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Washington has provided Ukraine with more than NZ$80 billion worth of military aid since 2022, but has limited the use of its weapons to Ukrainian soil.

Fans have complained of technical issues and long online waits after tickets sell out in 10 hours.

Children in the Gaza Strip will begin receiving vaccines against polio, ahead of a three-day pause in fighting agreed to by Israel, Palestinian groups and the WHO.

Prosecutors need to look at a range of factors, a process complicated by the fact the Bayesian is under "quite a considerable" volume of water.

Abortion has become a key issue ahead of the election, with pro-abortion rights contributions increasing in the two years since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade.

She said she would renew a push for comprehensive border legislation that would tighten migration into the United States and vowed to "enforce our laws" against border crossings.

Leaders from around the world have been paying tribute to the Māori king.

Labor politicians vent their dismay over a decision not to collect sexuality and gender identity data in the next census.

An employee was pushed aside during an attempt to ensure adherence to not allow political activities in a section of the cemetery.

The vaccination campaign is due to start on Sunday, with the pauses scheduled to take place between 6am and 3pm.

As cases mount overseas, NZ officials are bolstering their avian influenza plan. Here's what you need to know.

The Australian PM has bridled at questions about a private conversation filmed by RNZ where he joked with the US Deputy Secretary of State about splitting the cost of the Pacific Policing Initiative.

Durov was arrested at an airport on arriving in France as part of a probe into the role of his messaging app in organised crime.