illness to preventing it" if re-elected. (File photo).

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NZ First is pledging to bring about "a bold shift from treating illness to preventing it" if re-elected. (File photo).

New Zealand First reveals plan for 'bold shift' in healthcare

The party pledged to "make NZ healthy" with illness prevention policies designed to help overwhelmed hospitals.

Hand putting ballot paper in a box with binary code behind (file image).

First election where many Kiwis use AI to help decide vote – pollster

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The Te Maunga Wastewater Treatment Plant in Tauranga was the source of foul odours in Pāpāmoa and Arataki at the end of June.

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At the end of June, residents in Pāpāmoa and Arataki said the odour smelled as if sewage had seeped into their homes.

A for lease sign in Wellington (file image).

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NZ First is pledging to bring about "a bold shift from treating illness to preventing it" if re-elected. (File photo).

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Hand putting ballot paper in a box with binary code behind (file image).

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NZ First is pledging to bring about "a bold shift from treating illness to preventing it" if re-elected. (File photo).

New Zealand First reveals plan for 'bold shift' in healthcare

The party pledged to "make NZ healthy" with illness prevention policies designed to help overwhelmed hospitals.

Hand putting ballot paper in a box with binary code behind (file image).

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The Te Maunga Wastewater Treatment Plant in Tauranga was the source of foul odours in Pāpāmoa and Arataki at the end of June.

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At the end of June, residents in Pāpāmoa and Arataki said the odour smelled as if sewage had seeped into their homes.

A for lease sign in Wellington (file image).

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One NZ Warriors players team huddle during the first half, NZ Warriors v Dolphins, Week 1 Finals match of the NRL Telstra Premiership at Go Media Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday 12 September 2026.

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One NZ Warriors players team huddle during the first half, NZ Warriors v Dolphins, Week 1 Finals match of the NRL Telstra Premiership at Go Media Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday 12 September 2026.

Warriors v Knights: What you need to know

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One NZ Warriors players team huddle during the first half, NZ Warriors v Dolphins, Week 1 Finals match of the NRL Telstra Premiership at Go Media Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand on Saturday 12 September 2026.

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New Zealand wasted no time getting on the scoreboard at Hive Stadium (file image).

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Rachin Ravindra of New Zealand before the start of play. England v New Zealand Blackcaps, Day 4of the 3rd Test cricket match at Trentbridge, Nottingham, England on Sunday 28 June 2026.

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Divisions emerge in tech industry over calls for AI slowdown

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Business

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

Chris Hipkins says his party's policy would give smaller grocers more places to buy products and make it easier for new supermarkets to open and grow.

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A Customs officer with a meth pipe, part of a consignment of drug utensils seized at the border. Photo credit:Supplied / Customs

Number of meth pipes, bongs seized by Customs soars

Anecdotal evidence suggests availability around the country, despite a law in force since 2014, making it illegal to import or sell meth pipes, hash pipes or cannabis bongs.

National this week announced plans to pursue a separation of Foodstuffs' supermarket chains, potentially splitting Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

Foodstuffs challenges National to show receipts on supermarket split savings

The supermarket giant says shoppers deserve answers on the costs, risks and savings behind the proposal to split Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

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National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis.

Willis rejects Foodstuffs' warning break-up would lift prices

National's finance spokesperson dismissed the co-operative's concerns as "extraordinary" while consumer advocates welcomed the proposed split.

A for lease sign in Wellington (file image).

Greens want power for councils to fill vacant city centre shops

Under the proposal, councils could issue a notice to owners of commercial spaces left empty in CBDs for more than a year, giving them eight weeks to find a tenant.

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It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

Chris Hipkins says his party's policy would give smaller grocers more places to buy products and make it easier for new supermarkets to open and grow.

2:54

A Customs officer with a meth pipe, part of a consignment of drug utensils seized at the border. Photo credit:Supplied / Customs

Number of meth pipes, bongs seized by Customs soars

Anecdotal evidence suggests availability around the country, despite a law in force since 2014, making it illegal to import or sell meth pipes, hash pipes or cannabis bongs.

National this week announced plans to pursue a separation of Foodstuffs' supermarket chains, potentially splitting Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

Foodstuffs challenges National to show receipts on supermarket split savings

The supermarket giant says shoppers deserve answers on the costs, risks and savings behind the proposal to split Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

0:30

National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis.

Willis rejects Foodstuffs' warning break-up would lift prices

National's finance spokesperson dismissed the co-operative's concerns as "extraordinary" while consumer advocates welcomed the proposed split.

A for lease sign in Wellington (file image).

Greens want power for councils to fill vacant city centre shops

Under the proposal, councils could issue a notice to owners of commercial spaces left empty in CBDs for more than a year, giving them eight weeks to find a tenant.

0:30

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It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

Chris Hipkins says his party's policy would give smaller grocers more places to buy products and make it easier for new supermarkets to open and grow.

2:54

A Customs officer with a meth pipe, part of a consignment of drug utensils seized at the border. Photo credit:Supplied / Customs

Number of meth pipes, bongs seized by Customs soars

Anecdotal evidence suggests availability around the country, despite a law in force since 2014, making it illegal to import or sell meth pipes, hash pipes or cannabis bongs.

A for lease sign in Wellington (file image).

Greens want power for councils to fill vacant city centre shops

Under the proposal, councils could issue a notice to owners of commercial spaces left empty in CBDs for more than a year, giving them eight weeks to find a tenant.

0:30

National this week announced plans to pursue a separation of Foodstuffs' supermarket chains, potentially splitting Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

Foodstuffs challenges National to show receipts on supermarket split savings

The supermarket giant says shoppers deserve answers on the costs, risks and savings behind the proposal to split Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

0:30

National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis.

Willis rejects Foodstuffs' warning break-up would lift prices

National's finance spokesperson dismissed the co-operative's concerns as "extraordinary" while consumer advocates welcomed the proposed split.

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A for lease sign in Wellington (file image).

Greens want power for councils to fill vacant city centre shops

Under the proposal, councils could issue a notice to owners of commercial spaces left empty in CBDs for more than a year, giving them eight weeks to find a tenant.

0:30

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

Chris Hipkins says his party's policy would give smaller grocers more places to buy products and make it easier for new supermarkets to open and grow.

2:54

A Customs officer with a meth pipe, part of a consignment of drug utensils seized at the border. Photo credit:Supplied / Customs

Number of meth pipes, bongs seized by Customs soars

Anecdotal evidence suggests availability around the country, despite a law in force since 2014, making it illegal to import or sell meth pipes, hash pipes or cannabis bongs.

National this week announced plans to pursue a separation of Foodstuffs' supermarket chains, potentially splitting Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

Foodstuffs challenges National to show receipts on supermarket split savings

The supermarket giant says shoppers deserve answers on the costs, risks and savings behind the proposal to split Pak'nSave from New World and Four Square.

0:30

National's finance spokesperson Nicola Willis.

Willis rejects Foodstuffs' warning break-up would lift prices

National's finance spokesperson dismissed the co-operative's concerns as "extraordinary" while consumer advocates welcomed the proposed split.

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Politics

Hand putting ballot paper in a box with binary code behind (file image).

First election where many Kiwis use AI to help decide vote – pollster

"This is probably the first election where a significant chunk of Kiwis use AI to tell them how they should vote," a political polling expert says.

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A for lease sign in Wellington (file image).

Greens want power for councils to fill vacant city centre shops

Under the proposal, councils could issue a notice to owners of commercial spaces left empty in CBDs for more than a year, giving them eight weeks to find a tenant.

0:30

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

Chris Hipkins says his party's policy would give smaller grocers more places to buy products and make it easier for new supermarkets to open and grow.

2:54

A child learning the alphabet (file image)

National promises screen ban in early childhood education

“Technology still has a place in education, but it should enhance learning, not become the default way children learn," says education spokesperson Erica Stanford.

2:27

NZ First is pledging to bring about "a bold shift from treating illness to preventing it" if re-elected. (File photo).

New Zealand First reveals plan for 'bold shift' in healthcare

The party pledged to "make NZ healthy" with illness prevention policies designed to help overwhelmed hospitals.

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Hand putting ballot paper in a box with binary code behind (file image).

First election where many Kiwis use AI to help decide vote – pollster

"This is probably the first election where a significant chunk of Kiwis use AI to tell them how they should vote," a political polling expert says.

0:30

A for lease sign in Wellington (file image).

Greens want power for councils to fill vacant city centre shops

Under the proposal, councils could issue a notice to owners of commercial spaces left empty in CBDs for more than a year, giving them eight weeks to find a tenant.

0:30

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

Chris Hipkins says his party's policy would give smaller grocers more places to buy products and make it easier for new supermarkets to open and grow.

2:54

A child learning the alphabet (file image)

National promises screen ban in early childhood education

“Technology still has a place in education, but it should enhance learning, not become the default way children learn," says education spokesperson Erica Stanford.

2:27

NZ First is pledging to bring about "a bold shift from treating illness to preventing it" if re-elected. (File photo).

New Zealand First reveals plan for 'bold shift' in healthcare

The party pledged to "make NZ healthy" with illness prevention policies designed to help overwhelmed hospitals.

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Hand putting ballot paper in a box with binary code behind (file image).

First election where many Kiwis use AI to help decide vote – pollster

"This is probably the first election where a significant chunk of Kiwis use AI to tell them how they should vote," a political polling expert says.

0:30

A for lease sign in Wellington (file image).

Greens want power for councils to fill vacant city centre shops

Under the proposal, councils could issue a notice to owners of commercial spaces left empty in CBDs for more than a year, giving them eight weeks to find a tenant.

0:30

NZ First is pledging to bring about "a bold shift from treating illness to preventing it" if re-elected. (File photo).

New Zealand First reveals plan for 'bold shift' in healthcare

The party pledged to "make NZ healthy" with illness prevention policies designed to help overwhelmed hospitals.

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

Chris Hipkins says his party's policy would give smaller grocers more places to buy products and make it easier for new supermarkets to open and grow.

2:54

A child learning the alphabet (file image)

National promises screen ban in early childhood education

“Technology still has a place in education, but it should enhance learning, not become the default way children learn," says education spokesperson Erica Stanford.

2:27

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NZ First is pledging to bring about "a bold shift from treating illness to preventing it" if re-elected. (File photo).

New Zealand First reveals plan for 'bold shift' in healthcare

The party pledged to "make NZ healthy" with illness prevention policies designed to help overwhelmed hospitals.

Hand putting ballot paper in a box with binary code behind (file image).

First election where many Kiwis use AI to help decide vote – pollster

"This is probably the first election where a significant chunk of Kiwis use AI to tell them how they should vote," a political polling expert says.

0:30

A for lease sign in Wellington (file image).

Greens want power for councils to fill vacant city centre shops

Under the proposal, councils could issue a notice to owners of commercial spaces left empty in CBDs for more than a year, giving them eight weeks to find a tenant.

0:30

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

It's breakup season: Labour, National clash on tearing up grocery duopoly

Chris Hipkins says his party's policy would give smaller grocers more places to buy products and make it easier for new supermarkets to open and grow.

2:54

A child learning the alphabet (file image)

National promises screen ban in early childhood education

“Technology still has a place in education, but it should enhance learning, not become the default way children learn," says education spokesperson Erica Stanford.

2:27

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Te Ao Māori

Three schools are taking part in the swim safety lessons.

Hundreds of children embracing te reo swim safety lessons

A swimming sports event on the Kapiti Coast has given a few hundred local kids the chance to flex their skills in the water - while speaking entirely in te reo.

1:30

Twelve-year-old Māori entrepreneur Kasey Tuhakaraina of Kasey's Kai Kart in Tauranga.

Twelve-year-old Māori-preneur receives GirlBoss award

Kasey Tuhakaraina has been recognised as a young trailblazer, winning an award for her business, Kasey’s Kai Kart.

Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidates for 2026 - Green Party's Heather Te Au-Skipworth, Labour Party and incumbent MP Cushla Tangaere-Manuel, and Te Pāti Māori's Haley Maxwell.

Ikaroa-Rāwhiti: Meet the candidates for the east North Island electorate

In the latest of its debates between candidates in the Māori seats, TVNZ's Marae spoke to three hopefuls in Ikaroa-Rāwhiti.

Cost of living dominates as 72% of Māori rate Govt poorly in poll

Cost of living dominates as 72% of Māori rate Govt poorly in poll

The poll comes after a term in which the Government's approach to Māori issues has been among its most contested.

Inaugural Poumatua Festival brings kapa haka, kōrero and Māori culture to the heart of Auckland.

'Excitement and pride': Poumatua Festival revisits gift of Tāmaki Makaurau

Thirty schools take to the Auckland Town Hall stage for a celebration of the city's origins and the art of kapa haka.

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Inaugural Poumatua Festival brings kapa haka, kōrero and Māori culture to the heart of Auckland.

'Excitement and pride': Poumatua Festival revisits gift of Tāmaki Makaurau

Thirty schools take to the Auckland Town Hall stage for a celebration of the city's origins and the art of kapa haka.

2:27

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Three schools are taking part in the swim safety lessons.

Hundreds of children embracing te reo swim safety lessons

A swimming sports event on the Kapiti Coast has given a few hundred local kids the chance to flex their skills in the water - while speaking entirely in te reo.

1:30

Twelve-year-old Māori entrepreneur Kasey Tuhakaraina of Kasey's Kai Kart in Tauranga.

Twelve-year-old Māori-preneur receives GirlBoss award

Kasey Tuhakaraina has been recognised as a young trailblazer, winning an award for her business, Kasey’s Kai Kart.

Inaugural Poumatua Festival brings kapa haka, kōrero and Māori culture to the heart of Auckland.

'Excitement and pride': Poumatua Festival revisits gift of Tāmaki Makaurau

Thirty schools take to the Auckland Town Hall stage for a celebration of the city's origins and the art of kapa haka.

2:27

Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidates for 2026 - Green Party's Heather Te Au-Skipworth, Labour Party and incumbent MP Cushla Tangaere-Manuel, and Te Pāti Māori's Haley Maxwell.

Ikaroa-Rāwhiti: Meet the candidates for the east North Island electorate

In the latest of its debates between candidates in the Māori seats, TVNZ's Marae spoke to three hopefuls in Ikaroa-Rāwhiti.

Cost of living dominates as 72% of Māori rate Govt poorly in poll

Cost of living dominates as 72% of Māori rate Govt poorly in poll

The poll comes after a term in which the Government's approach to Māori issues has been among its most contested.

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Inaugural Poumatua Festival brings kapa haka, kōrero and Māori culture to the heart of Auckland.

'Excitement and pride': Poumatua Festival revisits gift of Tāmaki Makaurau

Thirty schools take to the Auckland Town Hall stage for a celebration of the city's origins and the art of kapa haka.

2:27

Three schools are taking part in the swim safety lessons.

Hundreds of children embracing te reo swim safety lessons

A swimming sports event on the Kapiti Coast has given a few hundred local kids the chance to flex their skills in the water - while speaking entirely in te reo.

1:30

Twelve-year-old Māori entrepreneur Kasey Tuhakaraina of Kasey's Kai Kart in Tauranga.

Twelve-year-old Māori-preneur receives GirlBoss award

Kasey Tuhakaraina has been recognised as a young trailblazer, winning an award for her business, Kasey’s Kai Kart.

Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidates for 2026 - Green Party's Heather Te Au-Skipworth, Labour Party and incumbent MP Cushla Tangaere-Manuel, and Te Pāti Māori's Haley Maxwell.

Ikaroa-Rāwhiti: Meet the candidates for the east North Island electorate

In the latest of its debates between candidates in the Māori seats, TVNZ's Marae spoke to three hopefuls in Ikaroa-Rāwhiti.

Cost of living dominates as 72% of Māori rate Govt poorly in poll

Cost of living dominates as 72% of Māori rate Govt poorly in poll

The poll comes after a term in which the Government's approach to Māori issues has been among its most contested.

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Entertainment

Kim Kardashian.

Kim Kardashian reveals health scare in latest show promo

The latest trailer for The Kardashians revealed the 45-year-old has a condition which could raise the risk of developing throat cancer.

1:30

Earl Charles Spencer

Charles sounded 'giddily elated' after Diana’s death, her brother claims

Earl Spencer's second bombshell claim in as many days follows Buckingham Palace's rare response to an earlier allegation from his upcoming memoir.

1:30

Former late night talk show host Stephen Colbert on Jimmy Kimmel Live. (Source: Jimmy Kimmel Live)

Stephen Colbert says speeding ticket made him a 'criminal in NZ'

US rapper Macklemore, whose real name is Ben Haggerty.

What to know about Sheeran's tour after Macklemore, support artists left

Locals on the line-up include Fat Freddy's Drop, Ladyhawke, Home Brew, SACHI and the return of Kiwi legends Th’ Dudes – 50 years on from their formation – who played Electric Avenue two years ago.

Calvin Harris and Kings of Leon headline Christchurch's Electric Avenue

Kim Kardashian.

Kim Kardashian reveals health scare in latest show promo

The latest trailer for The Kardashians revealed the 45-year-old has a condition which could raise the risk of developing throat cancer.

1:30

Earl Charles Spencer

Charles sounded 'giddily elated' after Diana’s death, her brother claims

Earl Spencer's second bombshell claim in as many days follows Buckingham Palace's rare response to an earlier allegation from his upcoming memoir.

1:30

Former late night talk show host Stephen Colbert on Jimmy Kimmel Live. (Source: Jimmy Kimmel Live)

Stephen Colbert says speeding ticket made him a 'criminal in NZ'

US rapper Macklemore, whose real name is Ben Haggerty.

What to know about Sheeran's tour after Macklemore, support artists left

Locals on the line-up include Fat Freddy's Drop, Ladyhawke, Home Brew, SACHI and the return of Kiwi legends Th’ Dudes – 50 years on from their formation – who played Electric Avenue two years ago.

Calvin Harris and Kings of Leon headline Christchurch's Electric Avenue

A portrait of Dolly Parton fills a 5-acre corn maze at Twins BBQ Co. in Brookfield, Conn.

Aw shucks: Dolly Parton corn mazes crop up in US, Canadian fields

Kim Kardashian.

Kim Kardashian reveals health scare in latest show promo

The latest trailer for The Kardashians revealed the 45-year-old has a condition which could raise the risk of developing throat cancer.

1:30

Earl Charles Spencer

Charles sounded 'giddily elated' after Diana’s death, her brother claims

Earl Spencer's second bombshell claim in as many days follows Buckingham Palace's rare response to an earlier allegation from his upcoming memoir.

1:30

Former late night talk show host Stephen Colbert on Jimmy Kimmel Live. (Source: Jimmy Kimmel Live)

Stephen Colbert says speeding ticket made him a 'criminal in NZ'

US rapper Macklemore, whose real name is Ben Haggerty.

What to know about Sheeran's tour after Macklemore, support artists left

Locals on the line-up include Fat Freddy's Drop, Ladyhawke, Home Brew, SACHI and the return of Kiwi legends Th’ Dudes – 50 years on from their formation – who played Electric Avenue two years ago.

Calvin Harris and Kings of Leon headline Christchurch's Electric Avenue

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Environment

Te Puke dog trainer Mandy Woods and Rottweiler Ziya at Donovan Park.

Dog trainer told she needs concession for park she had used for years

After nearly eight years at the same Te Puke park, a local dog trainer found her outdoor classroom was no longer guaranteed.

Placko and Sanders are joining forces to bring women together for a weekend combining fly fishing, hunting and time in nature.

'Nothing like it': Pair helping women into hunting, fishing

Two South Island women are helping more women find confidence in traditionally male-dominated pursuits.

Feldwick Gates at Queens Park, Invercargill, where trees labelled flight risks have been replanted.

'Bit nonsensical': Questions over trees replanted in flight path

Invercargill Council has been criticised by one of its own for removing trees because of an airspace issue, only to replant the same variety at the site.

National leader Christopher Luxon.

National wants to give councils cut of visitor levy after bed tax rule-out

Councils had wanted money to fund tourism-related infrastructure and events.

Protesters in downtown Auckland holding a banner reading 'hands off conservation land'.

Greenpeace protests Conservation Amendment Bill in downtown Auckland

The Government says the bill is intended to modernise the management of conservation land, enabling more development.

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Protesters in downtown Auckland holding a banner reading 'hands off conservation land'.

Greenpeace protests Conservation Amendment Bill in downtown Auckland

The Government says the bill is intended to modernise the management of conservation land, enabling more development.

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Te Puke dog trainer Mandy Woods and Rottweiler Ziya at Donovan Park.

Dog trainer told she needs concession for park she had used for years

After nearly eight years at the same Te Puke park, a local dog trainer found her outdoor classroom was no longer guaranteed.

Placko and Sanders are joining forces to bring women together for a weekend combining fly fishing, hunting and time in nature.

'Nothing like it': Pair helping women into hunting, fishing

Two South Island women are helping more women find confidence in traditionally male-dominated pursuits.

Protesters in downtown Auckland holding a banner reading 'hands off conservation land'.

Greenpeace protests Conservation Amendment Bill in downtown Auckland

The Government says the bill is intended to modernise the management of conservation land, enabling more development.

Feldwick Gates at Queens Park, Invercargill, where trees labelled flight risks have been replanted.

'Bit nonsensical': Questions over trees replanted in flight path

Invercargill Council has been criticised by one of its own for removing trees because of an airspace issue, only to replant the same variety at the site.

National leader Christopher Luxon.

National wants to give councils cut of visitor levy after bed tax rule-out

Councils had wanted money to fund tourism-related infrastructure and events.

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Protesters in downtown Auckland holding a banner reading 'hands off conservation land'.

Greenpeace protests Conservation Amendment Bill in downtown Auckland

The Government says the bill is intended to modernise the management of conservation land, enabling more development.

Te Puke dog trainer Mandy Woods and Rottweiler Ziya at Donovan Park.

Dog trainer told she needs concession for park she had used for years

After nearly eight years at the same Te Puke park, a local dog trainer found her outdoor classroom was no longer guaranteed.

Placko and Sanders are joining forces to bring women together for a weekend combining fly fishing, hunting and time in nature.

'Nothing like it': Pair helping women into hunting, fishing

Two South Island women are helping more women find confidence in traditionally male-dominated pursuits.

Feldwick Gates at Queens Park, Invercargill, where trees labelled flight risks have been replanted.

'Bit nonsensical': Questions over trees replanted in flight path

Invercargill Council has been criticised by one of its own for removing trees because of an airspace issue, only to replant the same variety at the site.

National leader Christopher Luxon.

National wants to give councils cut of visitor levy after bed tax rule-out

Councils had wanted money to fund tourism-related infrastructure and events.

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