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Saliva testing is being rolled out to all frontline border workers, with 16 workers today fined for not complying with testing requirements, Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins has announced.

A recently published New Zealand Medical Journal article, indicated that Pasifika are three times more likely to be hospitalised for the virus than other ethnic groups.

Bloodied and bruised, arrested suspects in leader's death were shown to the media in Haiti.

Senior foreign executives of major telecommunications firms in Myanmar have been told by the junta that they must not leave the country without permission, a person with direct knowledge of the matter…

NSW has seen some "pleasing" signs the lockdown is working, but authorities say the lifting of the stay-at-home order will depend on how well residents can stick to the rules.

Racing ahead with vaccinations, Singapore is looking at a less restricted future learning to live with the virus.

Steps the stock exchange has taken to mitigate conflicts of interest and improve market surveillance have been commended.

High numbers of Chinese students at Australian universities have created an environment of self-censorship with lecturers avoiding criticism of Beijing and Chinese students staying silent in fear of…

The Security Intelligence Service has been using a deal set up under outdated laws to surveil people on closed circuit TV or CCTV cameras in Auckland for years.

The Security Intelligence Service has been using a deal set up under outdated laws to surveil people on closed circuit TV or CCTV cameras in Auckland for years.

The spy agency watchdog says closed circuit TV or CCTV is being used in a "lawful" and "responsible" way, but questions its legal basis.

A female wallaby has been killed in North Otago's Kakanui Range by an Otago Regional Council team tasked with monitoring and destroying the pest.

The $20 billion spend-up on defence is the latest Covid-19 casualty, with a range of options to scale it down now before the finance minister.

New Zealand has signed an agreement of more than US$12 million with the Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency.

Masks have been mandated in parts of Sydney as fears of community spread grow.

A three-year delay before cameras are installed in fishing boats is justified, because it will take time to fine tune the technology, a major fishing company says.

Tony Stamp investigates the second album from America-born/ Germany-based electro singer Sophia Kennedy, a politically-charged collection by Canadian rapper Cadence Weapon, and a team up between…

Analysis - The Christchurch Call and counterterrorism programme Countering Violent Extremism could lead to policies that unfairly target minorities, writes Gabriel Ford.

Police have been using or trialing at least three tools to search social media activity during investigations, but won't say what ones.