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The 16-year-old was found by police safe and well.

Britain's top movie honours hosted Hollywood's biggest stars, from Ariana Grande and Selena Gomez to Timothée Chalamet, and Demi Moore.

Education Minister Erica Stanford says it wasn't David Seymour's place to say teacher-only days would be cut back.

Kiwis consumers are one step closer to the guaranteed right to repair the products they own with the Consumer Guarantees (Right to Repair) Amendment Bill set for its first reading in Parliament on… Audio

A style of tattoo, popular in the 1970s and 1980s, has re-emerged as a major trend for tattoo artists. Audio

Police say they are "actively investigating" the actions of the group associated with Destiny Church who protested a children's event at the Te Atatū library on Saturday.

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Around 30 adults and young children had to be barricaded into a room in a library in West Auckland this afternoon, when a group linked to Destiny Church tried to drown out a Pride Festival Event.

The Wellington soul singer tells Music 101's Charlotte Ryan about the Grammys, her upcoming show at Wellington's Fringe Festival and being inspired by WOW. Video, Audio

The show was due to occur on 21 March at Auckland's Spark Arena, and he was billed to be joined by rap group St. Lunatics and long affiliated rapper Chingy.

The infamous over-the-suit T-shirt worn by the PM at a Parliament barbecue has gone on sale to raise funds for children living in poverty, in a TradeMe auction.

Mineralogy International Limited - owned by controversial mining magnate Clive Palmer - applied to surrender 15 of its 16 permits around the country last December.

Almost 10 years ago the couple also got married in the middle of a Wānaka challenge event that was twice that distance. Audio

A town that has been under a temporary boil water notice for ten years, with brown water coming out of their taps, has New Zealand's water regulator wading in. Audio

Valentines Day can bump-up spending in the economy by as much as 10 percent, Hospitality NZ's CEO says. Audio

The council are replacing and leasing one-hundred new meters - both cash and card.

In the first sign there's light at the end of the tunnel, a train has made from .

If Curtis Crawford has his way, a South Island movie theatre has a sequel up its sleeve. Audio

The death is not being treated as suspicious, police say.

Ian Walsh didn't let a high-speed collision with a traffic light ruin his determination to finish the race. Audio

A bid from overseas has nabbed a first edition Harry Potter book being sold in Auckland. Audio

Mark Tapper has been described as one of New Zealand's "most naturally gifted drivers" .

The te reo Māori version of Dreamworks classic animation Shrek will premiere among the 86 films screening at Māoriland Film Festival.

Many of us have already moved to 4G and 5G, but tech experts warn the impact of shutting down 3G will be larger than people think. Audio

A man who pulled a machete on police and got Tasered and pepper-sprayed in response is facing a range of charges.