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Country Life: On the Farm
Wet and wild weather has lashed much of the country from Taranaki to the top of the South, where many farmers and orchardists are still busy with the cleanup.

Prime Minister's office only given hour's notice before Winston Peters' speech dismissing 'trade war'
While he didn't name Luxon in his speech, it was seen as a veiled swing at a series of phone calls the Prime Minister made to other world leaders over US tariffs.

Police seek sightings of missing man Kahu in Whanganui
Kahu, last seen on June 27, is believed to have been using a white 2002 Mazda Atenza saloon

Why Liam Lawson refused to celebrate the best F1 result of his career
In the cut-throat world of Formula 1, the expression one swallow does not make a summer most definitely rings true.

It may be Ozzy's night, but ELO will bow out too
On Saturday, Jeff Lynne's ELO will clash with Black Sabbath in one of two farewell Birmingham shows.

'Taken away my life': Companies fined after workers collapse in toxic gas pit
Paul Smith Earthmoving and Taylorville Resource Park Limited split more than $685,000 in fines, fees and reparation.

Rats, not weather, to blame for Golden Bay's mobile phone and internet outage
About 1100 households were affected with some residents unable to access 111 emergency services.

Country Life: Crooked Vege's pay-what-you-can model feeding families two years on
Crooked Vege's pay-what-you-can model may have been a radical idea two years ago but its vege box plan is working.

As it happened: Taranaki highways closed as damage becomes clear after heavy rain
A number of state highways are closed or reduced to one lane as residens are warned to stay away from contaminated floodwater.

'They've got lots to do' - how can England recover against India?
England must take it "session by session" if they are to fight back in the second Test against India at Edgbaston, says former batter Ebony Rainford-Brent.

Russia becomes first state to recognise Afghanistan's Taliban government
The foreign minister in Kabul called Moscow's decision "courageous".

Man charged after woman assaulted with weapon in Northland
An 18-year-old will appear in the Whangarei District Court tomorrow.

How to keep your power bill down this winter
The price of electricity has gone up almost 9 percent in the past year and 20 percent of Kiwis are struggling with their bills.

Kiwi knights do medieval battle in niche sport of buhurt
Each fighter wears about 35-40kg of armour for protection.

Fine weekend weather for most of Aotearoa as flooding eases
While Taranaki and Tasman are still cleaning up after flooding, the rest of the country is heading into a calmer, drier weekend.

Pensioner with no power in caravan for six years finally gets new home
Steven Connelly, 67, spent years on a waitlist.

'No safe amount' of processed meat to eat
Research shows a connection between diet and the risk of major diseases including cancer and type 2 diabetes.

Country Life: Rural recycling on the rise, says Agrecovery
Agrecovery has seen huge growth in the 20 years it's been operating, with those in the primary sector looking for new ways to recycle on-farm plastic.

How the events of 1984 affected Indian Sikhs
A new documentary series traces the story of six Indian Sikhs who migrated to New Zealand after being affected by the events of 1984 and what followed.

Workers at New World Victoria Park destroyed by fire facing redundancy
The massive blaze two weeks ago took more than 10 hours to put out and left the building badly damaged with a collapsed ceiling.

American teen pilot detained on small island in Antarctica
Ethan Guo, 19, had flown his plane across the six other continents before he was arrested, according to his social media.