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One of the world's hottest sneaker brands, rarely attributes its name to Māori - but it used to.

The Marshall Islands welcomed Greenpeace's flagship vessel for a six-week research expedition focused on nuclear radiation.

A New Plymouth woman says a month-long delay in getting the results of a "semi-urgent" ultrasound left her feeling like a "ticking time bomb". Audio

Councillors voted unanimously at an extraordinary meeting to dump the unpopular plans.

Analysis - To attract crucial infrastructure investment from overseas, the government are looking at public-private partnerships, but what do investors want?

It's still behind on more than half of its goals. We break down which are at risk. Audio

Argentina began a long-awaited trial of the medical team for football star Diego Maradona, over four years after his death in 2020.

The Health Minister is unlikely to achieve his goal of completing an extra 10,000 elective surgeries by June, the senior doctors' union says. Audio

Liquidators taking financial control of the failed school lunch programme say it owes money to multiple suppliers and to its 500 staff - but wages will be paid in the interim. Audio

Māori contributions to the economy have far surpassed the projected goal of '$100 billion by 2030,' a new report has revealed.

Police are urging people to ditch their drugs after three people accidentally overdosed in Wairarapa.

A Whangārei District Council meeting to discuss a legal challenge against fluoridation will now take place next week in public.

If an individual can change their attitude then they can think positively and make important decisions and choices for personal benefit and everyone's benefit, writes Michael Suau.

Workers threatened with large-scale job cuts are hoping for a change of heart, after the minister revealed he had asked officials to think again.

However, the Marshall Islands government search and rescue taskforce says it is committed to locate the missing vessel and its crew.

More than 227,000 people now have access to safer drinking water. Audio

Workers threatened with large-scale job cuts are hoping for a change of heart, after the minister revealed he had asked officials to think again.