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The government has announced plans for a traffic light system with "clear obligations" for students about attending school.

RNZ understands David Seymour plans to eventually move to daily snapshots in order to treat truancy as a crisis.

Scapegrace Distilling Company is looking for a master blender to work on the shores of Lake Dunstan.

Football Ferns captain Ali Riley has reminded her teammates that Olympic selection is at stake when they play a second international against Thailand.

More businesses believe economic conditions will get worse in the coming year.

Metlink passengers are being urged to plan their travel around bus and train drivers' union meetings.

After arriving at GLOPP canyon, where Morphixs hordes are setting up Glopp waterfalls to pump Glopp into the canyon river, Duke has worked his way up near the source of Morphixs operation, where they are attempting to set up a huge Glopp fall through...

The government is bringing in immediate changes to the Accredited Employer Worker Visa.

The Running of the Sheep returns and a classroom resource that helps children detect misinformation in this week's round-up of the most uplifting stories published by RNZ.

A twice-flooded northern Hawke's Bay primary school is continuing to take lessons at a Mormon church.