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The knives are out for UK PM Boris Johnson after humiliating election results last week.
Sinn Fein hails 'new era' as it wins Northern Ireland vote
Irish nationalist party Sinn Fein won 27 of the Northern Ireland Assembly's 90 seats.
30 places you can visit without a pre-departure test
Plus, 14 destinations you can visit without needing a test to return to NZ.
21 Countries that have ditched mask rules
You can leave your mask in your bag when visiting these countries.
Child dies after mystery hepatitis outbreak spreads
Reports of a mystery strain affecting children have emerged from around the world.
These countries have dropped all Covid-19 rules
Skip the tests, masks and Covid paperwork in these destinations.
Why the Sky Tower will not be lit this St Patrick's Day
Sky City will not be lighting the tower out of respect for the Irish consulate's wishes.
Sport's winners and losers: White Ferns' disappointing no-show after thrashing
Cameron McMillan looks over the highs and lows from the sporting weekend.
Here are the most Covid-resilient destinations for travel
Ready to travel? Some destinations are safer than others according to this study.
Celebrate St Patrick's Day and go in to win a $12,000 trip to Ireland
Where to go green on March 17. Plus, WIN a $12,000 trip to Ireland.
Police release name of pedestrian killed in central Wellington crash
The man was an Irish national living in New Zealand.
A Life in Travel: Writer, director and actor Chye-Ling Huang
Taxi driving grandmothers and Melbourne break-ups have shaped Chye-Ling Huang's travels.
Queen's reign marks 70 years of change as Commonwealth celebrates platinum jubilee
As Britain marks Queen's Platinum Jubilee on Sunday, here's a look at some key moments.
No masks, movies and bars open: The nations lifting Omicron restrictions
Flattening case counts in recent days raises hopes of another turning point in pandemic.
Grieving Kiwi granted last-minute MIQ spot to bury mother in Ireland
The Auckland builder had watched his mother die over video call on Sunday.
Pilgrim's progress: Religious travel has seen a pandemic rebirth
'Even before Covid, there was a move towards finding new meaning and that got sped up.'
'It's cruel': Man watches mum die by video call after failing to get MIQ spot
Paul Mullally said the last time he saw his mum was at his 2-year-old's funeral.
'I'm not an eejit!': Irishman who took dead uncle to post office speaks out
Former drug addict insists uncle was alive when they set off but then "went a bit slumpy".
'You couldn't make it up': Pair take dead man into post office to claim his pension
The man's body was propped up at the counter before staff got suspicious and pair fled.
'She went for a run': Young school teacher beaten to death in random attack
Officers are appealing for information after the random attack on a canal bank.
Rare 242kg monster fish hauled in off Hawke's Bay coast
Only three blue marlin have ever been reported caught off the Hawke's Bay coast.
Letters: Drivers of road safety
OPINION: Letters on Covid escapes, Novak Djokovic, returnees, space and roads.
Sinead O'Connor's son found dead after going missing
The singer posted the heartbreaking news on social media.
It doesn't get better than this: the world's most luxurious destinations
Why settle for less when you can have more, more, more at these super-luxe destinations.
2022 travel: Get the royal treatment in these British & Irish hotels
Take your next UK and Ireland holiday to the next level with these luxury hotels.
Russia halts 'threat to security' resolution on climate change
UN Security Council resolution cast out with support of India while China abstains.
Joe Carbery lauds Dargaville-raised grandson in Irish triumph
Tense moment as granddad watches Joey Carbery line up a penalty against ABs.
Ireland hit by Covid-19 scare ahead of All Blacks test
A member of the squad has tested positive, forcing the team to put back-ups on standby.
The 90% Project: Vaccination shackles loosening in pursuit of equity
Adapting funding structures for vaccination providers has been a recent pivot.
UK bookings surge for countries recently removed from red list
Travel bookings surge in the wake of UK's slashed red list.
A global deal aimed at ending tax havens gains momentum
New York Times: Nearly 140 nations are expected to agree on a 15% global minimum tax rate.
Vaccine race: How did Ireland get to 90% so fast?
Ireland is an island with a similar population to NZ. So what can we learn from the Irish?
Boat-sinking Arctic walrus given floating couch
Welsh and Irish tourism adopt lost, boat-sinking Arctic walrus.