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The report found 68% of food-insecure households only started struggling in the past year.

A behind-the-scenes account of reporting from the Pacific's front line.

Funding for outpatient pharmaceuticals in NZ is among the lowest in the developed world.

The Jonah Lomu Foundation will support Kiwi youths who have lost a parent.

The free, two-night festival runs at Māngere Arts Centre this weekend.

Three men died in the crash and a survivor suffered lifechanging injuries.

Competition is hot for the city's $6b annual illicit drug trade

Racagi had worked on recent drug raids in Lami, though police see no link yet.

The programme gives prisoners a recognised football coaching certificate.

Gerry Brownlee ruled the NZ First leader's personalised question was unacceptable.

Ali told the Herald it has been difficult living apart from her only child.

OPINION: US scholarships can offer Kiwi athletes access to education and employment.

An elderly member of the public is the first dengue-related death in the Cook Islands.

Albert Latailakepa has found international fame on Disney’s The Artful Dodger.

Māori and Pasifika ideas of loyalty and reciprocity help fuel 'Up The Wahs'.

In the Cook Islands, 500 cases of dengue have been reported since last May.

Two schools in one zone around Ōtara are both under Government-appointed managers in 2026.

New principal handled data leak controversy decisively at past school, Dio board says.

Sia Figiel, poet and novelist, lived between Samoa and Auckland and had travelled widely.

Nearly 18% of Hawke's Bay residents were born overseas, Census data shows.

The musician and disability advocate puts 'dark years' behind him in new stage show.

Fewer than a third of students passed NCEA level 1 or gained university entry.

"I don’t think I can eat pizza here any more."

An Auckland cemetery has turned into a colourful, happy place, thanks to the Pasifika families who go there.

Pacific culture has lit up Manukau Memorial Gardens cemetery in South Auckland.

Rev Wayne Toleafoa has spent a lifetime serving Pasifika communities.

Scott Dixon, Lorraine Moller and Martin Guptill are among those recognised.

A knighthood, ONZMs and KSMs - nine from Hawke's Bay are on the list.

The 2026 New Year Honours are out today. Here's the list of New Zealanders recognised.