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Chris Hipkins says he considered quitting politics but is 'absolutely committed' to stay.

Many students want clearer guidance from parents and support from schools.

Mayor: 'People will judge for themselves whether they believe it to be appropriate'.

Referee Dallas Edwards later revealed he suffered a concussion and brain bleed.

Experts say real losses may be 10 to 15 times higher than official estimates.

Meta cracks down, but still requires little ID verification for new accounts.

From March 10, Trade Me will scrap its 7.9% success fee on used goods.

OPINION: Unlike Australia, New Zealand has no legal framework for scam ads yet.

Bank transfers are being scrapped as Trade Me pushes buyers towards Ping.

Jodie and David Turner share affordable family dinners on TikTok and Facebook.

Spooner was one of 26 people caught in 2025 selling recreational seafood illegally.

Some users were receiving a message saying 'account temporarily unavailable'.

They spent 17 days cycling 1591km here and say they faced verbal abuse daily.

The social media influencer paid $5000 last year. Now she's fighting a new $10k fine.

When the mum-of-three disappeared, she told family she was off to do Christmas shopping.

The couple received 849 live stolen crays air-trafficked from Dunedin in 2024.

Peter Griffin with the latest on the trial accusing social media giants of knowingly exposing children to harm. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY

Mel discovers Luke's sisters have called her 'not genuine' on Facebook.

Meta plans a 'Name Tag' feature to identify people through its smart glasses.

OPINION: False images of events like the Mount Maunganui slip are a threat to democracy.

NordVPN says scammers ramp up planning in January to target Valentine’s Day.

Nineteen students and the bus driver escaped the fire on Monday afternoon.

Nineteen students and the bus driver escaped the fire yesterday afternoon.

Many followers, including some politicians and businesses, treat the posts as real.

Government will unveil first online safety measures within weeks.

He then ran 2km along the beach to reach a phone and call for help.

The vigilante act is now the subject of a police probe with a replacement pole on its way.

The one-time three-legged Aro Park fixture died in December last year.

Alex Honnold free-soloed all 101 storeys in just one-and-a-half hours.