Aitutaki’s primary port has been partially destroyed as Tropical Cyclone Wati sweeps through the Southern Cook Islands.

Small island villagers in Papua New Guinea are appealing for international help to fight wildfires, which they say have burned through one-third of their land.

Fiji's constitutional reform process has brought the question of who is or can be a 'Fijian' back to the fore.

The US president has approved emergency declarations for Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands after Super Typhoon Champi narrowly missed Guam.

Local media report politicking behind the scenes ahead of the 5 November parliament sitting, though no formal motion has been lodged.

The Labour leader says New Zealanders deserve "straight answers about the state of their health system".

A judicial review is underway to decide the future of the West Coast Christian community's school.

At its peak, eight fire crews responded to the scene in Auckland's Whenuapai.

Four teens have pleaded not guilty to the murder of Kyle Whorrall, who was fatally injured at an Auckland bus stop in April 2025.

It is "absolutely unacceptable" that police were taking data home and loading it up into open source systems, says Kathryn Dalziel.