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Facebook says it is introducing new features to give people more control over what appears in their news feeds.

A book providing an overview of the legal systems of a selection of Pacific nations and territories has been published. Audio

KFC refuses to say if it will sign up to the "Better Chicken Commitment" its competitor Domino's Pizza has adopted which promises a switch from fast-growing "Frankenchickens" to slower growing breeds.

Supply chain technology company TradeWindow will list on the local stock exchange next week, after completing a successful funding round in September.

Austria is placing about 2 million unvaccinated people in lockdown amid record infection levels as Europe's Covid-19 surge grows.

A deal has been made at the climate summit in Glasgow, but what will that mean for the average person?

A new Ministry for Disabled People will be set up as the government rolls out a different approach to support services and brings in a new law to make Aotearoa more accessible.

Opposition parties would return water infrastructure to councils, they say, and they doubt the proposed working groups will address concerns about governance, ownership and accountability.

Covid-19 cases hit three digits for the first time with 102 today, but that might go up to 180 a day in the next few weeks as emergency nurses foresee a 'tsunami' of patients with the virus.

An Auckland inner city hotel and restaurant operator has decided it will take only guests who are fully vaccinated from November.

The government says the National Party's Covid-19 business plan is economically illiterate, while others say it puts Māori, Pacific people and other vulnerable communities at risk. Audio

National and the government have worked together to design new housing density rules that would allow three homes three storeys tall without a consent.

The national polytechnic is making partnership with Māori the top priority for the nation's 16 polytechnics and institutes of technology.

The spillover effect of China Evergrande Group's debt problems on the banking system is controllable, a central bank official says.

Retirement village operator Arvida is to buy a group of privately owned villages in a major expansion of its business.

Aged-care facilities say their Auckland residents are isolated and lonely as they head into their ninth week in lockdown. Audio