15 questions and answers with Jacinda Ardern on her grand tour of Europe
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern talks to Claire Trevett about the high points of her trip.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern talks to Claire Trevett about the high points of her trip.
Peters says taking Russia deal off table was right call - but it will be back.
COMMENT: Jacinda Ardern went further on Syria than the previous National Government.
The EU is near-certain to waive immunity for one of its diplomats, an expert says.
Most recent case is over rental dispute, there have been much more serious cases.
MFAT is seeking immunity for EU diplomat who owes $20,000 to a landlord.
Sadiq Khan said there are post-Brexit opportunities for NZ in London.
Ardern will meet British PM Theresa May to talk Russia and free trade.
Ardern's visit could be a welcome reprieve for Merkel.
PM invites Macron to New Zealand - it would be first visit by a French President.
Ardern's Europe trip will include meetings with fellow 'young' leaders Macron and Trudeau.
Gazprom has been acting as an enforcement arm of Russian foreign policy.
Scientists at UK defence laboratory not able to determine where nerve agent made.
The US President has reached out to the Russian leader in an unexpected move.
The West is troubled by Russia's new interest in the world's 400 fiber-optic cables.
Politicians want answers from Facebook as Channel 4 News releases more video.
Serge and Beate Klarsfeld are horrified by the state of affairs in Europe and beyond.
Kiwi gin company forced to change its name in order to sell in international markets.
US Donald President Trump has this morning signed off on tariffs sparking trade war fears
There's a file showing everything Facebook has on you. And it's pretty scary.
Macy Duxfield got scholarships, did university papers in Year 13
EU is on the verge of political chaos and Britain could be the loser, say commentators.
ECB will keep buying $37 billion of bonds per month
Italian banks are selling off their domestic sovereign debt at unprecedented rates.
NZ has once again been labelled a bolthole, this time by the UK's Financial Times.
The number of officials focusing on a 'no deal' scenario has more than doubled.
James Quincey is adding to the chorus of leaders urging the US to preserve free trade.
Loan of famous Bayeux Tapestry seen as most significant ever from France to UK.