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Conditioning, warm-up recommended to overcome sports injury risk
Sports-related ACC claims traditionally peak in May, at the start of the winter season.
RNZ launches journalism scholarship programme
The programme includes five one-off scholarships worth up to $8000 each.
Kiwi travellers look further afield for holidays
New Asian destinations, where the New Zealand dollar is strong, have increased in popularity.
Acclaimed Māori artist Robyn Kahukiwa has died
Well-known New Zealand painter Robyn Kahukiwa has died.
Masterton rocked by possible closure of local Hansells plant
The iconic Kiwi food products business has gone into receivership, with about 100 jobs on the line.
Curious creatures found under iceberg the size of Chicago
A ship run by Schmidt Institute was heading for Bellingshausen Sea when an iceberg broke clean, exposing 510 square kilometres of previously inaccessible ocean. Audio
Bike racks restored to Christchurch buses for daytime use
The NZ Transport Agency had banned the racks, which often obscure bus headlights.
'Divided the nation but ignited a fire': Aftermath of the Treaty bill
Waiata, heckling and cheers rang out as ACT's Treaty Principles Bill was voted out of Parliament, but some say it should never have got off the ranks.
How the world reacted to demise of Treaty Principles Bill
Parliament has voted down the controversial bill, with only Act backing it.
TikTok releases new safety features for Kiwi kids
It comes as TikTok will present independent research at New Zealand Parliament. Audio
'Hands on each other's throats': China, US tariff war will be felt by NZ exporters - expert
Donald Trump's 104 percent tariff on China has come into effect. Audio
'Shoot me': Retiring MP dismisses prospect of Wellington mayoralty bid
Former Cabinet minister David Parker has signalled his retirement from Parliament in May - but not to enter local politics. Audio
Police guards scene of sudden death in Whangārei
Police have yet to determine the cause of the man's sudden death in the Te Kamo suburb of Whangārei yesterday.
Why the descendants of the Bounty mutineers love Trump's tariffs
While most places named by Donald Trump as targets of increased import tariffs may be unimpressed, some inhabitants of tiny Norfolk Island are overjoyed to be listed. Audio
'I'm trying to save the ship': What happened when the Manawanui grounded
"We'll get in our liferafts and we'll survive," the captain told the crew as the navy ship grounded in Samoa, the full transcript shows.
Shotover River water samples within limits after sewage discharge - Council
The Queenstown Lakes District Council has started pumping at least 12,000 cubic metres of treated wastewater into the river per day.
Suppression for man accused of stealing helicopter medical supplies
The 31-year-old was arrested three days after a bag of critical medical supplies was stolen from the Taieri Airfield in January.
'A very symbolic gesture': RSA backs veterans' support reform
Willie Apiata has been advocating for five years to have all veterans recognised and compensated for their service. Audio
'It's an injustice' - Prisoners waiting longer for early release
Prisoners eligible for parole are having to wait longer for an early release because of under-resourced rehabilitation and reintegration programmes. Audio
'Bare-faced lie' to blame me for ferry saga: Peters
Chris Hipkins says it was a mistake to "accept Winston Peters' recommendation" for two mega ferries, but the NZ First leader is pushing back . Audio
Dogs euthanised after fatal attack on four-year-old
Timothy Tu'uaki Rolleston-Bryan died after a dog attack at a property north of Katikati. Audio
'The perfect fit for us' - Timid dog's new home after 431 nights in shelter
A dog that spent more than 400 nights in a Northland animal shelter has finally found a loving home. Audio
Luxon won't say if coalition partners would back breaking up supermarkets
Asked if ACT would back the plan, the prime minister said he would "worry about that down the road". Audio
'Consumed my life' - Former All White awarded $36 million in US medical malpractice lawsuit
After a back surgery that ended his career, Jake Gleeson brought a claim against his ex-team doctor.
NZ film festival had to cut jobs to stay alive - Chair
The Whānau Mārama New Zealand International Film Festival couldn't continue unless it disestablished three full-time roles, the festival chair tells RNZ's Culture 101. Audio