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Luxon says NZ must confront forces that led to mosque attacks on the sixth anniversary
Prime Minister says the country must continue to confront the forces which led to the deadly attacks on 15 March 2019.

'Worst thing they've ever seen:' Man sentenced over killing thousands of eels
It was estimated over 4000 eels were killed.

Police to crack down on spectators as well as drivers at Manawatu car event
Police believe an event planned for the Manawatu area this weekend will be a "gathering of antisocial vehicle users".

Driver dies after crashing into building in east Auckland
In a separate incident, a serious crash has closed State Highway 6 near Cromwell on Saturday morning.

How to get into secret yacht clubs around the world
Entry costs less than $1000 for more than 50 clubs worldwide.

Wellington's most expensive and cheapest streets revealed
From the most expensive to the cheapest - the top and bottom streets of the Wellington region differ by $2.2 million.

End of gangsters’ paradise as cops target bling
When the wife finds the flash car and house seized by the courts, it can be worse than a lag in prison for a gangster, says a top cop.

Man fatally stabbed near Kaikohe
Emergency services were called to a property on Mangakahia Road, south of the town, just after 9am on Saturday.

Police seek help locating 24-year-old man missing since car crash in Waikato
The man, named only as Joseph, was involved in an accident on Tihoi Road/SH32 on Wednesday and hasn’t been since.

A Blue Pacific rules-based order: "Our home, our rules"
Analysis: In this turbulent landscape, the Pacific must move beyond mere narratives such as the "Blue Pacific" and take bold steps toward establishing a set of rules that govern and protect the Blue Pacific Continent against outside forces.

Where do the Democrats go from here?
And how should they take on Donald Trump?

The Week: NHS Reforms, Benefit Battles and Tariff Tactics
Adam, Vicki, Faisal and Nick discuss the political stories of the week.

Driver dead after crashing into building
A driver whose vehicle hit a building in Howick on Friday has died.

Car crashes into house in Canterbury, lands on woman in bed
A witness said the car smashed through a fence and the house’s wall, and landed sideways over the woman’s bed.

Watch: Manly star investigated by NRL over sideline clash with Warriors fans
Chan Kum Tong grabbed one of the supporters by their jersey after they allegedly heckled a Sea Eagles team-mate.

Thief served 34 trespass notices before arrest
Neighbours allege Danielle Phillips, who has a “significant history of dishonesty offending” stole their hay bales, tomatoes, lawn mower, and even flowers.

Tipene's say 'not us’ after second funeral director charged
Police arrested an Auckland funeral director on Friday, the second as part of an ongoing investigation.

Surf Lifesaving urges caution as paid surf lifeguard patrols finish this week
Paid surf lifeguards, who patrol beaches on weekdays from November to March, finished up on Friday.

Man fatally stabbed at Kaikohe property
Police have taken a person of interest into custody as investigations continue.

Cholmondeley Children's Centre marks its centenary
It opened in 1925 as a rest and recuperation centre for sick children.

Liverpool stun Man Utd in Women's Super League
Manchester United suffer only their second Women's Super League defeat of the season as Olivia Smith scores twice for Liverpool in a 3-1 win at Anfield.

BBC & ITV agree new four-year Six Nations rights deal
The BBC and ITV agree a new four-year deal for the Men's Six Nations to remain on free-to-air TV until 2029.