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A man who stole an empty passenger plane from Seattle airport and then crashed it was an airline worker with full credentials, authorities say.

MPs spent all night Tuesday and a lot of Thursday debating it but just what is the Electoral (Integrity) Amendment Bill?

US President Donald Trump expressed disbelief that his longtime personal lawyer Michael Cohen would have taped conversations with him.

The US rejects President Putin's call to question US citizens, including a former Moscow ambassador.

The US president blames "Trump Derangement Syndrome" for criticism of the Helsinki summit.

Opinion - After working on the true crime podcast Gone Fishing, Adam Dudding asks himself whether Gail Maney is guilty or not. Video

Tourism Minister Kelvin Davis has given a "vacant" and "complacent" performance at Parliament, refusing to answer basic questions about his portfolio, National MPs say.

The diary of a World War I veteran will be returned to New Zealand after 40 years of campaigning by his family.

British authorities are yet to renew Chelsea chairman Roman Abramovich's visa after it expired last month, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

The leaders of the US Senate Intelligence Committee said they have 'no doubt' that Moscow sought to interfere with the 2016 election to boost Trump's prospects of winning.

The former Health Minister says documents show he was not warned about rotting buildings at Middlemore Hospital in South Auckland.

But what does that even mean?

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is defending Foreign Minister Winston Peters over his recent remarks about Russia, saying she is not concerned.

The National Party has raised an allegation of conflict of interest in Parliament relating to a commentator who appeared on RNZ show 'The Panel'.

Police bugged a euthanasia advocate's landline and mobile phones, along with her Hutt Valley home, a jury has been told.

A prison informant convicted for lying to the jury in the trial against David Tamihere can keep his name secret - for now.

A Niue MP says having the island's public service work just four days a week, but be paid for five, is impacting on services.