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WorkSafe fines KiwiRail more than $200,000 after worker injured in preventable fall
Technician Myles Dyeming was in a coma for days and suffered a raft serious injuries after a preventable fall in 2023.

Government trialling new drone tech in push to eradicate bovine TB
The new technology is being trialled by the government, with the hopes it will detect possums in rugged, hard-to reach terrain.

Chris Bishop in failed National leadership coup - report
Former Hutt South MP and Transport, Housing, Infrastructure and RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop was behind a recent failed coup plan within the National Party, The Post has reported.

The Forgotten Subaru Concept That Became the Forester

Police, protesters hurt in protests against new far-right youth group

IDF kills three Palestinians crossing Gaza's Yellow Line in two incidents

All Blacks Sevens march into semifinals after perfect start in Dubai
The Kiwis have made the perfect start to the new season under new captain Tone Ng Shiu

Record Springboks win marred by ugly eye-gouging incident
South Africa’s record win against Wales ended with yet another red card for the world champions.

Sir Tom Stoppard: Witty and playful writer who took ideas seriously
He was an award-winning playwright whose witty works delighted generations.

Kiwi actor on becoming gladiator: 'Maori blood is like a superpower, eh?'
Rotorua's Jordi Webber stars as arrogant, but loving Tarchon in the NZ-filmed series Spartacus: House of Ashur.

New era for abandoned Waiwera hot springs as $50m plan revealed
A concept design for the revival of Auckland's Waiwera Thermal Springs has been released.

Manchester to London train to run without passengers for five months
The 07:00 GMT train will only carry staff to London following a decision by the rail regulator.

My daughter has moved to the UK, what happens to her KiwiSaver - Ask Susan
RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.

What's feeding our fascination with murder mysteries?
After a long, hard day - despite all the grim headlines - many crave the "psychological relief" of crime drama.

‘Like living sunshine’: Robert Irwin is actually that nice
New York Times: Robert Irwin on finding his own path while keeping his dad's legacy alive.

Black Foils ahead of rivals in SailGP finale despite damage after crash
New Zealand sit eighth in Abu Dhabi after mixed first day in the SailGP finale.

Further flight cancellations possible as Airbus A320 jets stay grounded
Airline passengers around New Zealand have been caught up in cancellations.

Germany's Greens want extra taxes on luxury flights

Banking code updates focused on scam prevention
The Banking Association is criticising social media, technology and telecommunications companies for not doing enough to prevent scams.

Fiji sevens teams qualify for Dubai 7s semi-finals
The Fiji sevens rugby teams have qualified for the Dubai 7s tournament, to be played on Sunday night.

Playwright Sir Tom Stoppard dies at 88
Sir Tom won an Oscar and a Golden Globe for the screenplay for Shakespeare In Love.

Liam Lawson finishes well outside the points in Qatar sprint
The tight Losail Circuit was always going to make it difficult for drivers to work their way up the grid.

Don McGlashan: 'All we can do is keep our tools sharp'
The iconic New Zealand musician explains music, water and the meaning of life.

Trump beats Maguire on day one of UK Championship
World number one Judd Trump secures a hard-fought first-round win over Scotland's Stephen Maguire on the opening day of the 2025 UK Championship.

BBC Sport presenter reveals prostate cancer diagnosis
Announcing the news on air during Off the Ball, Kenny Macintyre said he pushed for three-monthly tests due to his family history.