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The fishing and boating goods retailer Burnsco is on the hunt for a new owner, according to an Australian media report.

The brother of an intellectually disabled man has described the 30 plus years of neglect and abuse his kin suffered at the hands of the state.

The government is putting $10 million of its $1.3 billion climate aid fund towards the Centre for Pacific Crops and Trees and the Global Crop Diversity Trust.

An urgent non-publication order has been placed on the independent review into the culture at Arise Church.

Former Lake Alice patient Malcolm Richards, 62, does not want to wait any longer for compensation for the treatment he endured.

The Supreme Court has ruled that Family First isn't a charity - so what actually are the rules about what is and isn't a charity? 

The sister of a disabled woman has described the state care institution her younger sibling lived in for decades as a "hellhole" and her devastation on learning of the physical abuse and neglect her…

The 51st Pacific Forum leaders meeting scheduled to start tomorrow has been dealt a major blow after the Kiribati government confirmed it has withdrawn from the forum "with immediate effect."

A social housing provider says it is struggling to provide homes for families stuck in transitional housing after a government decision to cut funding for a rental scheme.

A government decision to cut funding for a rental scheme means some families have nowhere to go, a trust says.

The UK prime minister resigns as Conservative leader but says he will continue to serve until the party chooses his successor.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has said the global situation is increasingly polarised and contested but also offers opportunities, in a speech on foreign policy in Sydney. Video

The time police are taking to release details of their internal inquiry into a serious miscarriage of justice in the Alan Hall case is being questioned.

Overtime, staffing issues and a lack of mental health support are among the reasons members of the Firefighter's Union have gone on strike.

Teachers at early childhood centres say they have been sworn at, abused in front of children and some have felt suicidal.

Jerry Hall has officially filed for divorce from billionaire husband Rupert Murdoch on Friday six years after the pair married.

A Wanaka family was surprised when permission to build its $20 million mansion overlooking Lake Wanaka was turned down by independent planning commissioners.

Supreme Court judges noted Family First's research reports lacked required balance and its purposes were discriminatory, and ruled it did not qualify for charitable status.

A Nelson man has criticised a "gay juggernaut" and "leftist ideologues" as he refuses to obey a ban on conversion therapy.

First Person - The country will be celebrating Matariki for the first time as a public holiday tomorrow, and Ashleigh McCaull writes that the time is a period to reflect, celebrate and to look ahead.