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Call for govt action to prevent repeat of warship internet outages
Experts say the government must do more to prevent a repeat of an Australian navy ship knocking out services to parts of the country.

Search for Travis Langford continues five months after disappearance
Police and family continue search efforts amid unconfirmed sightings and growing concern for his safety.

Police continue search for missing 79-year-old in Christchurch
Search resumes in Fendleton and Riccarton after being temporarily paused due to poor weather conditions.

Two-vehicle crash blocks Desert Rd
State Highway 1 on the Desert Road is blocked near Oturere Stream following a two-vehicle crash on Saturday afternoon.

Man falls three storeys from Auckland CBD car park, survives
A witness told RNZ he can still hear the sound of the man hitting the pavement.

SH1 through Desert Road closed after serious crash
Police say two cars collided and there appeared to be serious injuries.

Fire on historic ship The Tui most likely caused by electrical fault
That led the investigation team to conclude an electrical fault was the most likely cause of the fire.

Diddy's ex-girlfriend testifies about pressure to participate in 'hotel nights'
"Jane" testified about her "love contract" with Sean "Diddy" Combs and feeling pressure to continue with the sexual encounters.

Tom Walsh nails first Diamond League victory for the year in Rome
Big Kiwi dominates a quality field at the Golden Gala meet to secure the win with a season’s best opening throw.

Te Pati Maori co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer on the longest suspension in Parliament
She says the Privileges Committee process is not equipped to deal with the haka issue.

It’s cheaper to buy this NZ-made butter in Australia than it is here
Despite the shipping costs, Westgold butter is nearly $3 a block cheaper across the ditch.

Wales will attack Belgium after beating Liechtenstein - Bellamy
Head coach Craig Bellamy vows that Wales will attack Belgium on Monday after beating Liechtenstein to go top of their World Cup qualifying group.

'Could be last match I play here' - was that Djokovic's goodbye to Paris?
Novak Djokovic gave an emotional goodbye to the French Open crowd after his semi-final defeat by Jannik Sinner. Will he return to Roland Garros?

Ryan Fox soars into contention with flurry of birdies at Canadian Open
The Kiwi golfer climbed the leaderboard in the final PGA Tour event before the next major, while Masters champion Rory McIlroy missed the cut.

Man injured after falling three storeys from Auckland car park
The incident took place on Friday night at the Victoria Street car park building in the CBD.

All Blacks hopeful among Moana Pasifika’s mass exodus of players
There will be a huge overhaul for coach Tana Umaga to work through after an improved Super Rugby campaign ended in crushing disappointment.

Gisborne truck route to quieten as council changes permits
New maps exclude Ormond Road from the NZTA's 'H' permit system.

Watch: Moment Chile earthquake rocks live TV show
The 6.4 magnitude earthquake interrupted the broadcast, shaking the equipment in the studio.

US-China chip export debate highlights risks for AI leadership
A Johns Hopkins debate on US restrictions of chip exports to China highlights risks for global AI leadership and semiconductor supply chain stability.

Backyard ‘run it straight’-type event livestreamed online
The “Up the Guts” event took place on Thursday night after organisers were banned from hosting it at a stadium in Kohimarama.

Kiwi bach mystery novel snares global publishing rights
An idyllic summer holiday on the Kapiti coast inspired Wellington writer Jennifer Trevelyan's debut novel.

Bath overpower Bristol to reach Premiership final
Bath reach their second consecutive Premiership final at Twickenham with a pulsating 34-20 win over neighbours Bristol.