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Bruce Greenfield has played the piano for 13 Governors-General, and isn't done yet as he picks up a Wellington Council award.

A small crowd gathered to watch the whales play and feed on Friday morning.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has disputed the allegations made by Labour MP Gaurav Sharma, but says she was aware of issues.

A woman who’d been overseas since before the pandemic began was reunited with her son.

The Hamilton West MP took aim at officials and party whips in an opinion piece.

The restaurateur ran a colourful campaign but believes he can’t win.

The Crown Prosecutor read out a statement in court from one of Cave's victims.

Kids are doing it tough at school. Paediatrican Dr Jin Russell has the top tips for parents to help support their struggling children.

The protesters are trying to draw attention to the cruise industry’s environmental impact.

Two hearses were seen leaving a house in the Auckland suburb on Thursday August 10.

The Pacific Explorer and 2000 passengers have become the first arrivals to enter Auckland’s harbour since the pandemic began.

Companies such as Building Brothers Construction believe those who call Glen Innes and surrounding suburbs home should hold a role in a 900 hectare development.

Lance Burdett says fixing the issue requires long-term thinking.

Liv Redman wants ACC to cover the physical effects of her sexual abuse just as it covers her snowboarding injuries.

Firefighters, police and SPCA staff seized 21 spoodle dogs from a "serious" and "unsafe" environment at a Christchurch house on Wednesday.

Sanjana Hattotuwa says Kiwis should be "very worried" about their local democracy.

Amnesty International’s Lisa Woods says “we’re playing catch-up”.

It's hoped the Hawke's Bay Regional Aquatic Centre will foster the next generation of the country's swimming talent.

The news comes a day after Marcus Lush also announced his bid for the mayoralty.

Gavin Bishop’s book Atua won three of the top six awards at the NZ Book Awards for Children and Young Adults.

Current polling has National in a good position to lead with a support partner.

SOFIA was able to fly above 39,000 feet, surpassing 99 per cent of the Earth's infrared-blocking atmosphere.

Nisa is a clothing company that has a mission of offering refugee and migrant women a chance at financial independence.

Nearly three-quarters of small business owners say they’re concerned about growing absenteeism.

Joe Governor, wrongly accused of causing the accident which left him with life-long injuries, still has unanswered questions five years on.

Health officials are not yet able to explain how it happened.

The Minister of Health says two investigations are underway after a man allegedly used fake documents to get a job at Middlemore Hospital.

The Tauranga MP lived in a student flat in 2004 with a coat hook featuring women's underwear as trophies.

Blair Nicholl, co-founder of The National Distillery Company in Napier, with his new Bloody Syrah, a gin that was once a wine.

SOFIA was able to fly above 39,000 feet, surpassing 99 per cent of the Earth's infrared-blocking atmosphere.

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The broadcasters looked back on their time hosting the show.

The person was employed in a clinical research position in February 2022.

Dr John Fenaughty spoke about the issue following revelations now MP Sam Uffindell attacked a fellow student while at high school.

The person was employed in a clinical research position in February 2022.

The National-aligned lobbyist says the party is letting its leader down.

The domestic and international schedule will operate at 90% of the pre-pandemic capacity.

Dr Jarrod Haar says the record-low figure is good news, but he still has concerns.

The team tries to keep things professional but live TV don’t always go to plan.

Jackie Bannon and Liam Arthur, of the Dunedin Bowling Club, which offers $4 meals from their food truck.

Finalist of the he The best books for young New Zealand readers 2022 entertain hundreds of Wellington school children at a series of Books Alive events held at The National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa

Tourism Minister Stuart Nash says shifting the university break could help with summer worker shortages in the horticultural and tourism sectors

The early morning show has graced Kiwis’ television screens for a quarter of a century.

Generous, hilarious and someone to look up to: Meet the man who believes anyone can be a sailor if they would like to be.

The former Black Caps captain is releasing his very own biography.

Local election nominations close on Friday, with one very familiar face running for mayor in one of Aotearoa’s major cities.

Slips in Wellington are just part of the countless weather events over the past few months, causing unprecedented demand on frontline clean-up crews.

Ōmārama’s residents are growing concerned they aren't receiving timely medical help when they need it.

Nominations close on Friday and will bring up to 50 Māori councillors to the governance table.

Former National leader Simon Bridges has been giving evidence against former MP Jami-Lee Ross after their explosive falling out in 2018.

The bullying claim is from a former flatmate from his university days.

There are calls for former party president Peter Goodfellow to quit the board entirely after overseeing a series of botched candidate selections.

National leader Christopher Luxon says his staff knew about the Sam Uffindell bullying, and they made a "mistake" not telling him.

The National leader launched an investigation after more allegations emerged last night.

Some planes have been in mothballs in California since the pandemic hit.

For five decades Margaret Norris has worked in almost every corner of the region’s hospital.

Karla Sanders, CEO of Sticks 'n' Stones, says bullying is "really complex" and has advice for concerned parents.

National’s leader said the allegation about Uffindell’s behaviour towards a female flatmate in 2003 are “serious and concerning”.

Michael Stewart speaks out about his experiences with ACC.

Harbour master Grant Nalder talks about the sinking of the Sealion vessel in Wellington.

A man of two distinct disciplines: Maximilian is in the ring, in the courtroom and a champion in the making.

Gemma New was appointed to the role in February and has now had her first concert with the orchestra.

Roles will not be filled if there isn't a flood of late nominations by the Friday deadline.

Further north in the Wairarapa, heavy flood waters have inundated several communities, and there's more rain on the way.

Sam Uffindell had earlier admitted violently attacking a younger student while at boarding school.

It comes in the wake of our 1News Kantar public poll, showing the party could govern with act alone.

The Waihenga Bridge to Martinborough on State Highway 53 was closed due to flooding.

The light show was filmed from Northcross, near Torbay.

Wellington City Council chief infrastructure officer Siobhan Procter at the site of a slip on The Terrace in Wellington.

Flat Chats meets at a different flat every Wednesday for kai and a korero.

The under-fire National MP says he’s not proud of the person he used to be, and apologised to anyone he may have hurt.

Kemeys runs a TikTok account for financial advice called Keepthechangenz.

Cook is a financial journalist with more than 87,000 followers on TikTok.

KEA Kids News covers the Waiheke Ocean Swim event, where kids raced adults in several swim categories.

Ksneiia, who is living in the UK, talks about her experience of the war in Ukraine, her time in a bomb shelter and what it felt like

Tania Domett of Project Gender wants to hear from solo parents about their experiences.

Sylvia Wood would not comment when 1News asked her about his selection.

AUT's Dr Leilani Walker says society is missing out on a more diverse research workforce.

1News' political editor says National leader Christopher Luxon now has a "tough call" to make about Uffindell's political future.

Corrin Webster and his partner Nicole Sutherland packed food parcels for years from their Hoon Hay home. Now they've received charitable status and hope to expand their operation - and get their lounge back.

Darren Moore talks about being poisoned while employed to work in a toxic work environment and then disregarded by the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC).

The Tauranga MP says he was transparent with National over as assault he carried out while a high school student.

The latest 1News Kantar Public Poll sees both major party leaders take a hit in the preferred PM ratings.

"You took great joy in asking that question," Ardern told a journalist.

After the shows this week at Auckland's Q Theatre, Rodney Bell will take his performance to the world, starting with Australia.

The foul odour began after the wastewater treatment plant was damaged in a fire.

KiwiRail shunt driver Jamie Kauika thought Ishaan Prasaad was dead after the accident in Napier last year.

Seven other roads in Canterbury and Otago closed on Monday morning.

Seymour says the public are concerned by the three cs, cost of living, crime and co-governance.

The Tauranga MP says he punched the younger boy multiple times and was forced to leave King’s College.

The 38-year-old Tauranga MP admitted to attacking a younger boy while in Year 11 at King's College.

The council says two homes could be evacuated after a landslide blocked part of The Terrace.

National's Christopher Luxon talks to media about his "welfare that works" policy.

Police investigate a grey Mitsubishi in Te Aroha as part of a manhunt in the Waikato town

It’s a very cold and white start to the week in the Canterbury thermal resort town.

It comes after people were warned not to pick up hitchhikers in the Te Aroha area.

The Birkenhead store was raided in the early hours of Monday morning.

A “domino effect” saw Brianna Hihaki lose her home and turn to Work and Income for help in 2021.