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Severe weather events have put the country’s roading network in sharp focus.

The social media giant maintains data is stored in Singapore and the United States.

Thousands at Waitangi dawn powhiri as country welcomes national day.

More than $2m was dished out in just four months.

Newstalk ZB can reveal British American Tobacco has called in the lawyers.

There are over a hundred such stations across 53 countries, the report found.

Health Minister Andrew Little wants financial support for students 'as soon as possible'.

The link to the curriculum wellbeing page still shows up as blank.

In the year to August, 81,000 hours had been remitted.

Govt wanted all vehicles to be electric or hybrid by 2025 - but they're not even close.

Beijing will loan more than $100m to the Solomon Islands for Huawei mobile towers.

The building has lights going all night despite being unused and vacant since May.

Out-of-control inmates have caused chaos at Waikato's Spring Hill prison.

Programme 'exceeding expectations', Govt says - but Opposition question the numbers.

Transport Minister says it made sense to focus on Kiwis who were 'really open to it'.

There was plenty of diplomacy on display at this year's event.

A Newstalk ZB investigation found Corrections was in the dark over call-outs.

Officials were effectively running blind, despite 'highly threatening and violent' events.

$6 million from Proceeds of Crime Fund used to fight ram raids

Documents show China is seeking a big Pacific deal.

Ten inmates charged after allegedly getting drunk at Waikeria Prison.

Documents reveal official warnings over service wait times for eating disorders.

Taxpayers pay over $800K for job expos run by the Ministry of Social Development.

'I had the cool family life, with the house, the fence, the man, and the dog.'

The total cost of the country's prisons has risen $140 million since 2018/19.

New Zealand's inflation crisis isn't just squeezing Kiwis at the pump.

OPINION: Looking for a room can be tedious, frustrating, and mind-numbing.

Govt was warned its efforts to tackle housing issues could be hampered by wood shortages.

Officials from two ministries don't always see eye-to-eye on proposed action.

The number of people studying nursing has hit a near-decade low last year.

Music remix and video played at summer festivals and other key events.