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The blocking feature will be removed for users of X, formerly Twitter, Elon Musk has announced, claiming the feature "makes no sense".

Statistics show that Asian men and women miss out on as much as $422,000 over the course of their careers compared to their Pākeha peers.

National is promising to allow people to split their KiwiSaver between multiple providers.

A gas explosion that left five workers in central Auckland with serious burns because of a prank gone wrong is unusual, WorkSafe says.

Candidates from Labour, National and the ACT Party vie for the attention of the Indian diaspora at their annual independence celebrations.

Iwi are making a final bid to get the negotiated redress for the confiscation of Taranaki maunga approved and in front of Parliament before the election.

A round-up of news in brief from around the region.

The government has missed yet another deadline for replacing the tangled Holidays Act.

The government's plan to revitalise Hauraki Gulf has been slammed for not including an outright ban on trawler fishing. Audio

The "accountability-free" funding for general practice is fuelling the decline in GP work hours and the significant decrease in the GP-to-population ratio, according to new report.

Auckland's uncertainty over tunnels and roads, and how to pay for them, now extend to public transport ticketing.

Australian police are investigating the suspected mushroom poisoning of three people in the state of Victoria, who are being mourned as "pillars" of their community.

Air New Zealand is looking for two local airports to be part of its move to a new generation of no- or low-emissions aircraft.

International netball has never been blessed with an abundance of characters who can hold court and candidly answer journalists' questions, but two of the best are about to go head to head.

A Rotorua retailer who's had violent robbers strike his business six times in 18 months says they have affected his mental health and taken a toll on his family.

Who should pay more to tackle the cost-of-living crisis hotly divides politicians, with a smorgasbord of pre-election tax plans shared this week - but not always by the same party they belonged to. Audio

The political implications of Kiri Allan's downfall, David Parker gives up revenue and National says Labour's tax policy includes removing GST from fruit and vegetables, and it isn't denied.

Radical is how the Te Pati Māori describes its own tax policy, and National agrees - but for different reasons. Audio