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A person has been killed and another two were seriously injured after crashing into a stationary truck in Manawatū on Friday.

New Zealanders' data is at risk with the government's "unintelligent" proposal to cut information security jobs, the Privacy Foundation says.

It's the opening day of the game bird season and more than 5000 shooters are expected to turn out today in the Otago region alone.

Solomon Islands new Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele expects to have his cabinet lineup finalised over the weekend, as police warn Solomon Islanders to stop posting "inciting" content on Facebook.

Analysis - It is a buyer's market but high interest rates are keeping them out; house values have dropped, leaving sellers with reduced bargaining power.

Tonga is set to gain more than just their share of gate-takings when they host their first-ever Super Rugby Pacific game this weekend.

Carterton's deputy mayor is "disappointed" and "disgusted" at the response to a proposal to erect a memorial sculpture of the late Georgina Beyer.

The Labour Party is demanding Peters be stood down, saying "he's embarrassed the country" with a "totally unacceptable" attack on a prominent AUKUS critic.

A neighbour of Lachlan Jones says she heard him banging around her washhouse, hours after his family is accused of killing him.

More than 800 jobs in the public sector have been cut today - marking one of the darkest days for the civil service with five departments and ministries...