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The government's treatment of Māori has raised eyebrows at the United Nations.

A multi-million dollar budget boost for Pharmac will only keep the lights on, doctors and patient advocates warn.

The robbers leave the store carrying trays of gems and full bags when the smoke cannon ignites 16 seconds into the heist.

Any school not putting in place the new ban on phones will face a visit from the Education Review Office, Education Minister Erica Stanford says.

Talks on a ceasefire in Gaza are progressing, the French Foreign Minister says, as he joins the US Secretary of State in Saudi.

Nearly 500 people explored Canterbury's high country for 24 hours as part of TWALK, solving riddles in a rogaine-style event.

The increase means Kiwis are shelling out an extra $2600 annually for somewhere to live.

The new app will pave the way for digital drivers licences, says Digitising Government Minister Judith Collins.

Quietly hinted for the past few months, the MIAD01 5G smartphone from portable audio specialist Moondrop has finally broken cover.

The blaze has been extinguished, with crews dampening down hot spots.