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Spark to refund 113,000 customers after charging for useless service

The telecommunications company is being made to pay back close to $15.5 million.

'You have no rights': Woman racially abuses flatmate - ordered to pay him $28k

The woman restricted parts of the house and made her flatmates cook in the garage.

Stomach bug strikes: All Blacks star in doubt for Boks rematch

He was the leading candidate to start at fullback with Jordie Barrett also in doubt.

Unsolved mystery of Olivia Newton-John's missing ex-partner

Before meeting love of her life, the star suffered the baffling disappearance of her ex.

Waking up a Boeing 777: Air NZ brings its biggest planes back from a deep sleep

From a Victorville desert boneyard to Auckland - Air NZ is waking up its biggest planes.

Market close: Travel stocks rise on quiet day for stock market

The index finished in positive territory.

How will stock market cope with recession?

Pie Funds CEO Mike Taylor looks at the risk recession poses to stock prices.

Richie Mo'unga gives revealing assessment of All Blacks decline

Richie Mo'unga has spoken from the heart and with honesty.

Opinion: Queen snubs Meghan on her big day

The palace decided to break with a long-held tradition and completely snubbed Meghan.

Latest poll: Nats and Act can form govt, Labour at lowest since 2017

Also of note will be if recent co-leadership issues have hurt the Greens.

House left 'splattered in blood' after fight, police apologise for response

The home owner said two people were allegedly fighting "right up against the windows".

Sideswipe: Fishing spots popping up all over NZ

A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.

Decision not to hold cycle trial on Auckland Harbour Bridge under review

Cycling events on the bridge are a PR gimmick, says Bevan Woodward.

Part of Peka Peka to Ōtaki expressway being ripped up for repairs

The $445 million road north of Wellington hasn't even opened yet.

Kiwi journalist in Ukraine: 'No one expects peace anytime soon'

The news cycle in the West might be moving on, but the struggle continues.