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中国海军舰艇编队已经在塔斯曼海域停留超过一周时间，据称在刚过去的周末设置浮动靶标，进行了实弹演练。

The New Zealand Defence Force, in conjunction with Australian authorities, are continuing to monitor a People's Liberation Army - Navy (PLA-N) Task Group on Sunday. Audio

"If a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is," Retail NZ chief executive Carolyn Young told RNZ.

Passengers on a domestic Air NZ flight were told 13 volunteers would need to get off the plane or all the baggage would be left behind. Audio

A "confusing" sign may be to blame for a "devastating" loss in business, owners say. Audio

More than 150 people, including one who had flown in from England, took part in a sit-in at Wellington's Botanic Garden on Sunday.

A survivors' advocate says sex offenders should not be able to get name suppression for as long as Tim Jago had.

"The right to campaign, protest, and petition is a blessing we have," Children's Minister Karen Chhour told RNZ in response.

SH1 between Tūrangi and Waiouru - including the Desert Road - closed on 13 January.

While it is not a music festival, there'll be a sea shanty sing-along at New Zealand's first-ever Seaweed Festival.

ACT leader David Seymour is being slammed for his "extreme right-wing policies" after saying Aotearoa needs to get past its "squeamishness" about privatisation.

Mental health nurses are "so worried about their safety" and more needs to be done, union says. Audio

Trade School Kitchen opened in August 2018, with the intention of supporting women who had undergone barista training whilst in Arohata Prison upon their release.

The worker had hazardous chemicals sprayed into his eyes while making dishwasher powder.

Swimmers at beaches up and down Auckland's east have reported itching, rashes and red spots after entering the water.

本周陆续出现多起下海游泳后身体出现红疹、瘙痒的报告，地方医疗机构给出应对建议。

The council says it is turning a blind eye for the club which is preparing for national championships.

The rain fell like tears in Nelson as a vigil was held for the first New Zealand policewoman killed in the line of duty.

The man accused of killing a police officer has been remanded in custody after appearing in the Nelson District Court.

A Dunedin man with a learning disability is spending Christmas Day cooped up inside a motel, as the date to move back into his flood-damaged house keeps being pushed back. Video

A woman who was carjacked by a prisoner who escaped Waikato Hospital last month is shocked another prisoner from Spring Hill Corrections Facility has escaped from custody at the same hospital again.

Funding cuts have put a personal safety and self-defence education programme at risk of closure. Video

Luigi Mangione, 26, is an Ivy League graduate from a prominent family, who once favourably reviewed the manifesto of the Unabomber.

Prisons are the biggest recruitment centres for gangs, and more needs to be done to protect young people behind bars, lawyer says.

Academics says the changes are short-sighted, but a business group says it will boost productivity. Audio