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A Fiji health official says there is a need to decentralise Covid-19 testing across the country's divisional hospitals.

The 1pm Jacinda and Ashley show has exposed the way journalists operate - and it's not pretty. Should they modify their behaviour now it's televised? 

Nick Bollinger discusses an album of memories and ghosts from Troy Kingi; an unearthed slice of 1981 post-punk from Auckland band the Techtones; and David Long's colourful soundtrack for television…

The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated a new industrial revolution, with technology automating - and eliminating - certain jobs, a new report suggests.

An East Coast whānau that lost three family members working in logging operations says they have not got justice nor have there been decent investigations into the deaths.

Muslim leaders are calling for an interview with the man convicted of killing 51 members of their community to be made public.

Peaceful rallies have given way to a third night of arson, looting and vandalism in Minneapolis, as protesters vent their rage over the death of George Floyd.

The order comes after heightened tensions so far this year, including the US killing of top Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani.

The MPs are back. Politics is on. But not everything is normal. What's changed at level 3?

Officials in charge of staging Tokyo's Olympic Games crowded around a low table inside Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's residence late Tuesday, wincing as they spoke by phone with the head of the IOC.

The country has been told to self-isolate as it heads towards a nationwide lockdown so why did Parliament meet today?

The Government has been busy with its response to Covid-19 but as far as Parliament goes it's business as normal says Leader of the House Chris Hipkins

The Cook Islands is well-positioned to withstand the coming economic downturn imposed by the coronavirus, says the deputy prime minister.