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Tony Stamp reviews a blockbuster concept album by Canadian pop star The Weeknd, smooth songs with spiky lyrics from Tāmaki Makaurau/ Maungaturoto songwriter Erny Belle, and the return of mid-2000s…

Wellington shops face a crisis, university buildings have closed for eight weeks and Wellingtonians say they're sick of disruption from the protest at parliament.

Vanuatu's govt confirms four Covid-19 cases; French Polynesia Covid cases continue to rise; Kiribati govt extends nationwide lockdown; Covid-19 outbreak in Tonga's Hu'atolitoli prison, and more.

In the Perth CBD, businesses are battening down to prepare for what they anticipate will be a coronavirus storm, after watching what happened to Melbourne and Sydney over the summer.

Twenty-five passengers who arrived in Tonga on Tuesday, have tested positive for Covid-19; Two new Covid-19 cases in the Cook Islands; Kiribati Covid-19 death toll stands at nine; Over 200 Covid-19…

Immigration and human rights lawyers say there needs to be clear oversight of the software Immigration New Zealand is using to help process visa applications.

An Auckland-based theatre company says the performing arts industry is on the brink without access to a wage subsidy or resurgence payments.

Search for two people in New Caledonia abandoned; Bill to repeal controversial tax in Samoa to be discussed in Parliament; UNICEF to support Solomon Islands in its Covid-19 fight, and more.

An Auckland based artificial intelligence company Soul Machines has raised $US70 million ($NZ105m) to meet growing demand for "digital people".

Parliament this week includes an extra morning just for member’s bills, and will likely finish some significant legislation on transport and LGBTQ rights.

The family of a man who died after falling two storeys out of a Palmerston North Hospital window say urgent changes are needed to avoid a repeat.

A new playbook has been launched to combat the gender pay gap in the accounting sector, with efforts to change the perception around why it is important to address the gap.

After more than ten years juggling work and training commitment the country's top female rugby players will be able to behind their day jobs to focus on rugby.

Publicly listed companies are expected to deliver a mixed bag of earnings results depending on their exposure to Covid-related disruptions and cautious outlooks for the rest of the year.

The minimum wage increase of $1.20 has been confirmed for 1 April by the government, a 6 percent increase.

Chartered Accountants ANZ financial services leader says there has been no education about how tax changes affect homeowners who are not investors.

In today's sports news, Liverpool overcome Leicester, golfer Ryan Fox equals course record and League stalwart dies.