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The government is bringing in immediate changes to the Accredited Employer Worker Visa.

Analysis - The government's "things to do" list gets a hostile reception, moves to get more children attending school could affect every parent, and is the PM running NZ like a company?

The recent performances of the Papua New Guinea national men's and women's teams have put Papua New Guinea cricket on the world map.

Reversing councils' ability to decide on Māori wards is "complete overreach by central government", LGNZ says.

While some say it is something to celebrate, others are calling for change. Audio

Eight people have been appointed to a board tasked with helping reintroduce charter schools for 2025.

The government has welcomed the end of a ban on some fish exports to the United States, prompted by concern for the endangered Maui's dolphin.

A 12-year-old child has shot and wounded three other 12-year-olds at a school in Finland, with the suspect taken peacefully into custody, police said.

Guy Molloy is stepping down after six years in the role.

"We have never, nor will we in the future, interfere in the internal affairs of other countries, including New Zealand," a spokesperson says.

A Serious Fraud Office appeal against the acquittal of two men who handled donations to the New Zealand First Foundation has been thrown out.

Working families on two incomes are increasingly among those who can no longer afford rent, charities and advocates in Northland say.

The 25 percent tax rebate on childcare costs will help reduce barriers for families to get into the workforce, the government says.

Analysis - The Compact is expected to be endorsed by early next month following the parliament review. But the US nuclear test legacy remains an open question as to how it will play out.

Voters are ready to talk about a capital gains tax, a leading experts says, as Chris Hipkins puts "all options on the table.

Could the Olympics, rule changes, or a return to free-to-air TV give netball the boost it needs in an increasingly competitive environment? Bridget Tunnicliffe talks to the experts.

Staff have left in droves and the defence force is now looking at making it easier to meet the minimum entry requirements for education, health and fitness. Audio

Year after year, the girls play second fiddle to the boys at rowing's Maadi Regatta. They're done with it.