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In today's sports news - Rugby Australia and Folau still in talks, Andy Ruiz expects tougher fight and Rodgers says he'll stay at Leicester.

In today's sports news - Ardie Savea to miss Super Rugby season, Leicester back up to second and more medals for cyclists.

A man arrested over an assault on a woman in the suburb of Maeroa in Hamilton has been charged with murder after her death.

Goo Hara's death shows it's often the victims of spy cams who are punished the most.

Charges laid against a man following the death of a woman in Hamilton at the weekend may change now a homicide inquiry has been launched.

The government is proposing options that could see more contractors being given employee rights.

In today's sports news - Boult in doubt for second Test, win for Villa, good start for Kiwi sailors.

Hong Kong's opposition pro-democracy movement has made major gains in the Chinese territory's district council elections.

The Immigration Minister is defending a move to reject a United Nations request for a greater increase in the number of African and Middle Eastern refugees. Audio

New Zealand driver Scott McLaughlin hoisted the Supercars Championship trophy following yesterday's final race of 2019 at the Coates Hire Newcastle 500.

A 17-year-old Palmerston North student became the youngest ever National Party candidate tonight.

Cabinet papers show the government rejected UN recommendations on increased shares of refugees New Zealand takes from Africa and the Middle East.

Analysis: Claims that New Zealand First used a secretive foundation to hide donations lit a fire that blazed all week but there's still no conclusion as to whether the party has broken the rules. Audio

Newly released documents reveal Cabinet considered whether immigrants should be forced to take their elderly parents with them if they leave the country.

NZ First leader Winston Peters has responded to allegations his party breached electoral law, saying he's confident the party has always acted within the law.