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A pioneering figure in the West Papuan independence movement is discovered in the Netherlands, unlocking forgotten history from the restive Indonesian-administered Papua region.

The medical company hopes to turn its core business to the aged care sector, pitching the acquisition of three facilities in the North Island and leasing a fourth in the South Island.

A Hauraki iwi initiative to provide firewood deliveries could keep whānau homes warmer this winter.

Dominic Cummings says he "obviously" will not be quitting as the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's chief adviser over claims he broke coronavirus lockdown rules. He said he did the...

Corinna is living with Lyme disease and hoping Immigration will let her fiance Colin - stuck in the UK after visiting his sick mum - into New Zealand on humanitarian grounds.

A Dunedin family wants answers and assurances after a 23-year-old man tried to take his own life during lockdown, just 10 hours after being discharged from a psychiatric hospital.

School zones and school choice allow rich schools to skim the best students from poorer communities, concentrating disadvantage in some schools, a Ministry study has found.

Border restrictions have cut-off more than 90 percent of visitors to Rotorua's oldest tourism business, The Whakarewarewa Village, forcing its people to re-invent its services in order to survive.

There are concerns among the Pacific community in New Zealand about a possible repeat of the Dawn Raids, in relation to the Public Health Response Bill.

Raising funds to help those in need during Ramadan can be even harder in lockdown. That certainly isn't stopping three people from across the world who call New Zealand home. Produced by Kadambari…

The government is being warned many more families will fall into poverty if it doesn't boost support for people losing their jobs because of Covid-19. Audio

A former Manus Island refugee detained in an Australian hotel attempted suicide on Tuesday as police apprehended protesters on the hotel roof.

On the eve of alert level 2, there's been a change in heart for funeral rules, a push for housing investment, and concerns about demand on food banks.

The heartbroken whānau of Pukekohe butcher Roy Green say they are relieved the government has loosened restrictions on tangihanga.

A former chartered accountant who stole a million dollars from his clients has been jailed for three years and nine months.

Food charities already under pressure are bracing for a second wave of need if the wage subsidy ends in the coming weeks.

The National Party opposed the legislation that would create enforcement powers under level 2, saying the rules for tangi and funerals are inhumane.

Rolling tangihanga will be allowed under alert level 2, enabling groups of 10 to view bodies at separate times.