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The cost-cutting comes after Donald Trump withdrew the U.S. from the U.N. health agency, accusing it of mishandling the Covid pandemic and other health crises.

The prime minister says he can mend the relationship with Māori after the bill is voted down, and he would refuse a future referendum in the next election's coalition negotiations.

Iain George Anderson's crimes involved a student 40 years his junior, beginning in the early 2000s.

Fiji's minister for health and medical services has declared an HIV outbreak, saying "HIV is evolving faster than our current services can cater for."

The case of president John F Kennedy still fuels conspiracy theories more than 60 years after his death.

"We are going for growth": The prime minister says, announcing a new agency, in his first major speech of the year.

But the whereabouts of 20 percent of those leaving emergency housing is still unknown.

The Livestock Improvement Corporation says dairy farmers, who have weathered recent financial headwinds, have continued to invest in herd improvement driving its latest half-year profit.

Fiji's minister for health and medical services has declared an HIV outbreak.

"Nobody who's been significantly affected will survive in their current form," local growers say. Audio

A broken water main caused up to 3000 people to be without water in parts of West Auckland.

The New Zealand Association of Scientists co-president says she does not want to see major job losses through the government's science reforms. Audio

She told him she hoped he would get cancer and that his house burned down.

After more than three years in the role, John Holyoake handed in his resignation on Monday.

Golden Bay dairy farmer Juan Fernández was glad to wake up this morning without a pod of whales outside his house again, after several emotional days spent trying to save them.

The merging of the seven Crown Research Institutes has drawn criticism - but others are focused on how it will work.

A source inside Waikato Hospital said the acute demand had increased significantly.

NIWA, GNS, ESR and numerous other bodies are set to be pulled together.

Nearly 200 graduated last year, but only 68 have found jobs, and only 44 through Health NZ.

"Ooh, that's a big one," Donald Trump said Monday as he signed the executive order.