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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has told the Liberal Party it must own the disastrous Wentworth by-election result, saying it paid "a big price" for its latest leadership coup.

The days of printed newspapers may be numbered in the digital era, but until the 1920s there were no other news media at all - and New Zealanders were eager readers. Historian and author Ian F Grant…

Journalist Jamal Khashoggi died after a fight in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, the country's state TV reported quoting an initial probe.

The South Canterbury mother-of-two is developing an educational virtual reality programme with her husband Dave, a support hub for rural start-ups in Timaru and on the side is a marketing specialist…

Opinion - There are several repeating elements in our modern political scandals - a National Party leader, a recording device, a moment of truth and only smoke instead a gun, writes David Slack.

Workloads and pay would need to improve before NZ teacher Michael Harvey would consider returning as part of the government' recruitment drive, he says. Audio

Britain and the United States are considering boycotting a major international conference in Saudi Arabia after the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, the BBC has learned.

Justine Sachs, one of the New Zealand women being sued by an Israeli law group, said she is confident the Israeli court will not be able to enforce the ruling in New Zealand.

Questions have been raised about the quality of new police after four recruits were stood down for misconduct in the past year.

Broadcasters and advertisers are grappling with “the attention economy” now that so many of us have screens of all sizes engaging our eyeballs everywhere. Dr Karen Nelson-Field tracks how we watch and…

Opinion - There might be some truth behind US President Donald Trump's claim that it's a "scary time for young men", but not in the way he thinks, writes Anna Connell.

Analysis - The Respecting New Zealand Values Bill is probably a dead duck that will never get the chance to quack, writes Guyon Espiner.

PNG have named two new wingers in their starting line-up for Saturday's international against the Australian Prime Minister's XIII in Port Moresby.

Mediawatch Midweek is our weekly catch-up with Lately's Karyn Hay. This week: Colin and Karyn chat about expats' takes on the US Supreme Court scrap, non-stop 'property porn' on TV, another major…

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