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The Commission says it wants more options for disabled people to secure a space in MIQ.

ACT leader David Seymour says it is highly unlikely his party would continue to support the government's bill banning conversion therapy, while National is refusing to support it without changes.

What happens before parliament debates a new bill, and why does that usually happen at the fag-end of the week?

Mortgage lending rules are to be toughened after the government has given the Reserve Bank approval to tighten loan-to-value ratios and move to bring in debt-to-income ratios.

Coroner Robin Kay's recommendations come as part of an inquiry into the death of Matthew Smith, 18, who drowned off the Sugar Loaf Islands in 2016.

The coach of the Fiji women's sevens team has been inundated with messages and phone calls from prospective players since their bronze medal win at the Tokyo Olympics.

New South Wales has reported 199 locally acquired cases of Covid-19 in the 24 hours to 8pm yesterday.

A report from an environmental coalition says bottom trawlers have hauled up 128 previously unknown species in the past three years.

It is hoped the release of South Island tīeke into a wildlife sanctuary in Nelson could be the start of the first population of the birds on the mainland.

Five live export ships have departed New Zealand since the government announced these are being phased out, with another arriving today.

The bipartisan legislation to invest in roads, bridges, ports, high-speed internet and other infrastructure may pass by the end of the week, a Republican Senator says.

The political tussle amid a worsening Covid-19 crisis continues in Fiji.

A man who was forced into conversion therapy as a teenager says the government's ban of the practice will help prevent long-lasting suffering.

There isn't one Olympics, despite what the IOC likes to think. Every nation has its own Olympics, its own stars, its own history and its own sense of how well it has done. Jeremy Rees showcases some…

Comment - Instead of cosying up to apartheid Israel, New Zealand should be pressuring its government to abide by international law and United Nations resolutions, writes John Minto.