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Consumer confidence has turned more pessimistic, and the capital is the most downbeat region of all.

Crusaders coach Rob Penney says he's in a good space and just concentrating on the job in hand.

New catch limits in Fiordland mean recreational fishers will only be able to take much smaller bags of finfish and shellfish.

The CNMI on average generates around 34,000 tonnes of waste per year. Of that total, around 6 000 tons - or almost one-fifth of the CNMI's waste - is plastic waste.

A vet and some farmers helped out at the scene of the incident in central Hawke's Bay this morning.

The country's inaugural Pride Week - Anuanua Week - was full of colourful activities and events exploring the diversity of LGBTQIA+ communities and their rights across the Pacific.

After an elaborate tribal welcome to the mountains of PNG, the Australian PM spent the night camping on the Kokoda Track in an Anzac Day trek aimed at drawing the two countries closer.

Leaked documents show which divisions will bear the brunt of hundreds of proposed job cuts at the Ministry of Education.

People are being warned not to collect or eat shellfish from Queen Charlotte Sound or part of Golden Bay after high levels of paralytic shellfish toxins were detected.

The Labour leader says the demotion of two ministers today shows the PM "didn't have particularly good judgement".