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If it bleeds, it leads, or so the saying goes. But with death knocks being practised daily, what is the impact on the living?

Invercargill's leaders remain divided over whether the city is equipped to handle refugees, as it prepares to roll out the welcome mat to its first arrivals in December.

Leaders of the G7 group of rich nations have failed to agree a statement on climate change, with the US refusing to commit to the Paris accord.

Jealousy, hatred and attempted murder in the Dome Valley.

Analysis - Tomorrow's government budget gives Steven Joyce the twin opportunities of rising surpluses and increased government spending. He will largely squander them, Rod Oram writes.

Virgin Australia is reviewing its options after the Samoa Government's decision to end their decade long joint venture.

The nation’s biggest news publisher Fairfax Media is proposing to cut back the Nelson Mail newspaper and print it in Christchurch to cut costs.

Parliament restrains the power of Government partly by asking pesky questions. But it’s harder than it looks.

Tonga's prime minister has accused Chinese businesses of going years without paying any tax.

Ousted FBI Director James Comey has written a letter to his colleagues, saying the FBI remains a "rock of competence, honesty and independence".

Nearly $200,000 was spent on a government conference, touted as ensuring valuable lessons were learnt from the Canterbury earthquakes, before its cancellation.

First Person - After today's Fairfax and NZME merger rejection, Nelson Mail alumni Tracy Neal visits her old paper at a crucial time in its history. Video

The Nelson Marlborough DHB is set to begin its review in response to the case of a severely autistic 20-year-old murdered by her mother.

A quarter of Denmark's population regularly watch Danish TV dramas, while the highest-rating Kiwi drama attracted an audience of just over 250,000 last year. Mediawatch asks a Danish expert what their…