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A monument commemorating the 8500 who died in the Spanish influenza epidemic in Samoa has been unveiled by New Zealand's government in Samoa.

A community representative in Auckland says she's been sidelined by her peers after posting photos online with Green and Labour party MPs.

New Zealand's seam bowling pair of Tim Southee and Trent Boult struck twice each to reduce Sri Lanka to 144 for six wickets after two days in Colombo.

Footage has emerged showing Fiji's Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama grabbing and shoving an opposition MP, contradicting key claims from the governing party and Mr Bainimarama over the incident.

French President Emmanuel Macron has demanded the issue be put at the top of the G7 summit agenda, a call rejected by Brazil's Far Right president Jair Bolsonaro.

Mediawatch - Do reports of widespread discontent among the nation's gun owners stack up, when thousands of weapons have been peacefully surrendered, asks Colin Peacock. Audio

Insight - Dairy's huge role earning export dollars for New Zealand is facing a threat some say could bring it to its knees. Teresa Cowie investigates. Audio

Waikato-Tainui and the Kiingitanga are shutting down claims that they are about to buy back Ihumātao but have not ruled out the possibility.

Kiwibank's full year profit is down but the bank says there's been a rise in deposits and lending

Falling wool prices in Australia and New Zealand are being attributed to trade tensions between the US and China.

For 100 days - rain, hail, and shine - Ollie Langridge has been camped out at Parliament with one message. Audio

New Zealand's interactive media and gaming industry grew 40 percent a year in the past six years, and could be worth $1 billion by 2024 if supported, a report says.

The rules which allow trans women to compete in elite women's sporting divisions need to change because trans women have a physiological advantage, University of Otago researchers say.