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Russel Norman says the Green Party realised it does not have support for quantitative easing - money printing - and it was never going to be implemented.

An Auckland restaurant chain alleged to have paid workers less than $4 an hour has been taken to the Employment Relations Authority.

An American man accused of beating a New Zealand teacher to death has been found guilty of second degree murder.

A privileges complaint has been laid with the Speaker of Parliament over the behaviour of two veteran Labour MPs at last week's Law and Order Select Committee.

A teenager who smashed up school property is part of a worrying trend worsened by poor help for troubled kids, an education expert says.

Sentencing for a drink-driver who ran over two young girls in Ohope in May has been put off so he can meet with his victims' families.

A Rotorua 18-year-old described as an internet troll who assaulted an Australian TV reporter has had his sentencing adjourned today.

Two men charged with pouring petrol on a man and setting him alight have pleaded not guilty.

Labour MP Lianne Dalziel has confirmed she will run for the Christchurch mayoralty.

Australians are contributing to New Zealand's sky rocketing house prices, with new research showing they bought more property than any other overseas group.