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Why are some Americans saying they prefer Putin to Biden? How conservative politicians have done an about-face on Russia from the Cold War era.

Transport Minister Michael Wood says the introduction of the Clean Car Discount scheme has already seen importers bringing in more efficient utes which attract a lower emissions charge. Audio

There are 148 vacant psychologist positions across the country in DHBs and the Education Ministry, new data shows.

Explainer - Rotorua's council is pushing for an electoral law change. How did we get here?

Consumer NZ's Powerswitch has been crunching the numbers and says it has found some power users will be facing price hikes of up to $1000 a year.

Audi and Porsche owner Volkswagen is set to give the green light for the two brands to make their entry into Formula One.

A new Bill looks to make life easier for people affected by major disasters, following the human disaster created by shortcomings of the Earthquake Commission in its response to the Christchurch…

Analysis - Tomorrow's minimum wage increase to NZ$21.20 an hour should help a significant number of New Zealand's lowest paid workers and their families - 300,000 people, according to the government.

The judges say China's new national security law has made their role on the highest court untenable.

Analysis - Peter Wilson looks back at the week that was with China and Solomon Islands' draft security agreement, the controversial fair pay legislation, and David Seymour's "bottom line". Audio

The Fair Pay Agreements Bill is expected to bring about the biggest change to workplace laws in 30 years.

Analysis - International analyst Geoffrey Miller looks at how New Zealand's positioning on the new China-Solomon Islands security pact fits into the bigger picture

There are growing calls for the government to introduce viable ways people can recycle clothing in order to tackle the country's growing waste crisis. Audio

Tourism operators in the Cook Islands are welcoming the government's easing of Covid-19 restrictions.

The government expects to introduce the long-awaited consumer data right legislation by the end of the year.

Niue Police are looking into 'concerning' reports of community members 'lingering' around MIQ facilities.

A Christchurch woman has been left reeling after thieves broke into her car and then used ATMs to steal thousands of dollars from her savings.

Why is the SIS subject to the Official Information Act while the IPCA is not? The chair of the police watchdog defends the secrecy but admits it doesn't have enough resources to do its job properly.

French Polynesia levies new tax to fight social welfare deficit