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Anchoring has been restricted around most of the island to help stop the spread of the invasive seaweed caulerpa. Audio

Human error and venue complications hampered the first day of counting in Solomon Islands but a steady stream of provisional results are expected today as more counting centres come online.

A late try and goal proved too little, too late for the Warriors in Wollongong.

The public sector cuts are poised to take out a big chunk of expertise at the country's building regulator.

Sarah Macrae is in "agony" just trying to drive her children to school. Looking for work is impossible, she says.

The Federation of Islamic Associations has advised the community to be careful this weekend in the wake of an attack at a church in Australia.

Opinion - Large stadiums are sold as an economic boon, but the reality is they tend to require significant investment, Robert Hamlin writes.

The plan includes the proposed Woodend Bypass and a second Ashburton bridge as key projects.

The Green Party says Chris Bishop's suggestion members of the public could submit their own projects under the Fast Track Bill is dismissive.

The Tribunal had called on Minister for Children Karen Chhour to provide evidence at an urgent inquiry into the repeal of Section 7AA of the Oranga Tamariki Act.

Chai was arrested and detained in January while trying to board a plane to Hong Kong.

Co-chief executive Leighton Roberts said the agreement offered a new line of business and should improve liquidity in Fonterra shares.

There are fewer than 1000 mature Canterbury spotted skinks are now left, the Department of Conservation says.

This week our two biggest TV broadcasters confirmed plans to cut news programmes by midyear - and the jobs of a significant proportion of this country's journalists. So what's next?

A New Zealand-Arab influencer has been showcasing Muslim faith and culture to a new audience this Ramadan.

With nearly 968 million people expected to vote, India's 2024 general election will be the world's largest.

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