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The Pasifika language weeks in New Zealand are important for breaking down societal intolerance of Pasifika and Maori language as well as other minority ethnic languages, an academic says.

Colin Craig was told to pay $128,780 for breaching a confidentiality agreement with his former press secretary, a just-released decision shows. Audio

Our weekly recap highlighting the best feature stories from around the internet.

A North Korean man who defected to the south then fled to New Zealand has won an appeal to stay in the country.

Wellington Rugby and Losi Filipo have agreed to terminate his contract after he was discharged without conviction for an attack on four people. Video, Audio

The Rugby Union has denied there is a culture of violence in the game, saying cases like Wellington player Losi Filipo's assault on four people were a reflection of greater society. Video, Audio

Twitter is reported to have started talks with several technology companies to explore selling itself.

Rei may be that most feared and sinister thing – a Wellington rapper – but we mustn't hold that against him.

The author of Dirty Politics has told a court about his investigation into Whale Oil blogger Cameron Slater and his links with Jordan Williams.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie were the greatest Hollywood power couple of their generation. And now they’re over.

To mark Suffrage Day, we asked four amazing women to write a few words 123 years on from winning the right to vote.

"I'm seen as an 'adult' but still drink two litre bottles of Mountain Dew in bed and barely know how to use a microwave."

Gold Coast NRL star Jarryd Hayne says he had no idea of the alleged bikie affiliation of Chris Bloomfield after video emerged of the pair partying together.

Uike Kātoanga'i 'o e Lea Faka-Tonga or Tongan Language Week was celebrated in New Zealand this week. Video, Audio

Three out of four New Zealand men under 30 and more than half of all men have been victim to online harassment, a survey has shown.

A Māori lawyer is helping an indigenous tribe in North Dakota protesting against an oil pipeline being built over their sacred burial site.

A new policing policy to get burglary numbers down made headlines this past week, and so did a reporter lifting the lid on a previous burglary stats that didn't stack up after years of probing. Does…

If you run into someone this month who will only speak in te reo, it's likely they're joining Paraone Gloyne in Mahuru Māori.

If his record label is to be believed, Graham Candy is about to become NZ's next big export. Hussein Moses and Katie Parker attempt to figure out the appeal.