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It comes after RBNZ stress tested the top five banks' ability to cope with drought, floods, and risks that might emerge because of efforts to decarbonise the economy through to 2050.

Nearly 140 roles are proposed to go at Customs and at the Department of Internal Affairs (DIA), a larger number than PSA announced this afternoon.

The airline sector is ripe for the kind of investigation that has been carried out in the grocery and banking sectors, Consumer NZ believes.

Despite the disappointment of a big loss on the weekend, Shaun Johnson isn't ruling out spending another season at Mt Smart.

The Crown claims the Tribunal has acted in an unlawful and coercive manner, despite having the authority to summons Karen Chhour.

A wrap of sport that took place from around the region, including rugby, rugby league, football and swimming.

Australian doctors have come face to face with some of the world's most venomous snakes captured by patients believing it will help with identification and treatment.

New opportunities are opening up for young Pacific people who are keen to play Australian rules football.

The claims have come at a trial where the port's former boss Tony Gibson is facing charges related to the death of a worker.

Opinion - The incident of a woman misidentified by facial recognition technology at a Rotorua supermarket should have come as no surprise, Mark Rickerby writes.