The man installed a security camera after a washing machine delivered to his home was stolen. But his problems were just beginning.

The flight from Auckland was unable to land in the capital because of wind shear - a sudden change in the speed or direction of wind.

Drops include popular two-year rate.

Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII met with PM Christopher Luxon and Māori Development Minister Tama Potaka on Monday.

The Serious Crash Unit had been advised of the death, police said.

Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has criticised Sitiveni Rabuka's administration, saying it is putting its political survival ahead of the people's needs.

There is certainly a will amongst local Bougainvillean people to have New Zealand police here for as long as possible, says police team leader Wayne Maurirere.

However, the former bureau chief of the US-funded BenarNews agency acknowledged "there's also more to do".

Ocean Conservancy warns the "deeply dangerous" executive order will have far-reaching implications beyond the United States.

A round-up of Pacific news for 25 April, including the process for Local Level Government elections in Papua New Guinea officially starting.

An Auckland recycling plant that burnt down on the city's North Shore last night is calling on donations from the public to support staff and replace essential equipment.

The father of the US student who died after being attacked at a bus stop says it's "such a waste" of a gifted person's life.

New Zealand Food Safety is recalling a range of frozen anchovies after detecting marine biotoxin in the product.

Water in a central Auckland fountain was dyed red early this morning in what appeared to be a protest coinciding with Anzac Day.

Stanley Welch reflected on his time in World War II, living in London during the Blitz, and his encounter with former US president Dwight D Eisenhower.