The Latest Breaking News from New Zealand

New Zealand group Half/Time to perform alongside artists who sing in Cymraeg as part of musical cultural exchange

Ahead of King Charles III’s coronation, prime minister voices support for separating from monarchy but says it is not a priority

New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins says he personally favors his country becoming a republic but it's not a change he intends to push for as leader

Australian Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s recent claim that New Zealand’s Waitangi Tribunal has veto powers over parliament was met with surprise in New Zealand, especially by the members of the tribunal itself. That’s because it is just plain wrong.

Treasury needs to conduct a value chain analysis of forestry companies and our Emission Trading Scheme to ensure they meet international sustainability standards, writes Anne Salmond

Young people no longer buy politicians’ excuses about prioritising short-term cost-of-living policies over rapid action on climate change, which should be the essential focus of the 2023 election, writes Prof Karen Nairn.

Malign external actors' role in intra-state conflict reinforces a longstanding NZ conviction that the United Nations Security Council is not fit for purpose and must be reformed.

A special report on the Hong Kong international writers festival

Changing South: Flip Grater’s musical talent once made her a household name in New Zealand. Now she’s taking the business world by storm.

Fakhar Zaman’s second successive century anchored Pakistan to another comfortable seven-wicket victory over NZ.

The United States will open Basketball World Cup play against New Zealand this summer, with Greece and Jordan also awaiting the Americans in the group stage. And the earliest the US can see France in an Olympic final rematch is the semifinals. FIBA held the World Cup draw in Manila…