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In Belgium the law allows for people to choose to be euthanised if they are experiencing "unbearable" psychological suffering that cannot be healed.

The coronial inquiry into the deaths of 51 people killed in the 2019 Christchurch terrorist attack has been delayed, due to the amount of evidence being prepared.

The government is investing $3.25 million to expand existing mental health support in Hawke's Bay after Cyclone Gabrielle.

Middle Eastern families say they feel like their whānau, already suffering in war-torn zones, are being punished again - as the conflicts are being given as the reason they cannot travel here.

With thousands of vehicles water damaged from the Auckland January floods and Cyclone Gabrielle combined, insurance companies are swamped with claims. Drivers face many pitfalls and dilemmas. Here's…

Kāinga Ora will demolish a number of homes in Māngere that were damaged in the Auckland Anniversary Weekend flooding.

The death of Guy Wallace, who was one of the last people to see Ben Smart and Olivia Hope alive and a key witness in a murder trial, was self-inflicted, says a coroner.

The government has extended the application window for the 2022 Special Ukraine Visa by another year.

In a rare public appearance, Gloriavale's Overseeing Shepherd Howard Temple admitted leaders had made mistakes and promised to report abuse to police, instead of appealing for repentance and…

The Rural Support Trust is planning support hubs in remote places for those farmers and growers impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle.

A Gloriavale woman admits private conversations that deviated from their beliefs could be shared with leaders.

More rain in Hawke's Bay is worrying locals who have already made massive efforts to clean up from Cyclone Gabrielle.

Pacific leaders from around the region are meeting in Fiji to discuss and resolve issues affecting regionalism.

The massive storm damaged scores of homes, motels are full in the city and more than 560 people are on a waiting list for social housing.

Agriculture Minister Damien O'Connor is confident details about how people can access the $50 million fund, announced on Monday, are imminent.

The decision to reject the licence renweal is being hailed as a victory for community groups fighting the impact of alcohol in south Auckland, but the business is vowing to fight the ruling.

Auckland Emergency Management provides the latest update as exclusion zones and cordons remain in some west coast communities.

More than 400 workers from the Pacific evacuated to a Napier church should be able to return to more permanent accommodation in the next few days.

An editor at new media start-up The Platform says she was yelled and sworn at by founder Sean Plunket, before he "punched a desk" standing just a metre in front of her.

Some Kāinga Ora tenants are continuing to sleep in flood-damaged properties as the public housing provider struggles to meet the sheer demand for homes.