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Some weeks are quieter at Parliament but there are still a couple of bills to watch out for - Kāinga Ora and the Ngāti Hinerangi settlement

Some of the people who've complained about a Labour Party staffer have accused the party's president of not "telling the truth" and say he has let them down.

Two former Fiji parliamentary staffers claim they were made to resign over a video they filmed showing the prime minister shoving an opposition MP.

A woman who accused Jeffrey Epstein of keeping her as a sex slave said one of the financier's associates had instructed her to have sex with at least six prominent men, according to documents revealed…

An immigration lawyer says the government is reneging on pledges it wouldn't let foreign students take the blame for fraud committed by agents.

A former Auckland police officer says she was pushed out of the force after being approached to access information from the police database and refusing, writes Cass Mason of Newsroom.

The media company Stuff has accused police deputy commissioner of trying to coax a reporter into writing a sympathetic story about him.

One of the authors of Hit & Run has backed away from a key claim in the book, revealing he now believes armed insurgents were in a village attacked by New Zealand elite soldiers. Audio

Afghan villagers at the centre of the Operation Burnham Inquiry may finally get a chance to have their voices heard in person.

Video cameras are being installed in all of the Fijian capital's High Courts this week.

The Southland accent has a distinctive burr, and new research is revealing how those 'rolled Rs' have changed over time.

The Perth father of a 23-year-old man who was hacked to death by a Rwandan militia has been left devastated after discovering two of his son's alleged killers have been resettled in Australia.

Michelle Strathern was one of eight tourists killed in Uganda 20 years ago. Her family say it's "unbelievable" her accused murderers have been settled in Australia. Audio

Two Rwandan men accused of murdering tourists - including two New Zealand women - in 1999 were recently settled in Australia after spending years in US immigration detention.