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Mario Draghi, the central banker-turned Italian prime minister has suffered the same fate as many of his predecessors, brought down by fractious internal politics.

Climate Change Minister James Shaw is moving to limit the allocation of free credits under the Emissions Trading Scheme.

Residents of a small East Coast town are still feeling the pinch from extreme weather in March, with some locked out of homes that have been red-stickered for months.

Viral fragments of foot and mouth disease have been found on a pork product in Australia. Audio

The ACT Party is proposing a suite of policies - including removing tariffs and work visa requirements - which it says would lower the costs of living.

The New Zealand Initiative has revealed high failure rates in a small-scale trial-run of critical new NCEA tests.

New Zealand Customs says local gangs are exploiting global networks and a security expert is warning authorities should pay heed to the warning.

Wealthy foreigners seeking residency in New Zealand will soon be incentivised to invest directly in local companies rather than in shares or bonds.

Auckland Council is fighting for a controversial hotel bed tax the Court of Appeal ruled "invalid".

Attempted murder charges dropped after witnesses fail to show, Palika joins New Caledonia talks boycott, and Norfolk Islanders stand firm against increases

The UK is set to see its hottest day on record, with temperatures tomorrow expected to reach up to 42C (107.6F).

A mock Member’s Bill which zeroes in on the glaring disparity in wages for young people is to be the focus of debate among Youth MPs in the 10th Youth Parliament this week.

Deaths within 28 days of a Covid-19 infection will still be publicly recorded, but the Ministry of Health will separate out the total where death was as a result, or contributed to, by the virus.

Some Māori educators want an overhaul of school zoning rules, saying the system ignored local iwi connections to the land that schools were built on.

Youth MPs are expected to present an open letter to Parliament calling for the voting age to be lowered, as the Make it 16 movement takes centre stage at this year's Youth Parliament.

Some schools are coming to terms with the effects of a push to introduce more school enrolment zones and amend existing ones.

The Green Party is urging rent controls and more support after a survey found two thirds of university students regularly struggle to buy food and other necessities.

Some schools are coming to terms with the effects of a push to introduce more school enrolment zones and amend existing ones.