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Covid19 rules on travel bans, travel bubbles, vaccinations, and test kits have been approved by MPs as part of regular scrutiny of Covid-19 orders

Whitebaiting will now only be allowed in estuaries and near river mouths, and it will be paused in parts of some national parks. The season will be shorter and so will nets.

The rule is expected to prevent big electricity suppliers from taking advantage of their dominant position in what is a relatively small market.

Immigration New Zealand shed more than 300 jobs overseas as it shut branches in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, but recruitment was put on hold due to financial constraints.

China has announced that it will allow couples to have up to three children, after census data showed a steep decline in birth rates.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has denied New Zealand is supporting Australia in a barley trade dispute with China to soothe relations with our closest neighbour. Audio

The new app called Whare Kōrero will allow users to access live radio from all 21 iwi radio stations as well as live streams of significant cultural events.

The plan to slash emissions to tackle climate change is being given to the government today.

More than a year after Radio Sport shut down, an Australian outfit wants to set up a new national network here - and it's hired some big names to get it off the ground. But who is driving this across…

Tony Stamp assesses the high energy electro pop of Japanese band CHAI on their third album WINK, an electrifying collection of psychedelic jams from Saharan guitar maestro Mdou Moctar, and the latest…

Victoria has recorded five new locally acquired cases of coronavirus in the past 24 hours, with the state now in a second day of lockdown.

Media tycoon Jimmy Lai is already serving time for taking part in other demonstrations in 2019.

Anyone who was in Melbourne during the infectious period of the original cases in the most recent Covid-19 outbreak, but who then flew to another state, can now not fly on to NZ without taking a…

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.