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Analysis - The Greens' wealth tax causes problems for Labour, Ardern shoots down National's border tactics, the health minister resigns, and a National MP is accused of racism.

Additional requirements may be imposed on travellers from overseas entering the European Union, a representative says. Audio

People in Hong Kong face the possibility of life behind bars for breaking a controversial new security law imposed by China.

Some doctors are charging for Covid-19 tests despite health officials saying they should be free, and there's also confusion about who should be swabbed.

Not for the first time in its long history, the America's Cup is embroiled in skulduggery and subterfuge.

Bougainville's police chief is pleading with travellers into the region to be mindful of current Covid-19 restrictions in place.

MPI said the mite got its name because it eats tomato plants, is red, and makes silk webbing to protect itself and its eggs, like some spiders do.

In a nod to the times, the three artists chosen for the Govett-Brewster / Len Lye Centre's 2020 Artists In Residence programme - will work from home.

The New Zealand Defence Force is resuming aerial patrols in the Pacific following concerns about illegal fishing in the region.

Two new cases of Covid-19 have been identified at managed isolation facilities today, and new measures for flight attendants are being brought in, Dr Ashley Bloomfield says. Video

Wellington is introducing a new scheme to prevent three species of damaging plants from taking hold.

A fired Atlanta police officer has been charged with felony murder in the shooting death of Rayshard Brooks in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant last week.

A British national has been jailed for more than nine years for his role in an international drug syndicate that imported nearly 200kg of methamphetamine into New Zealand.

The Service - The senior Labour politician was spied on while he was as an MP, even when he had an oversight role of the intelligence agency.

Efforts in PNG to screen and test people for Covid-19 remain focussed on the Indonesian border area.

Government infrastructure investment projects should be re-framed from being 'shovel ready' to being 'sensor ready', according to the Digital Council.

Sales of employee monitoring software have skyrocketed since the country went into lockdown, with tech companies reporting a 300 percent increase for New Zealand customers.