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Cook Islands signs seabed minerals deal with China
The Cook Islands said Saturday it has struck a five-year agreement with China to cooperate in exploring and researching the Pacific nation's seabed mineral riches.
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Olympic triathlete says 'downtime allowed me to think about what I really wanted'
22 Feb 2025Olympian Nicole van der Kaay is bringing back the fun in 2025.
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Destiny Church protests evoke dark past
22 Feb 2025Recent events in Auckland have resurfaced memories of when being gay was considered a neurotic personality disorder
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Watch: Meet Bosco, the dog surfing in support of te ao Māori
21 Feb 2025Watch: Balancing on his surfboard, the kurī became a joyful show of support.
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How often do we have to come back if we're overseas while getting the pension?
RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.
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Americans voted for Trump. Did they vote for this?
Analysis - A majority may approve of him and a strong majority may have expected Trump's actions, but that doesn't mean most people agree with all of it.
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Buyer's mortgagee sale battle as woman refuses to move out
21 Feb 2025Matthew bought a house and settled a month ago - but he still can't get into the property.
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Hamilton coffee roaster listed among world's 100 best
21 Feb 2025Hamilton's Rocket Coffee Roasters has been ranked 62nd on the list.
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Netanyahu vows revenge as Hamas hands over bodies of youngest hostages
Palestinian militants handed over four black coffins in a carefully orchestrated public display.
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Collins side-eyes Mitchell over 'misogynistic comments'
21 Feb 2025Answering on behalf of Minister for Women Nicola Grigg, Collins glanced at Mark Mitchell after his remarks about "perimenopausal" women was questioned.
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It feels like there's been more plane crashes: Here's the truth
21 Feb 2025Analysis - Dramatic images of several prominent aircraft crashes in the US might make it seem like the skies are becoming more dangerous - but a look at the statistics suggests the skies are about as…
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Could kawakawa be the new Ozempic?
21 Feb 2025Māori have long used the native shrub as an anti inflammatory and for wounds. Now, it is hoped kawakawa could help with diabetes and obesity.
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Teen facing deportation granted New Zealand residency
21 Feb 2025The associate immigration minister's decision means while Daman Kumar can stay, his parents will not be granted a visa, and face deportation.
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Man killed by police was planning a mass shooting, former wife tells coroner
20 Feb 2025The former wife of a man killed in a shootout with police in Hamilton in 2021 believes he was about to carry out a mass shooting.
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Public agencies 'finding it unaffordable to increase pay'
20 Feb 2025Automatic pay rises are under threat, after chief executives were sent a warning.
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Digging into the DNA of New Zealand's working dogs
20 Feb 2025New research aims to shed new light on a farmer's best friend.
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Is it ever okay to snoop through your child's phone?
20 Feb 2025Some parents argue it's a blatant breach of privacy. Others say it's simply a necessary precaution in the modern world. But what do the experts think?
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High court rules crayfish catch limits 'unlawful'
20 Feb 2025Fisheries NZ says it is still considering the Court's findings and next steps.
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No, 'Harbor Lane' is not closing: Online store cashes in on Wellington's gloom
20 Feb 2025"If a deal looks too good to be true, it probably is," Retail NZ chief Carolyn Young warns.
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NZ First attacks Green MP for use of 'Aotearoa'
20 Feb 2025Rather than apologise, Winston Peters indicated he will seek to update Parliament's standing orders.
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All major banks cut interest rates after official cash rate drops
The moves come after the Reserve Bank delivered a 50 basis point cut to the official cash rate.
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'Everyone must go' tourism slogan hits international headlines
The slogan, which aims to attract Australians to visit, has received mix reviews.
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'Super widespread' misunderstanding catches out landlords
19 Feb 2025Owners renting out part of their homes thinking they are not covered by tenancy rules are falling foul of the law.
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Tamihere admits Census forms were photocopied at marae
19 Feb 2025But the Waipareira Trust CEO says there's no evidence of wrong doing and the group is being targeted for being Māori.
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Callaghan shutdown: 'Trying to build a plane as we're falling off a cliff'
19 Feb 2025The mood at Callaghan Innovation is grim, scientists say, as they scramble to secure themselves new jobs, or head overseas.
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Chinese parents embrace new maths curriculum
19 Feb 2025Almost 2000 primary schools nationwide have adopted new maths education resources this year.
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Jetstar passenger left without bags including medication
19 Feb 2025Alison Boyce was heading South for a trip to Stewart Island but was forced to rebook her travel and wait around for her bag, that was left in Auckland.
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Kiwis return from overseas weight surgery with life-threatening problems
19 Feb 2025Overweight patients are being targeted by medical tourism companies and often don't understand the risks, doctors say.
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