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Wickliffe, 77, who served a life sentence for manslaughter, was recalled to prison for not residing at his approved address.

The departing Chief Ombudsman says the Official Information Act is fit for purpose but the attitude of government agencies needed to change. Audio

Watercare表示，如果旱情持续，不排除采取强制性限水措施。

"It's incredibly dry out there," Watercare's boss says, as the city's drought plan is activated. Audio

Tauranga's Sam Ruthe, 15, has become the youngest runner to break the 4-minute mile. "He's always been quite a shy kid," his father says. Video, Audio

Fuel prices are down 5 percent, despite earlier predictions they could top $3 a litre. Audio

The weekend brought 300 millimetres of rain but it's not enough to support power demands over the winter. Audio

"It seems our foreign policy is up for grabs at the moment," the Labour leader says. Audio

New research suggests the phenomenon could double in New Zealand by the end of the century. Audio

Downpours may hit Westland and Fiordland, while Central Otago and Canterbury are in for a hot day. Audio

Labour says it does not support the private ownership of infrastructure, as the Infrastructure Investment Summit kicks off. Audio

The proposal sends a message that people like him don't matter, Liam Shaw says. Audio

Local Government New Zealand has suggest it be replaced with an in-person voting booth system. Audio

The New Zealand First leader is adamant diversity is being preferred over merit for people getting jobs in the public sector. Audio

If it goes ahead, most landowners would not be able to submit objections to large infrastructure projects to the Environment Court. Audio

The future of the Wellington Water Board chair will be discussed by the region's leaders at an extraordinary meeting today. Audio

The future of the Wellington Water Board chair will be discussed by the region's leaders at an extraordinary meeting today. Audio

The owner of Gentle Annie Seaside Accommodation and Camping Ground in Mokihinui said his dad was mowing the lawn when he saw the weka.

India survived a late fightback from the Black Caps to take the Champions Trophy by four wickets. Audio

The student at Ilminster Intermediate School was left with second degree burns to his legs, the principal says. Audio

The government may have acted quickly over worries on how Donald Trump might respond, a law professor says. Audio

The critically endangered birds are being release on Pukenui/Anchor Island.

The fire is now contained, and under control, but not yet out, Fire and Emergency says. Audio

Ratepayers, central government and private investors will need to stump up, an expert says.

"No 19-year-old should have a criminal conviction for wearing a cap in the street." Audio