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The person was airlifted to Christchurch Hospital.

The leader of Samoa's main opposition claims the prime minister is holding on to the top job because of the "big salaries", while the country is "suffering".

The Waratahs' back was going to miss Friday's clash with concussion, but a medical test revealed a small fracture.

Coalition leaders have blasted the Greens' proposal for wealth taxes, free GP visits and childcare, calling it "clown show economics".

A journalist caught up in the New Caledonia riots a year ago recounts some of the frightening realities of covering the deadly unrest.

Analysis - Reinstating a prisoner voting ban ignores court rulings and weakens one of New Zealand's few checks on Parliamentary power. Audio

The project follows a four-year search by the council for the right development partner.

And it also plans to ask surgeons to work longer hours in a bid to cut the waitlist. Audio

An urgent hearing into Act's Regulatory Standards Bill say it will diminish the Crown's obligations to the Treaty of Waitangi.

Construction giant Calder Stewart says it will boost the region's export capacity and create hundreds of jobs.

A Selwyn District farm is defying convention.

However, figures show our biggest city is way off target.

The former TVNZ presenter has been granted his request to move his case to the Employment Court.

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

This week marks the 146th anniversary of the arrival of the first indentured labourers from British India to Fiji.

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