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Sometimes a good quip is too tempting for MPs to resist but who decides when they've gone too far? Jamie Tahana takes a look at Parliament's 'sickest burns'.

Iranian mathematician Maryam Mirzakhani, the first woman to receive the Fields Medal, has died of breast cancer in the US.

Teachers are warning funding has not kept up with the number of children needing help to speak English, which has increased by more than 50 percent in the last decade.

Two new charter schools targetting Māori students have been given the green light in Rotorua and Taupō.

A Northland teacher has been suspended for two years for drinking alcohol at school, causing his students' grades to suffer.

The insects' highly efficient five-eye visual system could be adapted for machines, scientists say.

Reports from the Marshall Islands say only two high school students out of nearly 600 have scored high enough in mathematics to directly enter courses at the College of the Marshall Islands.

New Zealanders generally enjoy high living standards, but the country's labour productivity continues to be a weakness, the organisation's latest report says.

Six schools in Oceania will take part in an international robotics challenge which organisers hope could become an annual event.

Tertiary education in the Marshall Islands could be strengthened by a new partnership between the University of the South Pacific and the College of Marshall Islands.

Vanuatu has been beaten by Germany 3-2 at the FIFA Under 20 World Cup in Korea.

Struggling South African Super Rugby side the Bulls have named New Zealander John Mitchell as their Executive of Rugby.

Tottenham Hotspur's Premier League title hopes suffered a crushing blow as their nine-match winning run ended in a 1-0 defeat to West Ham at the London Stadium.