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The PM says advice was received from several officials but he won't say who they represented. Audio

How today's dictators are forging powerful global alliances to weaken democracies from the inside out. Audio

A renters' advocate says tenants are still paying too much rent, despite an increased supply of rental properties driving down costs.

Explainer - What lies behind the name given to India's military offensive on Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir?

Labour slams the government over "shameful" figures showing Pacific joblessness climbing sharply.

What caused a landslide victory for Anthony Albanese and Labor? The answer depends on which Kiwi politician you ask. Audio

Teachers say removing requirements to recognise cultural identity in early childhood centres is recolonisation, and a backward step.

Analysis: It's not clear that outright prohibition will achieve what is hoped for.

Pay equity claims are probably only part of the reason why public sector pay has pulled ahead of the private sector in recent years, commentators say.

The only certainty surrounding the election of the new pope is that he will be a man, and that's a tradition unlikely to change soon.

Shoppers in regional New Zealand are missing out on the best supermarket prices, Consumer NZ says.

Today, May 3, marks World Press Freedom Day, a global reminder of the essential role media freedom plays in upholding democracy and accountability.

The plan is to encourage those underrepresented in the trades to learn how to build, fix and make things.

The rural healthcare sector is telling the government that the way New Zealand addresses health inequalities for rural and indigenous Māori patients will be under global scrutiny next year.

Kiwis in Australia are following the election closely.

But is the bigger question why so many people miss out?

Three people are dead in Fiji following alleged incidents of domestic violence.

"No one has the time to spend an hour and half on the phone," one advocate says. Audio