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Wellington City Council is divided again in trying to solve cycleway issues in Island Bay.

A witness to a shooting at an Auckland family home last night says it's a scary development on his normally quiet street.

Auckland councillors are divided over proposed new rules that would make it easier to build houses in the city.

Five per cent of Waikato District Health Board's workstations were running out-of-date software susceptible to viruses and malware shortly before a cyber attack paralysed services at its five…

All visitors to New Zealand's prisons will need to be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 from next month.

Samoa chided by US Govt agency for child exploitation; Vanuatu govt introduces new kava tax; NZ's Reserve Bank working to make remittances to the Pacific more accessible and cost-effective.

Today was the second and final day of the leaders meeting at the UN COP26 climate change summit in Glasgow.

A commuter parking levy of up to $2500 per annum is being investigated for Wellington's central city.

Australian-bred stayer Incentivise will look to cap a golden spring with victory in the $8.4 million Melbourne Cup today as the runaway favourite in "the race that stops the nation".

Opinion - It's great to have a Ministry for Disabled People but more needs to be done, writes Chris Ford.

Palau's climate change coordinator says the global community has little choice at COP26 but to take ensure actions that reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

West Papua churches call for peace amid ongoing violence; Ten more community Covid cases in the CNMI; and more

The Samoa Government is preparing to repeal the controversial law introduced by the previous adminstration in 2018 to tax church ministers.

Palmerston North is in for a rev up as the provincial centre joins larger cities in having e-scooters on its streets.

An inquiry into workplace exploitation of migrants will look at the scale of the problem and whether the government's actions have had an effect.

We’ve had too few journalists of Māori, Pasifika and Asian origin in our newsrooms for decades - and now there’s a new publicly-funded push to turn that round. Four established outlets are backing the…

Christchurch residents react as Covid re-emerges, Trucking industry pushes back on vaccine mandate for regional travel and fake bookings hamper vaccination efforts in Tairāwhiti.

A new Ministry for Disabled People will be set up as the government rolls out a different approach to support services and brings in a new law to make Aotearoa more accessible.

Trucking companies say a vaccine mandate at regional borders would be a problem because they are already struggling with a driver shortage and fragile supply chain. Audio