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Former Fijian journalist and sports administrator Charlie Charters was released on bail after appearing in the Suva Magistrates Court on charges laid by Fiji's anti-corruption agency.

If Labour does not come up with policy, "the Greens and Te Pāti Māori are ready to go", says National's deputy leader.

District nurses say severe understaffing is causing burnout and stress, and also putting their safety at risk. Audio

Young farming cadets are being trained to turn sheep into dog tucker in 30 minutes.

A coronial inquest is investigating the deaths of volunteer firefighters after they were critically injured in a landslip.

The local state of emergency in Canterbury's Banks Peninsula was lifted at 12.30pm on Monday.

Requiring police officers to shift rough sleepers from one place to another could see other crime work delayed or dropped, the Police Association says. Audio

When Mukzameel Mukhzar Ali found out his partner had not terminated her pregnancy with their son, he jumped on her abdomen with his knees.

The coalition, with Labour's support, is moving to quickly pass amendment legislation to align the law with long-standing policy.

The former All Blacks captain and Moana Pasifika mentor believes rugby's governing body should be pouring more financial assistance into the two Pacific Island Super Rugby teams.

The government says the orders are part of reclaiming town centres, and a retailers' group doubts they will work. Audio

Analysis - It will be up to King Charles to shepherd his family's institution through its darkest hour. But could his mother have done more?

Student support has risen 86 percent in the past two decades, but the cost of essentials has increased by 220 percent.

The man in his 20s breached the perimeter of Florida's Mar-a-Lago. Audio

What can you do if your stepmother sells the home your late father built.

With barely seven months left in this Parliament Labour has a new MP - Georgie Dansey - who has given her first, introductory speech.