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It doesn't have to be extravagant, expensive or loaded with tinsel and tat - bring your smile to host the perfect seasonal party

Sitiveni Rabuka took to the witness stand for the first time on Friday, fronting a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in a much-anticipated national healing process.

Youngsters Braxton Sorenson-McGee and Danii Mafoe re-unite in the Black Ferns Sevens.

The Auditor-General now says the contract is being managed properly and in line with good practice.

Defence Minister Judith Collins said the supply vessel made its way through the Strait at the start of November on its way to the North Asian region.

When children go missing for years, the public has a right to understand if agencies acted with the necessary urgency and coordination, writes Anna Marie Brennan.

The allowance is one of a number available to elected officials as set out by the Remuneration Authority.

Scott Weenink's future as chief executive is under threat amid an bitter power struggle over a proposed T20 league.

The Education Minister says "very unfair" pressure has been put on schools.

Renters are in the driving seat in the market at the moment - but there are still rules about what they can and cannot do.

Ken McLeod, 80, says it felt like he had "robbed a bank" when he got his pay cheques in the mid-1960s. Audio

The Trade Minister said no one had raised concerns with him directly about New Zealand's oil and gas developments.

A New Zealand cook, a dancer, a dad and a comedian have taken out top prizes.

How did residents of Aotearoa New Zealand come to be called by the name of a flightless brown bird? Audio

A South Indian movie has become the highest-grossing film in 2025, replacing Bollywood as the mainstream favourite.

部分气象站录得创纪录同期高温，昨日南岛两地发生9起火灾。