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The Queenstown Airport Corporation has undertaken not to advance its expansion plans for the next two and a half years.

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari says 69 people have been killed in protests against police brutality that have rocked the country.

Rules governing the export of live animals by ship will be toughened up by the Ministry for Primary Industries.

Sparks flew and tempers frayed at the second and final US presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden, though measures to control interruptions made for a more constructive discussion. Audio

Labour MP and LGBT advocate Louisa Wall is calling on the Catholic church in New Zealand to support homosexual law reform in the Cook Islands. Audio

The hands of Kereama Hohua with Danny McRoberts shaped the first pouwhenua placed on one of New Zealand's oldest pā sites in modern times.

Bars are urging people to be more vigilant about the risk of Covid-19 over the Labour Day weekend and stress the need to scan in using the Covid tracer app or to sign in manually. Audio

A new curfew will come into force in French Polynesia because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Race Relations Commissioner is pushing for prisons to be run by iwi and is looking specifically at Mangaroa Prison in Hawke's Bay.

Police are urging motorists to be patient on what are expected to be congested Labour Day weekend roads. Audio

US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell said she never witnessed "inappropriate underage activities" by him, according to transcripts of a 2016 deposition.

American Samoa has avoided a government shutdown after the House of Representatives appoved an appropriations bill.

The Māori Women's Welfare League has told the Waitangi Tribunal that Māori initiatives to reduce the number of tamariki in their care have been short-lived because the Crown has all the control.

New Plymouth bar owners say they have noticed more unruly behaviour in the city since a council blunder meant the city's liquor ban is no longer enforceable.

Tonga's Parliament has unanimously voted to change the constitution to allow Tongan tradition and custom to be applied in the courts. Audio

An 80-year-old retired humanitarian worker and a presbyterian minister have had their homes raided by police over a donation used to purchase PPE in North Korea. Audio

Construction of Auckland's City Rail Link is well underway and don't local retailers know it. It's killing the heart of the city and turned it into a cone zone, the sound of construction replacing the…