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An annual report said the spending also included food for local families and in some cases travel for principals' partners. Audio

The former Kiribati president says the deep sea mining industry presents unique challenges for Pacific leaders trying to secure economic resources in the face of the climate crisis.

Scott Weenink is said to be in a "state of purgatory" with former greats dismayed over a "campaign to see the CEO removed". Audio

The Labour leader and former police minister says he had no conversation on the matter with former police commissioner Andrew Coster in 2022. Audio

Tsunami warnings were issued for three prefectures in northeast Japan after the powerful quake shook the region.

Universities and polytechnics are now expected to promote innovation, accelerate commercialisation and build significantly stronger entrepreneurial capabilities.

While the warmer waters may mean more enjoyable swimming temperatures, continued increases will be detrimental to a wide range of coastal ecosystems, including valued fisheries.

For decades, New Zealand has had two organisations doing the work of one Olympic movement. Now the NZ Olympic Committee and Paralympics NZ are asking if that still makes sense.

The National Iwi Chairs Forum delivered the petition to Minister of Education Erica Stanford

The iconic trailblazing fashion label that celebrated androgyny and queerness will close most of its operations by February.

The Swedish furniture giant is one of the biggest forestry owners in a region, and it's worrying residents.

A renewed coordinated effort aims to restore the former kai moana bounty of Te Awarua o Porirua, or Porirua Harbour.

Trolling has been around for almost as long as the internet itself - here's how some are now using it to make money.

How did residents of Aotearoa New Zealand come to be called by the name of a flightless brown bird? Audio

The price of trading gold bullion on world markets has almost doubled in the past year.

有近200名受害者表示自己购买了并不存在的机票，损失共计约60万纽元。