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David Tamihere's last attempt to clear his name to be decided tomorrow
The Supreme Court is about to release its decision on David Tamihere's last attempt to clear his name.

The Gold Coast you’ve never seen
Most of us are familiar with the Gold Coast's greatest hits, but scratch the surface and the place turns out to be one of Australia's most genuinely surprising destinations.

South Auckland's large-scale fruit fly eradication operation wraps up
Restrictions were put in place after a single male Oriental fruit fly was found in a surveillance trap.

Police looking for man 'approaching' young children in Wellington
Several occasions of a man approaching children have been reported to Wellington police.

Is Now a Good Time to Buy Microsoft Stock?

Police bust alleged $1.2m dark web syndicate run from rural Auckland property
Along with the narcotics, police seized approximately $55,000 in cash.

Watch: PM Christopher Luxon gives updates on fuel response plan
NZ's fuel stocks remain strong, says the PM, but Cabinet has today discussed the option of pursuing further commercial opportunities to add to the current level of fuel security.

Maori housing provider warns proposed move-on powers could push vulnerable away from help
Ki Tua o Matariki is urging the government to reconsider changes to the Summary Offences Act, which would allow police to move on rough sleepers or people displaying disorderly behaviour.

Small businesses still confident about investing, says specialist lender
After enduring several crises in recent years, small businesses seem to be taking a more pragmatic view this time around, says business lender Prospa.

Serious injuries after two-vehicle crash closes section of SH3
Motorists were told to avoid the area and were warned to expect significant delays.

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First stop, the Moon. Next stop, Mars? Why Nasa's mission matters

Auckland power cable 'possibly' intentionally damaged, causes diesel leak scare
Fire and Emergency say that a pipe carryng a power cable and cable cooling fluid were damaged.

Will Wah-brick: Warriors confirm signing of Storm flyer after four-try haul
Kiwis flyer Will Warbrick will move across the Tasman next season.

Debut film of Kiwi director killed in bathtub set to screen worldwide
Mark Willis was stabbed to death in a bathtub before his debut feature could be released. Almost three years later, the Kiwi thriller is now available to a global audience.

Police arrest one of NZ's 'most prolific' dark web drug sellers
During a search warrant police seized a "concoction of drugs" alongside $55,000 in cash.

Workplace safety law changes out of step with global good practice, select committee told
The Health and Safety at Work Amendment Bill would be the biggest reform of workplace safety rules in a decade.

Polyfest: Maori performances outgrow Manukau Sports Bowl
The Maori stage at Polyfest has grown so much that the decision was made to move indoors to the nearby Due Drop Events Centre.

Norton Revamp Is an AI-Powered Way to Build Your Online Presence
To help people build a consistent and trustworthy voice online, Norton has launched Norton Revamp, a new AI-powered online presence builder that provides strategic direction, built-in writing support and guided pacing to help people turn their real-world expertise into online presence and reputation.

NRL star in hospital after suspected stroke
Melbourne Storm say forward Tui Kamikamica is receiving care after suffering a medical episode on Monday morning.

Christopher Luxon provides update as jet fuel drop may prompt alert level assessment, Australia cuts excise tax
The press conference will be livestreamed.

Ancient mass grave discovered in water cistern during Tel Azekah excavations

These men carry towers of birds through Mexico's streets. They say their tradition is dying out.