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Schoolgirl hit by a driver who may have been on the phone is "showing signs of healing".

"This is just tragic stuff, especially coming up to the festive season."

The Kīngitanga and Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei have committed to a series of hui.

Little Sapphire Wakefield was resuscitated three times at the scene of the accident.

Five homes were razed in the early-morning fire and their age raised fears of asbestos.

Community leaders are amazed no lives were lost.

“Ōtara needs a place where we can build ourselves and it never happened.”

"To me, I am Samoan-Tongan first before any impairment I have."

The victim was knocked unconscious and suffered serious injuries as a result.

Three organisations are joining forces to fundraise in a meaningful way this Christmas.

"We're going to go from the leader of the pack to the tail-end."

Two men were held down and shot in their legs in the harrowing pre-dawn attack.

Carmel Sepuloni's last event as Arts Minster at the Mana Moana concert.

There were two serious crashes in Counties Manukau this week.

He tried to justify false GST returns by providing IRD with forged invoices.

Takutai Kemp takes the Whānau Ora kaupapa to Parliament.

Tomorrow's show will bring together classical music and traditional sounds of the Pacific.

Charles Pongi died after a shooting on August 5. Three men were charged last week.

Three fire trucks and one aerial truck attended the fire on Massey Rd, Māngere East.

Reporter Mary Afemata finds a special link at Michael Meredith's new restaurant Metita.

Four people were on the vehicle when it crashed.

A new cervical self-test is proving to be the winning choice for many women.

"Politics makes people go porangi (crazy)" says Takutai Kemp.

With close ties to New Zealand, Samoa is urging its public to get a Covid booster.

Te Pāti Māori wins Tāmaki Makaurau to confirm a record six MPs in Parliament.

The 32-year-old was shot at the Taurima Reserve in August.

"Our community does not want anymore $2, vape, chicken and chips or laundromat shops.”

The Electoral Commission says no complaints have been made.

Green MP and principal are concerned about advertising near low decile schools.