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It comes as Boris Johnson "pauses" his Brexit bill after MPs reject his fast-track Commons timetable.

The Heads tidal pool in Whakatāne is set to remain in its current unsatisfactory state for a third summer despite two years of public criticism.

On Wednesdays in Parliament MPs get to strain slightly harder at their leashes during the general debate. We caught the action from one Wednesday on camera.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's ruling Liberals will form a minority government, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp projected on Monday after polls closed across the country.

National Party leader Simon Bridges says he won't be voting for a referendum as part of the voluntary euthanasia legislation.

Papua New Guinea's Electoral Commissioner has been arrested in relation to the country's flawed 2017 elections.

The rise of nationalism around the world is affecting attitudes towards foreign aid, New Zealand's Council for International Development says. Audio

Opinion - What the British Prime Minister has agreed with the European Union(EU) is, basically, former Prime Minister Mrs May's "deal", writes David Townsend.

Analysis: Two polls show support for Labour sliding, the government is accused of breaking another promise and the Greens's refusal to back a bill forces Labour to rely on National to get it through.

Preparation is underway in Bougainville for negotiations after the upcoming independence referendum, PNG's minister for Bougainville Affairs says.

Opinion - Despite the reactionary opinion-mongering of personalities like Mark Richardson and Duncan Garner, we'll be worse off for not having Three, Lew Stoddart writes.

Power Play - It's not you Jacinda, it's me, Winston. Will the coalition government break up before the next election? Jo Moir asks.

Two candidates will contest the 28 November by-election for the seat left vacant by the death of former Tongan Prime Minister 'Akilisi Pohiva.

Occupiers of the disputed land at Ihumātao have been shut out of talks with the government about finding a resolution, saying they haven't had any direct contact with ministers in more than a month.

The chairman of the Taranaki Regional Council is under fire for appearing in ads promoting the council's achievements just ahead of the local body elections.

New Zealand First's youth wing is at odds with leader Winston Peters over pill-testing at festivals and is working to overturn the party's position.