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Growing children’s confidence through te reo
Te Kura o Wairau in Palmerston North is starting to see positive results for the children in its new bilingual class.

Romeo and Juliet back to renewing vows in Stratford ... again and again after glitch
Two week's after Stratford's much-loved Glockenspiel fell silent, Romeo and Juliet are once again emerging on the clock tower balcony.

New Caledonia riots: Tear gas, stun grenades used as protesters swarm airport runway
Police are warning that the military is authorised to use lethal weapons if the violence doesn't abate.

Unbeaten Pulse host winless Stars as ANZ Premiership round six begins
The sixth round of the 2024 ANZ Premiership starts on Saturday with a clash between two teams at opposite ends of the ladder in Wellington.

Can the David Havili reshuffle save the Crusaders?
All Black David Havili has been shunted back to No 12 as the Crusaders try to salvage their season in Canberra.

The biggest game in Wellington Phoenix history
All you need to know about the semifinal second leg between Wellington Phoenix and Melbourne Victory.

Legendary Golden Bay grocer recognised with Hall of Fame award
Opinion: Crowther Reynish has had numerous awards for his dedication to his community, but being inducted into the hall of fame takes the cake, writes Gerard Hindmarsh.

Queenstown’s luxury retirement options ‘won’t solve crisis’
Some seniors end up sleeping in their families’ garages, others choose to leave town.

Treasures of the Aigantighe: Carrie Broomhall
Dreams of Floral Forms 2 is one of three paintings by the artist in the RSM Law Plunket Art Show.

NZ rugby star honoured at home
Black Fern Jorja Miller has nabbed South Canterbury’s top sports award a year after winning the youth award.

Anticipation builds after Phoenix game sells out Wellington's Sky Stadium
Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau is calling it a "historic moment" - not only for the team, but the city, too

Free ferry trial extended as Wynyard Bridge closure continues
The trial of a temporary ferry connecting the Wynyard Quarter to Auckland city will continue for the next two weekends under extended hours.

Dame Hinewehi Mohi inducted into New Zealand Music Hall of Fame
The singer, producer and te reo Maori advocate says she's honoured to be recognised for her music - her "real heart project".

New 'assistant psychology' role in development by government to address workforce shortages
Psychology graduates who don't make the cut for a clinical role could still work with patients via a new 'assistant' qualification being developed by the government.

The rise of Alex Rufer
Alex Rufer stands on the verge of becoming the first Phoenix captain to lead the club in a grand final.

High-flying Blues rest All Blacks but key playmaker returns
Stephen Perofeta is back to offset the loss of their main fullback, while the Highlanders will be aiming to ambush the leaders at Eden Park.

Disclosure - the irony of public anonymity
OPINION:There was a strong thread of desperation in New Plymouth Mayor Neil Holdom’s recent expose on the State Highway 3 shambles.

New landfill site ‘one of the best’ in NZ
There should be no rats and seagulls at this new landfill, being built near Timaru in a way never seen before.

Harvest day to celebrate ‘heart of the community’
At the Otipua Hall fundraiser, a traction engine will be used to turn wheat into flour – which will then be made into scones.

South Canterbury Museum: Creating memorable experiences
Museum staff have been planning long-term displays that will fill a proposed upstairs gallery.