Episode five of Shine On Katherine Mansfield looks at how the writer's connection with Wellington lives on through a new generation of writers and artists.

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An important global environmental summit closes today but NZ didn't report on what we're doing to save species and our ...

Tension and frustrations flare on the Chatham Islands over forest-planting plans by a slick company from the mainland.

With tensions high over the war in Gaza, NZ's top diplomat says his staff must be protected from online harassment.

But after attending a game involving the Bay of Plenty-based team Whai in the inaugural season of Tauihi Basketball Aotearoa ...

As the Government reviews the country's health and safety system, Pike River mother Sonya Rockhouse warns Workplace Relations ...

Opinion: Rather than fulminate against a Donald Trump presidential victory, the world needs to focus on what a Trump win may ...

Vegetables NZ says at least 60% of outdoor vegetable growing is under threat in Pukekohe and Levin because of unworkable regional regulations, reports ...

Opinion: Feedback is due Thursday on the Government’s proposal to limit the right to choose jury trial to reduce delay. What are the competing interests? Start your day with a curation of our top ...

Katherine Mansfield left New Zealand when she was 19 years old and died at the age of 34. In her short life she became our most famous short story writer, acquiring an international reputation for her ...

From November, police will reduce their presence at mental health 111 callouts, Mental health specialists associate professor Giles Newton-Howes and Dr Paul Skirrow discuss the potentially volatile ...