We’re forced to be, because our government has failed mount an adequate response COVID-19; meanwhile our cities burn and police assault the very citizens that fund their existence At n... Read more
Border security breaches shock the prime minister and the nation, the government unveils its first fast-track infrastructure projects, gun laws are passed by Parliament after New Zealand Fir... Read more
An Auckland gym says a woman who lent a car to the two new Covid-19 cases – and met them when they were lost – attended a “hands-on” training session at its facility... Read more
Dunedin music venue The Cook is getting a new name because its owner says the current one is hurting people unnecessarily. On the back of the Black Lives Matter movement, questions have been... Read more
The local sharemarket has had its worst single session in six weeks, but regained some lost ground. The benchmark top-50 index ended the day down 2.2 percent, having fallen as much as 4.5 pe... Read more
The head of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has said countries must agree on an approach for taxing tech giants, or they risk a widespread trade war. The warning fr... Read more
While Covid-19 has now been confirmed in over 200 countries, here in The Republic of the Marshall Islands, we remain one of a diminishing number of countries that have prevented the virus fr... Read more
Penrith have temporarily moved to the top of the NRL ladder and maintained their unbeaten record after shutting out the Warriors 26-0 at Campbelltown Stadium. Jamayne Taunoa-Brown tries to m... Read more
A man armed with a knife has stabbed a New York policeman in the neck and two officers who ran to his rescue were wounded before they shot the attacker multiple times, police said. Police ga... Read more
Oil prices continued to march higher on Wednesday, with Brent crude futures rising above $40 a barrel on expectations some of the world’s most powerful oil producers will reach a deal to ext... Read more
