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An ethical investment group is raising fresh concerns about KiwiSaver funds invested in companies involved in constructing and financing Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.

In the quiet of early Saturday morning in Gaza City, desperate Palestinians seeking refuge in a school complex awoke to a catastrophic blast.

Kiri Danielle has cleaned up rubbish dumped on the mountain over the past 12 years.

Analysis - Artificial intelligence-enabled cameras on billboards, in bus windshields, on petrol station forecourts and in the checkout at the supermarket - all these are here, or about to be.

The woman was found in a baggage area in Terminal 5 of the airport, which is used for international flights.

Australia will join another combined military drill in the contested waters of the South China Sea - but not contribute any warships.

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has received 250 submissions on its draft code of biometrics practice.

Counterfeit designer accessories are now so good you'd swear they were the real thing. Would you buy one?

Many sportswomen who appear too powerful, too successful, or look "too masculine" according to a particular set of values are at risk of being targeted, academics say.

Ri Il Kyu explains his decision to abandon his government

The Defence Force says it does not use the term "kill web" regarding high-tech military exercises, but is preparing to be more combat ready for the "battlefields of the future".

The NZDF is one of a half-dozen militaries involved in regular exercises to link American and allied war-fighting technology more closely. Video

The former president has agreed to be interviewed as part of its investigation into the assassination attempt.

Sport Canada is withholding the salaries of women's soccer coach Bev Priestman and other officials following the Olympic drone scandal.

A member of the Church of Almighty God, which has been branded by Chinese media as "the most dangerous cult" and allegedly linked to numerous violent crimes, has been granted refugee status.

Analysis - There is no research evidence to support the government's claims of what a patch ban would achieve.

The bird flu has spread in marine mammals across the world.

Council staff believe household garbage and industrial refuse has been thrown off a cliff edge at Te Kopi for several years.

The police use of cameras that identify car number plates to support criminal cases is being challenged in four different court cases. Audio

One mayor is warning of "disastrous consequences" if police and councils lose access to the country's network of more than 1000 highway CCTV cameras.

Step inside an old post office in rural Taranaki and you'd think you were in a grand mansion in Europe. It's been converted into a small luxury hotel, but there's more than meets the eye behind its…

Respiratory illnesses are making people sicker than in previous years and many are developing pneumonia, doctors say. Audio

The government has quietly ushered in a new digital trust framework designed to be the answer to people's experiences with fraud, doubt and lack of trust online.

The Auckland Transport will be providing "as high of a level of surveillance as possible" over the network.