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New Zealand government bond yields have lifted as markets anticipate a heavier-than-forecast borrowing requirement from the Government in this month’s...

Almost halfway into the 3000km New Zealand-long Te Araroa walk, award-winning journalist and author Naomi Arnold shares her tips and magic moments from the adventure.

The teenager had been radicalised online and was part of a programme designed to counter violent extremism.

Police in riot gear have cuffed pro-Palestinian protesters with zip-ties as campuses brace for more turmoil during graduation.

There are reports that a person has been killed on Ponsonby Rd in Auckland, and there is a heavy police presence in the area.

It was meant to be an idyllic adventure. But when Callum and Jake Robinson stopped answering their phones, loved ones were confused, then concerned - then panicked.

The Government Communications Security Bureau denies hosting a foreign spying capability flagged by the watchdog, differentiating it from the system recently criticised.

The area around the famed Copacabana beach was filled for several blocks, with some camping out for hours or even days beforehand.

It was meant to be the ultimate adventure, instead five friends died after a rogue 10m wave capsized the boat. Now, the trial against the skipper and owner begins.

The memorandum of understanding with Germany's Alfred Wegener Institute is expected to foster cooperation between the two polar science bodies.