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This week three MPs were booted from the debating chamber but was it a case of rule-breaking or bias?

Mr Trump lost so much money from 1985 to 1994 that he was able to avoid paying income taxes for eight of the 10 years, The New York Times said.

The Afghanistan villagers at the heart of the Operation Burnham Inquiry may never have an opportunity to personally tell their stories about an incident in their town involving the NZ Defence Force.

Mediawatch’s weekly catch-up with Karyn Hay on Lately: This week Colin Peacock talks to Karyn about the megabucks mining magnate taking on Mister Twisted Sister across the ditch; Breakfast TV going…

A new book that shares experiences of Samoa's rainbow community through the stories of 14 fa'afafine, transgender and queer writers, has been launched in Wellington.

Parliament can be boring so here's a special parliament themed bingo to help you through.

In his latest interview Mark Taylor said he left IS because he was "starving" and that he wanted to start a medicinal cannabis company if he returned to New Zealand. Listen here. Audio

Before the big Budget debate takes place is a smaller pre-budget debate of sorts in which MPs argue the merits of what shapes the Government's budget decisions.

Winston Peters is standing by his attack on former prime minister Dame Jenny Shipley after an article appeared in a Chinese publication under her byline in support of the country's reforms.

Serial rapist Malcolm Rewa has begun giving evidence in his defence at the High Court in Auckland and denied he raped or murdered Susan Burdett. Video

The Chinese foreign ministry says China is ready to work with New Zealand on new progress for bilateral relations

Prosecutors have called for a strict prison sentence for President Donald Trump's former campaign manager, Paul Manafort, after a jury convicted him on eight counts of bank and tax fraud.

China has announced ambitious new plans in space, including building a base on the Moon and sending a probe to Mars.

German federal police have arrested a man suspected of being responsible for a huge leak of personal details on hundreds of politicians, celebrities and journalists last month.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Monday missed oral arguments for the first time since joining the US Supreme Court in 1993 as the 85-year-old liberal jurist continues to recuperate from lung cancer…