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Thousands of Indonesians have rallied across the country as the military was deployed in the capital after six people were killed in nationwide protests.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping has cast his country as a force for global economic stability and pledged hundreds of millions of dollars to support its partners.

The hostage crisis, plans to escalate food aid deliveries and post-war plans were on the agenda at the White House.

More than 10 candidates of Asian origin are contesting local government seats in the Canterbury region.

Bryan Watling had been living at St Albans Lodge in Mt Eden for about seven years. Audio

The study found men and women who experienced violence were more likely to be hospitalised for a range of reasons - including cancer, respiratory illness, and nervous system and digestive disorders.

As the natural gas supply dwindles, a glasshouse tomato grower fears for its future, and the future of growing food in New Zealand

Winds ripped through properties, uprooted trees from the ground and knocked down lampposts.

The banking sector, politicians and the Commerce Commission have complained that capital requirements were stifling competition.

Samoans will vote for their next government on Friday in elections that have been defined by soaring cost-of-living pressures, blackouts and political turmoil.

The procedure can help prevent bowel cancer. But even as more cases are outsourced, the public system is struggling. Audio

The US President said "Chicago is a mess", as he continued his attacks on cities run by Democratic politicians.

Reform UK leader cites Trump's record of being 'tough' as he vows to sign deal if his part becomes government.

The committee, led by a former Green MP, says its report aims to review progress in New Zealand health since 2000 and looks ahead to improvements needed out to 2040.

Maxine Puhi's family hope her story will help others reach out for help.

Two protesters have ended their three-week stint in a giant coal bucket above the native bush.

The distressed scream of a woman rang out across a tight-knit Christchurch neighbourhood. Then a gunshot followed.

A woman was fatally shot by police after she advanced on police "brandishing" a hunting knife moments after her partner had been shot by police.

The government brought in new rules in May, requiring beneficiaries to do community work if they don't meet their obligations.

The death of a woman and her partner's wounding at a Kāinga Ora home have left those that knew them heartbroken, their pastor says.

There are concerns homelessness, drug taking, and antisocial behaviour in Newtown is reaching desperate levels.