rnz.co.nzadded August 2026
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Vet performs surgery on critically injured skink 'Kevin', who weighs less than 4 grams A vet at Massey Wildbase Hospital has operated on their smallest patient yet - a critically injured skink now...
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Navy lieutenant denies raping woman during overseas deployment, says complainant 'jealous' Warning: This story contains sexual assault allegations.
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The boss of the country's biggest stadium wants the government to crack down on unruly sports fans and follow Australia's lead when it comes to handing out punishments.
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa18d ago
Pacific news in brief for 21 September Pacific Most Pacific countries were among 34 nations which did not vote on a decision to admit Palestine to the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).
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"People say, what's that? Are you working with dead plants in a plant morgue? And I say, 'Wow, it's a full-body experience working in here.'" Germany-born Dr Ines Schönberger, the collections...
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The mayor of Westland is hopeful the families of those onboard a plane that vanished 47 years ago will get some closure, as a plane search resumes in the district.
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The regulator's report on drinking water regulation shows some major improvements in protection against infection, particularly in schools.
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Flying Fijians interim head coach Senirusi Seruvakula may have had his last job in the position, following Fiji's 20-15 loss to Japan in the Pacific Nations Cup (PNC) final in Japan on Saturday.
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New robotic interpreters built by experts at the University of Auckland will bring sign language underpinned by a Māori worldview to Turi Māori - Māori who are deaf.
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Warning: This article discusses family harm and may be upsetting. A protection order was supposed to keep a woman safe.
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While some parents have described the recent move as “ridiculous”, the Victorian Principals Association says schools can sometimes issue a temporary ban “to educate children on how to do...
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Warning: This story discusses sexual harassment complaints. Staff and students have raised concerns about the independence and scope of the University of Auckland's review into sexual harassment...
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Forum leaders to advocate for Pacific issues at United Nations General Assembly Pacific leaders will put a "strong, unified regional voice" at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York...
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Alzheimer's disease is starting to be considered as a treatable and preventable condition, a major new report says.
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Some would-be house sellers who have not been able to get the price they want are deciding instead to rent their properties out - but there is a warning they should take care.
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Early childhood education advocates say National's policy to ban screen time in early childhood education centres and set up more reports on a child's progress will give parents and teachers more...
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A nurse at Waitākere Hospital says he is walking off the job today because staff can not give vulnerable stroke and older patients the care they deserve overnight.
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Kiwis have long complained about grocery prices - now politicians are promising to do something about it, but their solutions couldn't be more different.
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Consumer NZ is pleased the political debate on the grocery sector has shifted towards finding solutions and away from debating whether or not there is a problem.
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'His life was worth nothing to them' - Heartbroken families speak out against work safety rule changes More than 700 people have been killed in work-related deaths in the past decade, despite the...
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