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The secret wealth and dealings of world leaders, politicians and billionaires has been exposed in one of the biggest leaks of financial documents.

Air New Zealand is introducing a 'no jab, no fly' policy for international travellers, starting in February next year.

An expert panel charged with reviewing the maths curriculum has exceeded its brief and called for a major overhaul of maths teaching in schools.

Air New Zealand is introducing a 'no jab, no fly' policy for international travellers, starting in February next year.

New research shows there are tangled earthquake rules that could lead to owners strengthening the wrong parts of buildings, or having to pay twice to find out if their floors are safe.

After a busy week in Parliament we explain the new laws you need to know about, and the new bills you might want to comment on.

An experimental drug for severe Covid cuts the risk of hospitalisation or death by about half, interim clinical trial results suggest.

Fiji Police have arrested 240 people for not wearing a face covering in public.

Bee science has been used to save an elephant and the Queen is a fan of pohutukawa honey - a former president of the Bee Keeping Association has been digging deep into the industry's archives.

An "organisational realignment" that created seven deputy chief executives at Rotorua Lakes Council was devised in part by at least six of the seven people who took the roles.

One of the country's major tourism companies is rebranding less than three years since its last identity shift.

Another benefit sanction is on the scrap heap, but advocates are questioning how long it's taking for the government to make good on its promise to overhaul the welfare system.

ACC is struggling to clear a month-long backlog of work, with some tasks more than seven months overdue, the organisation has told MPs.

A new counter-terror law, which would criminalise the planning of a terror attack, has been passed with support by both major parties in Parliament this morning.

Benefit fraud investigators are asking fewer people questions about their relationship status but advocates say MSD needs to do away with rules that effect what people are entitled to.

Auckland case numbers spike, National Party calls for end to lockdowns and Police and Navy investigate staff for crossing Auckland boundary without exemption.

The Ministry of Health says it doesn't recognise vaccines a person has received overseas.

More than 30,000 people are waiting for their citizenship to be approved after a blowout in processing times.

New community Covid-19 cases drop to single digits, rules governing those allowed to leave Auckland are announced, and a self-isolation pilot scheme gets the thumbs up.