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The real treasure hidden in the wrecks of some 2500 ships buried along New Zealand's coasts isn't jewels or gold bars.

Political leaders in the Papua New Guinea province plagued by gun violence are making a collective stand to stop it. Audio

Top-seeded Belarusian Sabalenka will seek her third title at the tournament in four years.

The most recent IT outage to hospitals in the upper North Island happened over a 12-hour period between Wednesday night and Thursday morning. Audio

Despite near-daily appearances before cameras, the US President is frustrated at a perception his days are lighter for his second term.

Analysis - Is a personal tribute necessarily the best way to mark the anniversary of America's break with absolute rule and the British monarchy?

Alcohol harm costs the economy $9.1b a year, and the substance is linked to more than 200 medical conditions, Te Whatu Ora's medical officer of health says.

Kiwi have started to hatch on Waiheke Island and may thrive with the help of special detection dogs helping eliminate the last of the island's pests.

The Ngāti Hāua Claims Settlement Bill will have its third and final reading in Parliament on Thursday, enacting the tribe's Treaty settlement, Te Pua o te Riri Kore.

Iran was the third-biggest crude producer in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.

New Zealand's only dung beetle rearing facility says it may have to close if there's not more support.

The scale of contamination varied significantly across locations however, and the researchers warned against "alarmist" interpretations.

Listening to Justin Bieber, perfecting your pout for the "dog filter", and casting a purplish haze over your pictures - why is the internet pining for the past?

How did residents of Aotearoa New Zealand come to be called by the name of a flightless brown bird? Audio

National and New Zealand First have been clashing over the trade deal.

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