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The coalition will reintroduce the sentencing law later this year - but it will be slightly different than last time.

The leaks at the south Auckland hospital buildings are costing more than double the initial estimate to fix.

The quality is high this year but the price growers are being paid is lower, one grower says.

With tickets going for more than $300 a pop in some cases, a parent says balls are being "Americanised through TV, movies and social media".

The company's performance has been below expectations in recent times, Ryman's chairperson says.

The foreign minister says diplomatic recognition of Palestine is a matter of "when not if", but doing so now could impede progress towards a two-state solution.

El Niño, which has delivered a lack of rain in the east and cooler weather lately, is on the way out, NIWA says.

It will be months before a newly-appointed independent arbitrator will rule on pay for police, the Police Association says.

People who live near Māhina Bay are "shocked" that a woman's body was found in the water - and say it is an area where everyone knows everyone.

The opposition has laid into the government's plan to reintroduce a "three strikes" regime, saying it's inequitable and there's very little evidence it works.