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A move to the green setting would help the accommodation industry bring international tourism back to pre-pandemic levels, Accor says.

Comment - There was great fanfare when the first cruise liner in two years arrived in Auckland recently, but Timothy Welch asks if it's time to consider the environmental and economic impacts.

Northern Marianas court ruling clears the way for auction of casino assets; Vanuatu mourns an independence leader; report says Kiribati is over-reliant on fishing income.

The number of Nelson homes considered too unsafe to live in as a result of last week's flooding has risen sharply and it may be months before some residents can move back in. Audio

Cruise ship tourism in New Caledonia will resume in October after a two-and-a-half year disruption due to Covid-19.

The Immigration Minister is defending the decision to pay skilled migrant workers less than the new median wage requirement. Audio

Australia is chasing Pacific workers to help fill shortages across the economy - particularly in aged care.

Marine mammals suffer several direct impacts of coastal development, in particular the development of ports. America-born scientist Deanna Clement's research has been a deep-dive into the lives of…

The government will allow some sectors to pay skilled migrant workers less than the new median wage requirements in a bid to address workplace shortages across the country.

Suspended Labour MP Gaurav Sharma has - sadly - made things very difficult for himself, Minister Chris Hipkins says.

Families desperate to see their relatives say the border reopening has not brought an end to their wait.

Foot-and-mouth disease could topple the livestock industry. Can we keep it out?

Tourism New Zealand is hoping to pique the interest of curious travellers in its first global campaign in two years.

Tonga police are warning the public to watch out for fraudsters; PNG opposition leader named; and cruise ship back in Fiji

The former leaseholder of Rotorua's 'iconic' Blue Baths says new government advice shows the council could have left the building open while a plan was made for its future.

The National Party is criticising the Tourism Minister's comments on backpackers as harmful to the sector.

The wellbeing of people in Rotorua is getting worse by most measures, a new report says. An iwi leader says "you can't put any sugar over this" - but there are ways to address the issues.