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The tsunami was only 10cm, GNS Science says. Audio

The government needs to compromise if it wants bipartisan support, the Labour leader says. Audio

Matt Doocey told Morning Report the situation is hugely distressing. Audio

The girl was also handcuffed after being misidentified by police officers. Audio

Dean Wickliffe's lawyer says the 77-year old wants people to see what had happened to him. Audio

据悉，这名女孩患有自闭症。卫生局已展开调查，相关部长表态跟进调查进展。

More than 70 percent of New Zealand town and cities would lose access to medical laboratory testing for their public hospital, or primary care system, or both for at least 72 hours.

宜家母公司管理层表示，这家门店将是"全功能不缩水"的宜家门店，同时还会融入新西兰特色。

It is expected to have a distinctly Kiwi flavour as well, with potentially even a garage as part of its home showroom.

The pair, aged 23 and 25, are believed to have known the victim. Audio

Wellington-based trio Laser Kiwi have managed to impress two of the biggest names in magic. Video, Audio

But the finance minister is optimistic New Zealand's GDP will continue to grow. Audio

An open letter says councils and the government need to make sure workers are safe. Audio

Sales of New Zealand wine have increased in the US - "a bright spot in an otherwise declining import sector", the New Zealand Winegrowers industry body says. Audio

Wickliffe, 77, who served a life sentence for manslaughter, was recalled to prison for not residing at his approved address.

The departing Chief Ombudsman says the Official Information Act is fit for purpose but the attitude of government agencies needed to change. Audio

Watercare表示，如果旱情持续，不排除采取强制性限水措施。

"It's incredibly dry out there," Watercare's boss says, as the city's drought plan is activated. Audio

Tauranga's Sam Ruthe, 15, has become the youngest runner to break the 4-minute mile. "He's always been quite a shy kid," his father says. Video, Audio

Fuel prices are down 5 percent, despite earlier predictions they could top $3 a litre. Audio

The weekend brought 300 millimetres of rain but it's not enough to support power demands over the winter. Audio

"It seems our foreign policy is up for grabs at the moment," the Labour leader says. Audio

New research suggests the phenomenon could double in New Zealand by the end of the century. Audio

Downpours may hit Westland and Fiordland, while Central Otago and Canterbury are in for a hot day. Audio

Labour says it does not support the private ownership of infrastructure, as the Infrastructure Investment Summit kicks off. Audio