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The latest political poll shows an increasing level of concern about the economic outlook in New Zealand.

Like a celebrity after one too many drinks, Auckland’s property market has had enough bad press to make a PR person shudder.

The lower house of Japan's parliament has approved two controversial bills that change the country's security laws, despite protests in Tokyo.

Official papers reveal the Government was told two years ago its policies would do little to cut child poverty in the short to medium term.

Labour has admitted its figures on overseas-based house buyers are crude but says they are the next best thing in the absence of government-collected data. Audio

Rising fuel prices are likely to have pushed up the cost of living in recent months but inflation remains firmly in check, according to economists.

Papua New Guinea's electoral commissioner says things are on target for polling to begin tomorrow in two separate by-elections.

Power Play with Brent Edwards - The Government now looks set to achieve a surplus, so why is Bill English talking down the achievement?

Convicted double murderer Scott Watson has been described as having a high risk of offending again. Audio

Fiji's prime minister Frank Bainimarama says feedback shows the people of Fiji definitely agree on the need to change the flag.

Fiji's prime minister Frank Bainimarama says feedback shows the people of Fiji definitely agree on the need to change the flag.

Greek voters' overwhelming rejection of bailout conditions has thrown the future of the country's eurozone membership into further doubt. Audio

Fiji's Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama has told parliament there will be no referendum on whether Fiji should change its national flag.

Millions of Greeks are voting in a crucial referendum on whether to accept the terms of an international bailout.

Greece's Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has made a defiant speech as cash withdrawal limits begin to bite for Greek bank customers.

Fiji has extended the consultation period for the country's new flag until the end of year.

The Fiji Times has defended its poll on the flag change after the government questioned its credibility.