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Palliative care experts who say we are woefully unprepared to introduce assisted dying are asking ethical and legal questions about euthanasia.

Scrutiny is falling on pre-departure safeguards for travellers coming into New Zealand, and an expert says they are letting too many Covid-19 positive cases through. Audio

Palliative care experts who say we are woefully unprepared to introduce assisted dying are asking ethical and legal questions about euthanasia.

Military leaders say trade routes in the South China Sea face increased risk and New Zealand cannot be complacent about it.

PNG has recorded eleven new Covid-19 deaths, increasing the country's total number of Covid-19 related deaths to 51.

Workshops are in a problematic kind of no man's land for local government law and rather than being the exception, they have become the rule, a legal expert warns.

A building sector figure says the government could introduce a tariff on logs sent to be processed overseas, as small building crews face uncertainty over timber supplies.

People who left money in the now ended Bonus-Bond scheme look set for a windfall gain.

A building sector figure says the government could introduce a tariff on logs sent to be processed overseas, as small building crews face uncertainty over timber supplies. Audio

Australian dealmakers are expected to make the most of the face-to-face advantages an open border with New Zealand would offer, according to a report by legal firm Chapman Tripp.

The Wellington Regional Council has been over paying and under-taxing its staff for almost a decade.

A reformed pokie addict who spent 20 years on the slots wants a North Island council to bin proposed changes to its gambling policy.

Palliative care specialists fear health practitioners with as little as six hours online training could end up providing euthanasia for patients who would have wanted to live if they had proper care…

More than a thousand people have turned out for a rally in central Auckland calling for discrimination against Asians to stop. Audio

In today's sports news - Hurricanes win in Super Rugby Aotearoa, Black Caps take max points, Germany, England and Italy off to winning World Cup starts, Breakers pipped again, Panthers beat Storm and…

Analysis - The government sets a date for setting a date on the trans-Tasman travel bubble and attacks the housing crisis, this time with serious money and an assault on property speculators.

Investors who bought a house today will have scraped in on avoiding the government's extension to the bright-line test.

US President Joe Biden has held his first official news conference vowing to push China to play by international rules and defending his policy to provide shelter to children crossing the US border…