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There were 25,000 New Zealanders around the world stuck in front of their screens today, desperately trying to get a space in managed isolation and quarantine in a bid to return home.

A major South Auckland healthcare provider says door-to-door Covid-19 testing needs to be ramped up in the area.

The secret wealth and dealings of world leaders, politicians and billionaires has been exposed in one of the biggest leaks of financial documents.

Power Play - There are too many unlinked cases and clusters popping up for Auckland to move out of alert level 3 for now, as the government ratchets up restrictions in parts of neighbouring Waikato.

Food banks in the UK are "preparing for the worst" as the government starts winding up measures put in place to cushion the pandemic's impact on millions of workers and low-income households.

The "many sleepless nights" aren't over for the man protecting Friedensreich Hundertwasser's legacy.

Opinion - For a country whose mantras are "be kind" and the "team of 5 million", where is the kindness and inclusivity, asks returnee [Angus Simmons].

A Met police officer who murdered Sarah Everard after kidnapping her under the guise of an arrest has been sentenced to a whole-life prison term.

Psychologists say there's emerging evidence of long-term and in some cases 'severe' effects from time spent in MIQ.

There was a significant drop of community cases, more subclusters form in Auckland, and migrant workers will be able to apply for fast-track residency.

Health authorities are accused of failing to help of thousands of disabled people who can't easily travel but need access to the Covid-19 vaccine.

Aaron Mauger has been confirmed as Moana Pasifika's inaugural head coach.

Former All Blacks and Crusaders midfielder Aaron Mauger has been confirmed as Moana Pasifika's new coach.

Some journalists are having to wait more than a year to get court documents and it's stopping them letting the public know what's going on in the justice system, they say.

Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson answers questions about privacy issues during monitoring of those involved in a self-isolation trial. Audio

A woman whose brother was murdered feels she's in a perpetual battle to access documents about his shocking death. Why is it so hard for victims to get information out of the justice system?

In an effort to support urgently-needed mental health services for rangatahi and young people the government has given community-led initiatives a boost in funding.

There is overwhelming pressure during the pandemic for bosses to care for their staff, but their own health is suffering, new research has found.

Crime victims are unaware their name, address and phone number may be passed on to offenders when they apply for court documents, advocates say.

Spring has come to Wellington and to Parliament. One is blustery at best, the other is slowly filling with masked MPs.