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Telecommunications companies are yet to get on top of problems with customer billing, with little change in the number of complaints from year to year.

West Auckland is the most dangerous part of the city for cyclists and pedestrians, according to figures obtained under the Official Information Act.

Formula One suffered a catastrophe 30 years ago when the sport lost two drivers on the same race weekend.

A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including Papua New Guineans' chance to be recruited to the Australian military.

Sheep and beef farmer Greg Anderson says it is a "terrible time" for Alliance to ask, given struggles in the industry.

A New Zealand team has taken home gold at the Cheerleading World Championships in the US.

Police say the numbers of staff working directly in intelligence roles has grown by almost a quarter in the last seven years, and that their core tech is old but still functioning.

The singer has explained her comment about Ozempic.

The victim of a recent hit-and-run in Wellington lay seriously injured in the middle of a dark road for up to an hour, before being found by a rideshare driver.

Unemployment has risen to 4.3 percent, but what does it mean and how is it calculated?