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The managed isolation booking system is being jammed up and MIQ is now looking at ways to more fairly cope with the unrelenting demand.

The Tourism Minister is considering raising the levy overseas tourists pay to enter the country, and says he wants tourists to be spending about $300 a day. Audio

A woman involved in an abduction case where a woman's finger was severed because of a drug debt has been sentenced to three years and seven months in prison.

NZ is sending Personal Protective Equipment to PNG to assist health workers treat a surge in Covid-19 cases.

Questions have been raised over the prime minister's move to pull the plug on Fiji's Draft Police Bill.

A Murupara leader says Māori voices are missing from the Water Services Bill, which aims to overhaul drinking water, wastewater and stormwater standards.

Targets for speedy Covid-19 testing were not met during Auckland's February cluster.

The trans-Tasman travel bubble dominated question time this week with the Opposition pressing the Government for details on dates and entry requirements

The government has proposed a law change to give the Director-General of Health control of water fluoridation.

Most schools are happy with the 600 learning support coordinators the government introduced a year ago, an evaluation shows.

Papua New Guinea is adopting a nationwide isolation strategy in a bid to stem a worrying surge in Covid-19 cases.

Students and parents have urged MPs to regulate universities' halls of residence and introduce minimum standards for pastoral care.

A new bill looks to increase the penalty for crimes committed in CNMI schools, Samoa is likely to receive it's first Covid-19 vaccines soon, Tonga's royals open a new Emergency Coordination Centre in…

The Anglican Church has introduced tougher psychological screening to help test the character of people wanting to join the clergy.

Students and parents have urged MPs to regulate universities' halls of residence and introduce minimum standards for pastoral care.

The National Party is calling on the government to have a target in place for what percentage of the population should be vaccinated against Covid-19.

England's FA acted too slowly to protect children against sexual abuse in the sport because of its own "significant institutional failings".

Five Whangārei district councillors are seeking to overturn their council's vote for Māori wards.

The government is making an urgent, retrospective law change this afternoon to make sure hundreds of sex offenders are put back onto the national register.

The 2021 Pacific language weeks in New Zealand will see the introduction of Language Champion Honours.