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Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych holds his crash helmet.

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Police at the scene of the reported shooting in Auckland's Mission Bay.

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Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych holds his crash helmet.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz holds a news conference at the Minnesota State Capitol on Monday, Jan. 5, 2026, in St. Paul, Minn.

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The Trump administration is ending the immigration crackdown that led to thousands of arrests, violent protests and the fatal shootings of two US citizens.

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The image that resembled death himself from a scan of a person who was in a car accident.

Spooky 'grim reaper' shows up on medical scan

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Footage from the site showed large chunks of road crumbling away at an intersection, damaging and engulfing nearby structures.

Watch: Large sinkhole engulfs section of road in Shanghai

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0:53

Police at the scene of the reported shooting in Auckland's Mission Bay.

Crime and Justice

Person shot in Auckland's Mission Bay after reported 'altercation'

Police were called to the Thatcher Street address at about 9.15pm after a report that a person had been shot.

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Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych holds his crash helmet.

Ukrainian Olympian barred over helmet honouring war dead

The International Bobsled and Skeleton Federation said his decision to wear the helmet was "inconsistent with the Olympic Charter and Guidelines on Athlete Expression".

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Crime and Justice

'Utterly wicked' London kindy worker jailed for abusing children

Vincent Chan, 45, was sentenced to 18 years in prison for sexually abusing young children, some as young as 2 years old, who were under his care in London.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz holds a news conference at the Minnesota State Capitol on Monday, Jan. 5, 2026, in St. Paul, Minn.

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Authorities announce end to immigration crackdown in Minnesota

The Trump administration is ending the immigration crackdown that led to thousands of arrests, violent protests and the fatal shootings of two US citizens.

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Footage from the site showed large chunks of road crumbling away at an intersection, damaging and engulfing nearby structures.

Watch: Large sinkhole engulfs section of road in Shanghai

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Police at the scene of the reported shooting in Auckland's Mission Bay.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz holds a news conference at the Minnesota State Capitol on Monday, Jan. 5, 2026, in St. Paul, Minn.

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Between January and October 2023, Fiordland Cruises took crayfish valued at up to $244,500 and served them to paying guests onboard for lunch.

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Māori language academics discuss putting action to research

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A range of baked goods recalled by New World Halswell. (Source: MPI)

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NZ Post general manager Sarah Sandoval and John Maynard from the Postal Workers Union discuss the move that some are "not happy about".

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Consumer NZ is warning that power prices could rise at least another 5% this year, after a 12% increase in 2025.

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A range of baked goods recalled by New World Halswell. (Source: MPI)

New World cakes, muffins recalled over possible presence of metal

The affected products include red velvet cupcakes and carrot muffins.

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Crayfish. File Photo.

Fishing charter company fined $60k for illegally serving crayfish

Between January and October 2023, Fiordland Cruises took crayfish valued at up to $244,500 and served them to paying guests onboard for lunch.

NZ Post general manager Sarah Sandoval and John Maynard from the Postal Workers Union discuss the move that some are "not happy about".

What's happening to NZ Post services in New Zealand?

Is this the end for snail mail? Here's what you need to know about how our postal service is changing.

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Bitcoin's value halves: Should you buy it?

Bitcoin's price dropped through the latter half of January and then sharply on Waitangi Day.

Wholesale power prices have doubled in the past three weeks.

Consumer NZ warns of possible 5% power price hike

Consumer NZ is warning that power prices could rise at least another 5% this year, after a 12% increase in 2025.

2:17

A range of baked goods recalled by New World Halswell. (Source: MPI)

New World cakes, muffins recalled over possible presence of metal

The affected products include red velvet cupcakes and carrot muffins.

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Bouquets and tributes at the Mount Maunganui landslide cordon.

Inquiry into fatal BoP landslides, closures remain at Mauao

The investigation will look into the events that killed eight people as the council maintains widespread closures and safety measures around Mauao.

A stock image of a school sports field.

Schools accused of giving illegal scholarships to foreign students

One of two schools that illegally gave scholarships to foreign students who played in their top sports teams says it only happened because a sponsorship deal fell through.

Green co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick (left) and Finance Minister Nicola Willis (right). (Source: 1News/Getty)

Reserve Bank Covid probe: Willis denies claims timing 'a bit sus'

The probe has support - but opposition MPs are crying foul over the timing.

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The Government wants taxpayers to pay for a new liquified natural gas import terminal, but is promising lower power prices will come as a result.

Minister want to bypass own fast-track law to speed up new gas terminal

The government plans to rush through as many of the required approvals as possible ahead of the election, "to give the preferred supplier greater policy certainty that New Zealand is committed to developing the facility", a Cabinet paper said.

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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters speaking at Waitangi Treaty Grounds last week. (File photo)

New Zealand First to campaign on Māori seats referendum

The party said the time had come for a decision on their future, while Te Pāti Māori decried the policy as "race baiting".

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Bouquets and tributes at the Mount Maunganui landslide cordon.

Inquiry into fatal BoP landslides, closures remain at Mauao

The investigation will look into the events that killed eight people as the council maintains widespread closures and safety measures around Mauao.

A stock image of a school sports field.

Schools accused of giving illegal scholarships to foreign students

One of two schools that illegally gave scholarships to foreign students who played in their top sports teams says it only happened because a sponsorship deal fell through.

Green co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick (left) and Finance Minister Nicola Willis (right). (Source: 1News/Getty)

Reserve Bank Covid probe: Willis denies claims timing 'a bit sus'

The probe has support - but opposition MPs are crying foul over the timing.

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The Government wants taxpayers to pay for a new liquified natural gas import terminal, but is promising lower power prices will come as a result.

Minister want to bypass own fast-track law to speed up new gas terminal

The government plans to rush through as many of the required approvals as possible ahead of the election, "to give the preferred supplier greater policy certainty that New Zealand is committed to developing the facility", a Cabinet paper said.

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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters speaking at Waitangi Treaty Grounds last week. (File photo)

New Zealand First to campaign on Māori seats referendum

The party said the time had come for a decision on their future, while Te Pāti Māori decried the policy as "race baiting".

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Bouquets and tributes at the Mount Maunganui landslide cordon.

Inquiry into fatal BoP landslides, closures remain at Mauao

The investigation will look into the events that killed eight people as the council maintains widespread closures and safety measures around Mauao.

A stock image of a school sports field.

Schools accused of giving illegal scholarships to foreign students

One of two schools that illegally gave scholarships to foreign students who played in their top sports teams says it only happened because a sponsorship deal fell through.

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters speaking at Waitangi Treaty Grounds last week. (File photo)

New Zealand First to campaign on Māori seats referendum

The party said the time had come for a decision on their future, while Te Pāti Māori decried the policy as "race baiting".

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Green co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick (left) and Finance Minister Nicola Willis (right). (Source: 1News/Getty)

Reserve Bank Covid probe: Willis denies claims timing 'a bit sus'

The probe has support - but opposition MPs are crying foul over the timing.

9:22

The Government wants taxpayers to pay for a new liquified natural gas import terminal, but is promising lower power prices will come as a result.

Minister want to bypass own fast-track law to speed up new gas terminal

The government plans to rush through as many of the required approvals as possible ahead of the election, "to give the preferred supplier greater policy certainty that New Zealand is committed to developing the facility", a Cabinet paper said.

1:29

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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters speaking at Waitangi Treaty Grounds last week. (File photo)

New Zealand First to campaign on Māori seats referendum

The party said the time had come for a decision on their future, while Te Pāti Māori decried the policy as "race baiting".

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Bouquets and tributes at the Mount Maunganui landslide cordon.

Inquiry into fatal BoP landslides, closures remain at Mauao

The investigation will look into the events that killed eight people as the council maintains widespread closures and safety measures around Mauao.

A stock image of a school sports field.

Schools accused of giving illegal scholarships to foreign students

One of two schools that illegally gave scholarships to foreign students who played in their top sports teams says it only happened because a sponsorship deal fell through.

Green co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick (left) and Finance Minister Nicola Willis (right). (Source: 1News/Getty)

Reserve Bank Covid probe: Willis denies claims timing 'a bit sus'

The probe has support - but opposition MPs are crying foul over the timing.

9:22

The Government wants taxpayers to pay for a new liquified natural gas import terminal, but is promising lower power prices will come as a result.

Minister want to bypass own fast-track law to speed up new gas terminal

The government plans to rush through as many of the required approvals as possible ahead of the election, "to give the preferred supplier greater policy certainty that New Zealand is committed to developing the facility", a Cabinet paper said.

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Trevor Mallard's replacement reflects on his predecessor's legacy.

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"I believe if it's consistent across the whole country of what I'm hearing, then they will be lucky to have one seat," the outgoing Labour MP told Q+A with Jack Tame.

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After 2024, after the hikoi, after last Waitangi, people are spent.

The sun rises over the Bay of Islands on the morning of Waitangi Day.

People gather for Waitangi Day services and events around the country

Waitangi Day 2026 kicked off this morning with the annual dawn service at Te Whare Rūnanga on the Treaty Grounds.

Tai tamariki from Te Wharekura o Tauranga Moana at Waitangi hold a paraikete (blanket) gifted to rangatahi MP Tamatha Paul, inscribed with ‘Ka hao te rangatahi’ – a message that the next generation will take up the work and responsibility.

'For our mokopuna': Rangatahi voices rise at Waitangi

Rangatahi at Waitangi say the decisions being made today must be grounded in the wellbeing of future generations.

Māori language academics discuss putting action to research

Māori language academics discuss putting action to research

How research can reach whānau and actioned within communities was a key focus.

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Māori language academics discuss putting action to research

Māori language academics discuss putting action to research

How research can reach whānau and actioned within communities was a key focus.

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Trevor Mallard's replacement reflects on his predecessor's legacy.

Rurawhe: Te Pāti Māori faces election wipeout, 'lucky' to keep one seat

"I believe if it's consistent across the whole country of what I'm hearing, then they will be lucky to have one seat," the outgoing Labour MP told Q+A with Jack Tame.

Politics wasn’t entirely avoided on the day.

John Campbell: Anger gives way to confidence, ennui at Waitangi 2026

After 2024, after the hikoi, after last Waitangi, people are spent.

Māori language academics discuss putting action to research

Māori language academics discuss putting action to research

How research can reach whānau and actioned within communities was a key focus.

The sun rises over the Bay of Islands on the morning of Waitangi Day.

People gather for Waitangi Day services and events around the country

Waitangi Day 2026 kicked off this morning with the annual dawn service at Te Whare Rūnanga on the Treaty Grounds.

Tai tamariki from Te Wharekura o Tauranga Moana at Waitangi hold a paraikete (blanket) gifted to rangatahi MP Tamatha Paul, inscribed with ‘Ka hao te rangatahi’ – a message that the next generation will take up the work and responsibility.

'For our mokopuna': Rangatahi voices rise at Waitangi

Rangatahi at Waitangi say the decisions being made today must be grounded in the wellbeing of future generations.

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Māori language academics discuss putting action to research

Māori language academics discuss putting action to research

How research can reach whānau and actioned within communities was a key focus.

Trevor Mallard's replacement reflects on his predecessor's legacy.

Rurawhe: Te Pāti Māori faces election wipeout, 'lucky' to keep one seat

"I believe if it's consistent across the whole country of what I'm hearing, then they will be lucky to have one seat," the outgoing Labour MP told Q+A with Jack Tame.

Politics wasn’t entirely avoided on the day.

John Campbell: Anger gives way to confidence, ennui at Waitangi 2026

After 2024, after the hikoi, after last Waitangi, people are spent.

The sun rises over the Bay of Islands on the morning of Waitangi Day.

People gather for Waitangi Day services and events around the country

Waitangi Day 2026 kicked off this morning with the annual dawn service at Te Whare Rūnanga on the Treaty Grounds.

Tai tamariki from Te Wharekura o Tauranga Moana at Waitangi hold a paraikete (blanket) gifted to rangatahi MP Tamatha Paul, inscribed with ‘Ka hao te rangatahi’ – a message that the next generation will take up the work and responsibility.

'For our mokopuna': Rangatahi voices rise at Waitangi

Rangatahi at Waitangi say the decisions being made today must be grounded in the wellbeing of future generations.

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Auckland Council Senior Freshwater Advisor Matthew Bloxham.Auckland Council Senior Freshwater Advisor Matthew Bloxham.

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