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An open letter decrying the introduction of powers to enable police to relocate people from certain areas has been sent to the Prime Minister.

A campaign by PNG authorities to remove communities from informal settlements in Port Moresby may not solve the crime problem.

Tensions rose at Crusaders training as team mates faced off with reports of punches thrown.

It comes more than a year after Tim Jago was sentenced for his crimes.

The war will only end through economic pain, says a top Iranian official - signalling a hardening of the government's stance on day 10 of the conflict.

Analysis: It's a bold prime minister who assumes the support of his entire caucus after one of his worst weeks in the job. Audio

Mayor Richard McGrath stood down his Deputy Mayor Sally Crown in February after she refused to resign.

The world at our breakfast table: We're so good at producing some daily staples that 95% are exported.

The ceremony on a Bay of Islands hilltop at dawn tomorrow aims to preserve the memory of a war that changed New Zealand history.

Prices dropped more than six percent as Trump predicted war in Middle East could end soon.

Department of Conservation backed down from plans not to fund it a muster this year, which could have led to a cull.

Can iwi-led conservation projects born from a Covid-19 government fund survive into the future?

Revenue fell 12 percent to $134 million, driven by a sharp fall in advertising income.

How did residents of Aotearoa New Zealand come to be called by the name of a flightless brown bird? Audio

The agency is trying to track down almost a dozen cultural performers who may have overstayed their visas.

专家提醒，感染新冠与建立抗体是两回事，反复感染会增加患"长新冠"的风险。