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'Unable to resolve issues': Netball NZ stands down Silver Ferns coach

Dame Noeline Taurua has been stood down for the Taini Jamison Series against South Africa.

Gas, low hydro, weigh on NZ wholesale electricity market

Wholesale electricity is trading near $200/MWh, up on the long-term winter average.

'Put the ball down, son!': Ranking every Warriors NRL finals match

The Warriors are about to embark on their 10th trip to the finals in their 30th season.

Fuel tank explosion at South Auckland truck yard leaves worker seriously hurt

Fire crews were called to Southpac Trucks Limited in Wiri at 3.17pm.

'Cynical': Willis slams Labour over super reform backtrack

The Finance Minister has suggested NZ First's KiwiSaver plan is unaffordable.

“She had a smile that lit up the world,” Papatoetoe South School teacher on 'suitcase murder' victim

“She had a smile that lit up the world,” longtime Papatoetoe South School teacher Mary Robertson said of the older sibling as she gave evidence in the High Court at Auckland today.

Navigating the Auckland 1A rugby 'media ban': A tale of two schools

Auckland’s 1A media ban contrasts with schools’ active social media use.

'Beautiful, joyful, bubbling': Teacher, jurors weep remembering young siblings killed by mum

Siblings Yuna and Minu Jo were in Years Three and One when they were killed.

Police seek man with BoP, Waikato links

Police urged people not to approach Nerehana Tetahi Wall, 35, who is wanted for arrest.