Some items were practical and commonly-forgotten – while others raised more questions than answers.
Just under half of eligible voters thought the Government's top priority should be keeping NZ super eligibility unchanged.
Officials won't commit to a date, but the earliest feasible opening is from mid-August onwards.
Research shows voters use trusted public figures as cues when forming political opinions, write Andrea Carson and Finley Watson.
AA Principal Policy Adviser Terry Collins warned there was still some uncertainty following the fragile US-Iran ceasefire deal.
Police are hunting the person who shot at a home after they were unable to get in.
Francis Veevors, 43, has an arrest warrant for breaching the conditions of his home detention.
In a video posted to Facebook by Tamaki, he interacted with police officers who were in his garage, cataloguing the firearms.
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All 17 suburban properties – identified as being tenanted by Vietnamese nationals – were unoccupied when officers found the 1532 plants.
The party confirmed today that the Kenepuru candidate had resigned – a week after her unveiling.
On Sunday, Q+A reported MSD managers were being individually assessed on whether they keep emergency housing numbers under the Government's targets.
A 30-year-old Auckland man is the latest prosecution after hundreds of files depicting the sexual abuse of real children and infants were found on his phone.
One person has died and five others taken to hospital during a string of suspected overdoses of the drug GHB, also known as fantasy or liquid ecstasy.
It has been revealed that the 45-year-old man accused of murdering a 17-year-old had previous run-ins with the law.
In a statement this afternoon, Simeon Brown said he had spoken with Health New Zealand, who "will carry out a rapid clinical review" to establish what has happened.
Store owner Richard Funnell told 1News the alleged burglary had been a stressful experience for him and his staff who "put our heart and soul into this place".
Airline grappling with fresh Boeing manufacturing delays that have pushed back the delivery of two new 787 Dreamliners.
The Anti-Social Road Use Legislation Amendment Bill is expected to pass into law tonight, increasing fines for excessive noise from or within a vehicle.
Assistant coach Neil Barnes and playmaker Damian McKenzie say the All Blacks will take an optimistic mindset into the first Test against France.
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Police said 24 people had been arrested during the operation, including patched Comanchero MC, Mongols MC and Mongrel Mob members.
The Selwyn District Council adopted a new Upper Selwyn Huts 30-year Deed of Licence on Tuesday, bringing relief to the residents.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis said the central agency accepts it must do better, telling media that the agency "has acknowledged they need to up their game".
One Auckland restaurant made Michelin history by receiving the first-ever star for Samoan food.
A new online training course is aiming to upskill more medical professionals and address concerns about the therapy.
Some Māori voters online are promoting a split vote strategy – but to what end?
The hospital’s last gastroenterologist resigned two weeks ago.
