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The passing of Klemen Tinal, the Vice Governor of Papua Province, has caused great sorrow for Papuans, writes Laurens Ikinia*.

As Tulsans prepare to mark the 31 May-1 June centennial of the massacre, they have heard broader conversations about reparations for Black Americans at the federal level and locally.

More than 100 hands were on deck on the outskirts of Auckland to launch a multi-year clean up in one of the city's dirtiest waterways.

Sheep milk farms could produce up to 50 percent less nitrogen loss to water compared to regular dairy farms new research shows.

A record number of shipping containers departed the Port of Tauranga on Monday as the port works to clear supply chain backlogs.

Whanganui has lost the opportunity to introduce Māori wards at next year's local body elections but Mayor Hamish McDouall says iwi may get seats this year on key council committees.

The way police investigated a crash in which two men died in a truck rollover resulted in an an eight-year fight for their families.

In today's sports news - Mickelson now the man to watch, Bernal takes the Giro by the scruff and Cantona wants public to be able to own football clubs.

The government is pushing ahead with designing a social unemployment insurance scheme with Business New Zealand and the Council of Trade Unions.

Mystics comeback against Magic and Tactix win the battle of the south in the ANZ Premiership.

Jacinda Ardern says the government will be reviewing Working for Families tax credits as its next step in reducing child poverty. Audio

Analysis - This week's Budget has more than just financial accounts and the allocations can provide clues to the direction of foreign policy under the new ministers, Geoffrey Miller writes.

Fiji has reported 18 new Covid-19 cases since last night and is introducing mandatory mask wearing outside the home.

Budget 2021 has been revealed but Parliament is just beginning the process to approve it

Act leader David Seymour is pushing for a four-year parliamentary term, with Select Committees controlled by the opposition

Ten people have been fined after travelling to New Zealand without proof they tested negative for Covid-19.