Yoshihide Suga named Japan's prime minister, succeeding Shinzo Abe
Japan's Parliament elected Yoshihide Suga as prime minister today.
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Yoshihide Suga was elected as the new head of Japan's ruling party.
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New York Times: Female workers remain largely shut out of management jobs.
Japan PM hopeful says he may need help from Abe
Yoshihide Suga says he lacks the diplomatic skills of outgoing leader Shinzo Abe.
Lost at sea: Heartbroken parents of missing Kiwis urge officials to continue search
Kiwi men Lochie Bellerby and Scott Harris are still missing.
Japan ship operator to pay over $14m over Mauritius oil spill
It will go towards environmental projects and the local fishing community.
'Find my mate': Friends' desperate plea after ship capsizes
40 people are missing from the Gulf Livestock 1 after it capsized in Japanese waters.
Sitting in silence with 5,000 fans: The new sound of Japanese sports
New York Times: Japan has welcomed spectators back, but singing is now strictly forbidden.
Sunken cattle ship: Family of missing Kiwi holding on to hope
Three people from the Gulf Lifestock 1 ship have been found, but only two survived.
Japan to resume search for crew of missing livestock ship
Two crew members have been rescued so far, but another died after being found unconscious.
'We're just alone out here': Mother of man missing after cattle ship capsized wants answers from Govt
Family of Kiwi missing from cattle ship say government is not doing enough to find him.
'He wanted to see the world': Southland man aboard ill-fated missing ship
'He was very adventurous, he wanted to see the world.'
Live export trade review under wraps
Live export trade has been halted but Govt review into the trade is not ready for release.
Kiwis in cattle ship disaster: Second survivor rescued, typhoon set to strike search area
Second survivor from the missing livestock ship feared to have sunk rescued.
Missing cattle export ship: Second person rescued has died
Man was found unconscious in the East China Sea.
Cattle export ship a sitting duck in typhoon
Two missing Kiwis working on capsized ship believed to be stockmen living in Australia.
Missing cattle export ship: Second person rescued as search for survivors continues
Identity of the survivor - who was plucked unconscious from water - has not been revealed.
Dead cows discovered, Kiwi pair still missing in cattle ship tragedy
Dozens of dead cows have been found off the East China Coast.
Aussie vet on missing live export ship identified
One of the two Australians on a capsized ship southwest of Japan has been identified.
Many want to be Japan's new leader. Do they know what awaits them?
New York Times: Shinzo Abe leaves office with no obvious successor.
Thousands march in Mauritius over oil spill, dead dolphins
Protesters are outraged over the island nation's worst environmental disaster in years.
'A person of great integrity': Ardern on Japan's PM
Jacinda Ardern pays tribute to Japan's outgoing Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Japan's PM Shinzo Abe to resign due to health concerns
Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo will step down because of health issues.
Mass grave found in Japan, with bodies buried in circular holes
Plans for a skyscraper have been interrupted after archaeologists uncovered a mass grave.
Man shot as South China Sea clash turns deadly
Desperate nations are fighting over what fishing stocks remain in the South China Sea.
Japan's virtual airlines see soaring demand
Tokyo to Auckland, first class for $90 sounds too good to be real.
Tea and cake for NZ's Zealong in Japan showcase deal
Japan deal is a bright spot amid pandemic hit for Zealong, NZ's only tea plantation.
Tokyo now has transparent public toilets. Let us explain
New York Times: The "smart glass" toilet stalls to allay fears about safety and hygiene.
'Nothing to fear' at Tokyo's distanced drive-thru haunted house
A Tokyo haunted house has adjusted to scaring guests at a distance in a post-Covid era.
Spooked Japanese plane spotters see crashed plane over Tokyo
The chilling sighting came within days of the air disaster's anniversary .
We'll be wearing masks for a while. Why not make them nice?
New York Times: Consumers are starting to demand more than cheap throwaways.
Race in Mauritius to empty oil tanker before it breaks up
Government criticised for not taking immediate action to avert environmental disaster.
Witnessing nuclear carnage, then devoting her life to peace
New York Times: Hiroshima survivor uses her story to try to rid world of nuclear weapons.