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The title of Housing Minister has disappeared from Cabinet in yesterday's reshuffle, and Labour says it's another way the government is denying there is a housing crisis. Audio

No evacuation convoys have left Aleppo for hours, raising concern for thousands of people still believed to be trapped in the rebel enclave in the Syrian city.

A bill to increase the numerical cap on a foreign worker visa scheme for the Northern Marianas has failed to pass in the United States Senate.

Opinion - House sale volumes are sliding and inflation is slowing, but it's too early to say New Zealand's property market balloon has burst, writes Bernard Hickey.

Power Play - Bill English has made a start setting himself apart from his predecessor, says Jane Patterson.

Auckland prices fell 4 percent last month, following the introduction of tighter lending rules.

Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni has been asked to form a government by the country's president.

Analysis -Auckland's mayor has launched a new taskforce to tackle the city's housing crisis. Todd Niall considers the move, and how it differs from other attempts to solve the problem.

A property specialist has abandoned plans to create a multi-sector group to solve Auckland's housing crisis, after both government and Auckland Council decided not to take part.

John Key's main legacy will be economic leadership - his biggest regret the flag referendum failure, he tells RNZ. Audio

Opinion - The outgoing PM's legacy will be a gangbuster economy and happy property owners. For renters, writes Bernard Hickey, it's not so sweet.

Opinion - John Key imbued New Zealand's national consciousness with a sense of wellbeing, even if many were missing out, writes Simon Wilson.

A look back at some pivotal moments in Prime Minister John Key's three terms in the top job.

Analysis - Italy is heading to a vote on massive constitutional reform, with its troubled economy hanging in the balance, writes Graeme Acton.

United States President-elect Donald Trump says he is crafting legal documents to take him out of his business operations.

The son of a wealthy landowner, Fidel Castro turned his back on a life of privilege to lead a left-wing revolution in Cuba that endured for decades.