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Research institute NIWA predicts many of country’s most important glaciers will be gone within the decade The plane’s engine groans, and its small frame rises. Through a thin membrane of cloud, the spine of the southern alps rises like a dark sawblade….
Read MoreWith emergency services stretched, residents are banding together to clean up and guard against looters – and say they are seeing humanity’s best and worstEverywhere, strewn across the valleys and plains, there are apples. Red spheres line the roads an…
Read MoreThere are concerns the blaze at the Zeagold facility will exacerbate a dearth of eggs caused by a ban on battery farmingA fire at New Zealand’s largest egg producer has killed about 75,000 hens, sparking fears that a national egg shortage could worsen….
Read MoreQuestions of sovereignty, inequality and New Zealand history hang in the background as political speeches foreshadow a future in which relationship with Māori plays a central roleAt the estuary bridge connecting Waitangi’s treaty grounds to its townshi…
Read MoreNew Zealand government statement says PM also asked president of China to help address North Korea tensions and Ukraine crisisJacinda Ardern has spoken with Xi Jinping about cooperation between New Zealand and China, while also raising areas of tension…
Read MorePolice in Auckland request extradition of 42-year-old woman from Seoul to face two charges of murderA 42-year-old woman has been arrested in Seoul for the alleged murder of two children whose bodies were discovered in suitcases bought at an auction in …
Read MoreStuart Nash says NZ to ‘unashamedly’ target wealthy tourists ahead of those who ‘travel around our country eating two-minute noodles’New Zealand’s tourism minister has again expressed his aversion to budget travellers, saying the country will not seek …
Read MoreThe 2m-wide hole opened up suddenly on a footpath at Whakarewarewa tourist village in Rotorua, in central North IslandAn Australian woman has been seriously injured after she fell into a geothermal sinkhole that opened up in a popular tourist village i…
Read MoreCost of living too high and pay too low, say survey respondents, though natural environment, climate and sporting life are appreciatedNew Zealand has been ranked second-worst place in the world to move by immigrants, according to a survey.The expatriat…
Read MoreResearchers say tens of millions of sponges may have been affected by protracted marine heatwaveNew Zealand is experiencing the largest bleaching of sea sponges ever recorded, scientists say, after extreme ocean temperatures turned millions of the aqua…
Read MoreThousands head overseas, partly because of economic conditions, with departures accelerating and labour shortage fearedYoung New Zealanders are leaving in droves as borders reopen and economic conditions tighten at home.The latest data from Stats NZ fo…
Read MoreResearch shows that regenerating urban forests draws native bird life back into cities – have you seen more birds in your neighbourhood?New research shows that regenerating urban forests draws native bird life – including previously rare species – bac…
Read MoreThe major landowner says it has been on the ‘other side of history’ and wants to honour treaty New Zealand’s presbyterian church will offer any future land sales to Māori iwi first, as the institution reckons with its role in colonisation and land conf…
Read MoreFigure means 20% of population has been infected with Covid but modellers say true number is likely three times higherRead all our coronavirus coverageNew Zealand has recorded more than 1m cases of Covid-19, after spending the first 18 months of the pa…
Read MoreSurging living costs, low wages and the claustrophobia of two years behind closed borders have many seeking a fresh start elsewhereAlie Benge, a writer, and David Coffey, a mental health worker, were browsing apartment listings in Barcelona and dreamin…
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