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Judith Collins' Aotearoa debate set in motion a wave of hurt. Te Aniwa Hurihanganui reports on the harm done when debate spirals into racism.

Opinion - A vision encompassing the premise of Jewish nationalism alongside Palestinian nationalism remains the only viable, realistic path to peace and fulfilling the aspirations of both peoples…

The US Senate has approved a $US3.5 trillion spending blueprint for President Joe Biden's top priorities in a 50-49 vote along party lines.

New York governor Andrew Cuomo resigned following an inquiry that found he sexually harassed 11 women.

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison's public approval rating hit its lowest level since the pandemic began, according to a new poll.

Analysis: Another poll shows ACT gaining support as Labour loses its govern-alone status, while National's suggestion that a referendum should be held on re-naming New Zealand falls flat.

There will be little to celebrate at the National Party annual conference this weekend as the party still nurses its wounds from the 2020 election, Jane Patterson writes.

Akin to the animals on the way to Noah’s fabled Ark, in Parliament one particular breed of MP always goes two-by-two. They even vanish together.

All other parties in Parliament have now rubbished National's suggestion that a referendum should be held on whether New Zealand should be called Aotearoa.

Seasonal workers from Tonga, Samoa and Vanuatu will be allowed into the country without having to go into managed isolation from September, the government says.

Support for the Labour Party has taken a hit while the ACT Party, and its leader, is growing in popularity, a new political poll shows.

The Labour Party could no longer govern alone, according to the latest political poll.

Former NZ First MP Fletcher Tabuteau has thrown his hat in the 2022 Rotorua mayoralty ring after mayor Steve Chadwick confirmed she would not be standing again.

French anti-riot police fire teargas during protests against Covid-19 restrictions and a vaccination campaign.

Thirty five years later, Fran Wilde and Trevor Mallard discuss the campaign, strategy and tactics involved in the 1985-86 campaign to legalise gay sex.