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Tonga's head coach says that when they will meet Ireland in their opening Rugby World Cup match all he will demand from his players is a "whole-hearted performance".

An extra 95 doctors will be accepted for training from 2025 under a Labour policy announced on Wednesday.

Sophie Barker says recent weeks have been crushing, and an independent investigator is being brought in to sort out the mess at the council.

The opposition has hit out at government spending and borrowing after the pre-election economic and fiscal update but Labour says it shows the economy turning a corner.

Labour leader Chris Hipkins says National's plan to tighten emergency housing criteria will remove people in need from the list.

None were ultimately charged when prosecutors filed a sweeping criminal case against Trump and 18 alleged co-conspirators.

William 'Billy' Te Kahika has been cleared of charges of obtaining by deception, but been found guilty of four charges relating to his Electoral Commission returns.

Tongan textile treasures were on display at the Auckland War Memorial Museum this week in celebration of Tongan Language Week.

The boss of Japan's biggest pop talent agency has resigned after finally admitting the sexual abuse committed by its late founder, Johnny Kitagawa.

The band revealed their first album of new material in almost two decades in a YouTube livestream. Video

Opinion - Putting rugby aside for a few hours to sample the cuisine in the All Blacks' host city proves to be an experience to savour for Jamie Wall.

The Proud Boys' former leader has been jailed for 22 years for orchestrating the US Capitol riot, the longest sentence so far for a ringleader of the raid on the seat of American democracy.

US tech giant Amazon has worked its way into a prime position in a massive digital overhaul of stressed IT systems by Te Whatu Ora.

Opinion - Ian Foster watched on as Jordie Barrett cut a frustrated, injured figure at another sweltering All Blacks training, but at least the head of state did not show up demanding answers, writes…

The coroner is investigating deaths of New Zealanders who are believed to have bought lethal substances from a Canadian man accused of assisting suicides overseas.

No one would have been more delighted at Tahiti's success in the Oceania Beach Soccer Nations Cup in Papeete at the weekend than Angelo Schirinzi.

If there’s one group who we don’t hear enough about, it’s the photographers who cover Parliament. A new exhibition is casting light on five of these practitioners. We talk to two of them.