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Experts warn proposed changes to health and safety laws won't shift the dial on the country's dire death and injury statistics. Audio

Determination is at the heart of how a Hawke's Bay-raised athlete became part of the United Arab Emirates first ever winter Olympic team. Audio

The proposal from an unnamed investor is to return the Chateau Tongariro to its former status as a hotel, Tongariro Mayor Weston Kirton says.

The staffer worked on the curriculum until the middle of last year and said it was chaotic and politicised. Audio

Financial mentors say organisations that benefit from their services should be willing to pay a levy. Audio

Auckland University has been piloting flushable sensors designed to detect underground sewer faults. Audio

未来居民和企业用电有望获得更清晰的指引和信息，政府希望通过立法降低用电价格并提高透明度。

The Electricity Authority's price comparison site comes after years for soaring bills and a government review. Audio

If you've ever fancied a go at editing one of the world's largest-ever sources of knowledge, you've got a chance this weekend. Audio

Auckland Primary Principals' Association president says it could take about three years to embed the new curriculum. Audio

At the moment, 71 people are living at the New Zealand-owned research station and they may get to enjoy some snowfall. Audio

The tens of thousands of people expected to pass through Auckland Airport in the next weeks may notice a few changes. Audio

There are 4866 children on the dental surgery wait list - an increase of 900 in two years. Audio

The $1.4 billion project which will allow people to pay for public transport with their phone or card anywhere across the country has faced major delays. Audio

Many facing 'imminent homelessness' don't qualify for emergency housing anymore, the Citizens Advice Bureau warns. Audio

The cyber security agency is emailing tens of thousands of people over the latest risk. Audio

Sir Geoffrey Palmer says the government is increasingly pushing through legislation under urgency and skipping consultation. Audio

A drone successfully delivered medical supplies to Bay of Plenty's Matakana Island during a simulated emergency as part of a healthcare trial. Audio

Richard Chambers wants to ensure there will never be a repeat of the "group think" and closed ranks that blocked an investigation. Audio

Richard Chambers wants to ensure there will never be a repeat of the "group think" and closed ranks that allowed the Jevon McSkimming investigation to be blocked.

"My normal is totally different to your normal": John Paul 'fight dog' Te Rito says the events are about healing, connecting and role-modelling a better way.

The coalition's proposals would impact Māori representation that's been guaranteed under the Treaty of Waitangi, Wellington's mayor says. Audio

ACC says efforts to get long-term claimants off of weekly compensation is not about taking support away from people who need it. Audio

As the New Zealand rollout begins, an Australian crash researcher says it's a scattergun approach. Audio

More than 140 jobs could be cut as part of FENZ restructure proposal. Audio