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A former president of the Textile Clothing and Footwear Council of Fiji says a union offiical is "simply sprouting old information that suits their purposes".

One resident is questioning the scale of the rates rise when inflation is less than 3 percent.

Simeon Brown was told of serious risks in outsourcing surgeries to private hospitals, but his office withheld most of the information. Audio

Former members of a secretive sect known as the Two by Twos claim the leaders receive gifts of cash and do not pay tax. Audio

From July there will be no more money to pay some 130 healthcare guides across the country.

And it also plans to ask surgeons to work longer hours in a bid to cut the waitlist. Audio

Jevon McSkimming resigned on Monday amid a four-month investigation by the Independent Police Conduct Authority and police.

Labour's been calling the move a pay cut, but National says that's a lie.

The next national kapa haka competition will not be hosted in the Top of the South as planned since 2013.

The US Space Force is moving to deploy more satellites including those that would support America's nuclear command-control-and-communications system. Audio

The US Space Force is in talks with New Zealand and other countries about launching more satellites from them.

The ACT Party insists review was not strong enough, even though it was commissioned under ACT minister Nicole McKee.

Karen Arnold has been embroiled in a battle with Invercargill council since 2022.

The invasive freshwater weed that is widespread in the North Island was eradicated in the South Island 12 years ago. But it's been spotted for sale online from Christchurch.

A round-up of news from around the region, including calls for compulsory Māori language education alongside English in the Cook Islands.