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The South Island accounts for four of the top five regions for solar installs, but some of NZ's sunniest regions are stragglers, new data shows. Keep Reading
Voters are facing significant rule changes that were only just made into law. Keep Reading
With 2025 drawing to an end, Te Ao Māori News has reviewed key moments in Te Ao Māori, spanning haka, politics and more, ahead of 2026. Keep Reading
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What did RNZ readers click on and read the most in 2025? Some of the answers might surprise you. Keep Reading
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In our latest Expert Tips in Two Minutes video, Dr Joel Rindelaub provides tips for reducing plastic consumption in the kitchen. Keep Reading
Something contagious happens when people engage together in a meaningful activity that sparks positive emotions. Keep Reading
The 30-year-old supports two sons aged 8 and 11, the youngest of whom has food allergies and both boys have ADHD. Keep Reading
RNZ
A new KiwiSaver survey shows the September quarter was a positive one for KiwiSaver providers. Keep Reading
Being smart with money is about going with the ebb and flow, and not all seasons are equal. Keep Reading
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New satellite imagery lays bare the sheer scale of the destruction in the Gaza Strip with two years of Israeli bombardment having turned much of the landscape into a wasteland Keep Reading
RNZ
With dementia cases on the rise in New Zealand, what should families be looking for? Keep Reading
RNZ
Parallel parenting is an approach that can occur after a high-conflict separation or where there has been family violence, but also when parents simply want space from one another. Keep Reading
RNZ
It used to be that six digits was a "highly paid" field - but there are now about a dozen sectors that hit the mark. Keep Reading
NZ Herald
What’s to be learned after an epic, 3000km-plus journey across the country? Shayne Currie reflects on the 2025 Great New Zealand Road Trip, the people he met... Keep Reading
Stuff
We've crunched the numbers and reckon this is how much money a family of four needs to earn to live comfortably. Keep Reading
Interest rates go up and down, the economy spins around, but you don't need to freak out and change your financial tack with every new headline. Keep Reading
From tax evasion to rogue pilots and illegal crayfish feasts, dozens of agencies other than police can - and do - take people to court. Keep Reading
Only a small number of people applying for loans are being turned away - and usually there is a way to get them across the line in future, brokers and banks say. Keep Reading
Study shows minor dietary tweaks among older people can slow the progress of heart disease, diabetes and depression. Keep Reading
RNZ
Homeowners are advised to speak with their neighbours and agree on the work required before turning to formal proceedings. Keep Reading
RNZ
Ever wondered which area has the best credit scores, the most affordable homes, or the lowest unemployment? Keep Reading
RNZ
An energy efficiency expert breaks down what you should be doing, and just how much you could save by doing them. Keep Reading
Collected notifications and news from Tropical Cyclone Gabrielle Keep Reading
Collected news stories and opinion articles from 1 September through to the election on Saturday 17 October 2020 Keep Reading
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