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Youth arrested for aggravated robbery of Napier dairy
The pair are alleged to have used a stolen car to rob the dairy on Wednesday night.

Pasifika soldiers have been forgotten for too long says researcher
Pasifika soldiers who served in the World Wars deserve to be remembered this ANZAC Day says researcher.

ACI joins Harmonic open cOS Amply ecosystem for DOCSIS 4.0
ACI Communications has linked its Infinity amplifiers to Harmonic's cOS platform, giving operators cloud-based monitoring for DOCSIS 4.0 upgrades.

CMCSA Q1 Deep Dive: Strategic Pivot Drives Revenue Growth Amid Broadband Headwinds

RHOA Alum Kenya Moore’s Salon Reportedly Faces Equipment Removal — Video

Influencer, 23, Given 16 Months Jail Time for Smuggling $200K of Cannabis on International Flight

UK PM vows legislation to ban Iran Guards: report

Mayor's frequent travel prompts fuel discussion amid global crisis
Southland Mayor Rob Scott has thrown his support behind in-person meetings amid growing concerns about the global fuel situation.

Memorial for young man who died at Auckland's Arkles Bay damaged for sixth time in nine days
The mother of Tyler Porter, who died at Arkles Bay last year, says sentimental items, including a photograph of her son were also taken from the site.

Te Kaha review: Christchurch's new stadium delivers for its city
Opinion - RNZ examines the highs and lows of the stadium's opening night.

Watch: Chris Wood scores first Premier League goal since August
The All Whites captain forced the Black Cats to turn the ball over high up the pitch with a good piece of pressure, then coolly finished past goalkeeper Rubin Roefs.

Country Life: Halcombe remembers its Home Guard
Many small towns in New Zealand had their own "Dad's Army" during the second world war, with volunteers highly trained and committed, despite few resources.

'A bridge between generations':Tokelaun Easter tourney going strong 50 years on
Elena Pasilio, RNZ Pacific's Tokelau affairs correspondent Over Easter Weekend this year South Auckland was a hub of Tokelauan culture with communities from across Aotearoa gathered at Bruce Pulman Park...

Astronomers believe 'otherworldly' light seen in the sky linked to Chinese rocket launch
Otago astronomer Ian Griffin says the striking phenomenon appeared about 30 minutes after a rocket reportedly lifted off from China.

Thunes launches real-time bank transfers into New Zealand
Thunes widens Asia-Pacific reach with real-time New Zealand bank transfers, giving businesses and consumers faster local-currency settlement.

I'm A Celebrity crowns 'jungle legend' after eventful all-star series
Adam Thomas, Craig Charles, Mo Farah and Harry Redknapp were in the final of I'm A Celebrity... South Africa.

Nvidia stock clinches record close, pushing market cap over $5 trillion once again

Auckland liquor licences axed or suspended after selling booze to teen Silas Sims before fatal crash
16-year-old Silas Sims' blood contained more than three times the legal alcohol limit for adult drivers when he was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash.

South Auckland RSA change shape as questions remain over who supports veterans
Across South Auckland, the RSA is changing fast, but one key question remains: who is actually responsible for supporting veterans?

Bay of Plenty highway closed, one seriously injured after crash
The two-vehicle crash closed the highway at the intersection of Leonard Road.

Serious two-vehicle crash in Rotorua closes part of state highway
SH36 is closed near Hamurana.

Why are top university websites serving porn? It comes down to shoddy housekeeping.
Hundreds of subdomains from dozens of universities have been hijacked by scammers.

Country Life: Hands-on high school agriculture
Geraldine High School is encouraging young people into primary sector careers.