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Experts ponder preservation of historic Edwin Fox at Picton
One of the world's last surviving wooden ships has sat in dry dock for the past 26 years. Audio
Concerns for welfare of Auckland woman, missing for a week
Ingrid Nason, 33, has not been seen since 15 August in the Three Kings area.
NZ Post halts deliveries to US as tariffs loom
It has temporarily suspended most services to the US and is allowing only letters and documents to be sent.
Kiwibank unlikely to reshape market, even with $500m boost - analyst
Victoria University associate professor Martien Lubberink says banking report confirms stable market controlled by 'big four'.
Whangaparāoa rock pools pillaged, calls for rāhui
The local iwi its considering asking the minister for a temporary rāhui or halt to collecting seafood at Army Bay to allow the area to regenerate. Audio
Steven Joyce appointed to Foodstuffs North Island board
Foodstuffs North Island chair Dean Waddell said the former National cabinet minister's experience would be invaluable to the co-operative.
Missing Auckland woman with dementia found safe and well
A woman missing from a care home in Auckland's Mt Albert has been located safe and well.
NZ woman and son in 'good spirits' since release from US detention
Sarah Shaw and her six-year-old son were detained at the Dilley Immigration Centre in Texas for weeks.
School bus crashes into cars in Whanganui
The principal of the school said the bus was pulling out of a bay area when it hit a car travelling along the street - it then proceeded to hit a second car.
Wind gusts could reach 100kph in parts of North Island
MetService also said there was moderate risk of thunderstorms, with Bay of Plenty expected to be hit by heavy rain during the commute home.
Nurses to start local industrial action before strikes
Nurses begin the next round of their industrial action from Monday,, as they push for better staffing levels.
Air traffic control systems outage will be scrutinised, industry figure says
An air traffic control systems disruption that affected trans-Tasman flights was highly unusual and will be the subject of a full review.
Watch: Pro-Palestinian protesters gather across motu
Demonstrators in Wellington called for sanctions against Israel, some spurred into action by the deaths of Palestinian journalist Anas al-Sharif and his four Al Jazeera colleagues.
New cycleway opens up Auckland central city before rail link opens
Cycling in Auckland has reportedly grown five percent on average per annum over the last three years.
Serious crash closes SH2 into Wellington
Southbound motorists are being diverted along an alternative route until the road is clear.
Christchurch Hospital staff poised to strike for two hours
Health NZ has urged the Nurses' Organisation to return to the bargaining table.
What you might not know about natural disaster insurance
And a warning from the Natural Hazards Commission. Audio
Delays on Auckland road after cyclist critically injured
Emergency services have now left the scene on Tamaki Drive in Parnell.
ACC services not designed for concussion sufferers - support group
Headway wants changes to how ACC manages people with Traumatic Brain Injuries. Audio
How long will NZ's cold snap last?
Low temperatures are forecast for all except regions in the far north this week, but when will this icy winter end? Video
'Got to keep doing everything we can': Luxon on fixing economy
It comes as Labour edges ahead of National in the Taxpayers Curia Opinion poll. Audio
New Pouākai Hut in Te Papa-Kura-o-Taranaki completed
The $2.4m, 34-bunk hut on the side of a mountain took eight months to build and years to plan.