Staffers complain of racism, abuse by WHO leader in Asia
Staffers have accused top director of the WHO in the Western Pacific of racist behaviour.
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'Appalling': Order to arrest unvaxxed
Duterte ordered the arrest of unvaxxed people who leave home for non-essential reasons.
'Surge may be inevitable': Asia keeps Omicron managed as cases explode
Much of Asia has largely managed to keep Omicron at bay even as the variant rages.
'Help Us': After Typhoon Rai, miles of destruction and the smell of death
New York Times: Philippine residents are going hungry a week after Typhoon Rai hit.
Typhoon leaves 31 dead, many homes roofless in Philippines
A governor said her island has been "levelled to the ground".
Powerful typhoon threatens Philippines, thousands evacuated
The country is trying to keep people safe, while obeying Covid restrictions.
Matt Heath: Grim sea tales make lockdown look good
OPINION: Things are bad at the moment, but they could be worse.
Auckland GP's open letter: 'I was vaccine-hesitant. Then my mum died of Covid'
COMMENT: I hope you may think about getting the jab sooner rather than later.
Journalists from Philippines, Russia given Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded today to journalists Maria Ressa and Dmitry Muratov.
Widow recalls eerie words of NZer killed in Philippines crash
Widow wants answers from crash driver after death: 'I told them to let him live'.
Editorial: Olympians all, medals or not
EDITORIAL: Citius, altius, fortius – communiter: Faster, higher, stronger - together.
South China Sea: Pushback after invasive move
Move by China has seen one country reach its limit and completely change its strategy.
Parents 'in shock' after 18-year-old suffers brain bleed
Elaine and Roldan Lictao learned via a phone call their daughter was in hospital.
Air disaster: Passengers 'jumped' from doomed plane
The pilots survived but were seriously injured, officials said.
At least 17 people feared dead after plane crashes in Philippines
Horrific scenes as military plane carrying at least 92 people crashes.
Workers 'being held prisoner' in Taiwan's microchip factories
Workers banned from brushing teeth, told they will be left to die alone if they get Covid.
'Ugly oaf': Top diplomat's shocking F-bomb rant against China
The outburst is the latest in the South China Sea dispute.
Cocaine trial trio have ecstasy charge tossed out
Supposed drug messages could have come from anybody on ship, cocaine trial told.
Beijing's 'Little Blue Men' spread through South China Sea
China foreign ministry claims huge fleet is "fishing boats" sheltering from poor weather.
With swarms of ships, Beijing tightens its grip on South China Sea
New York Times: China has a new strategy in disputed waters: flood the zone.
Large Chinese flotilla descends on South China Sea reef
Chinese flotilla's presence a 'provocative action of militarising the area'.
Lower Hutt company fined $42k for unlawful wage deductions
The Labour Inspectorate said wage deductions must always be agreed to by the employee.
Worrying China move 'threatens war'
New law passed by Beijing has brought it head-to-head with the US.
Philippines hit by magnitude 7 quake
The deep quake shook parts of the southern Philippines early this morning.
Immigration adviser ordered to pay $10k after giving bad advice
The adviser told his client she could combine two roles at two employers.
Incredible images show eerie aftermath of Philippine eruption
A ghostly landscape greets displaced villagers one year after Taal volcano erupted.
Flight attendant dead in bathtub: Man questioned over NYE kiss
CCTV shows the couple kissing in the hotel hallway, hours before Dacera's death.
2021 baby! The newborns who arrived just in time to farewell 2020
Babies bring light to a dark year.
'Most powerful in history': Super typhoon hits Philippines
Typhoon winds reaching speeds of 225km/h and gusts of 280km/h.
Special report: How did NZ's 'hero' port worker get Covid-19?
He was NZ's 1530th reported case of Covid-19. He likely also saved us all a headache.
Duterte says he can be held responsible for drug killings
Philippine president said he was ready to face charges that could land him in jail.
A Manila barbershop's mirrors reflect the pain of the pandemic
New York Times: Jolog's Barbershop exemplifies the toll the coronavirus has exacted.
'My soulmate and my rock': Napier man fears two-year wait to reunite with wife
Michael Nelson says he feels let down by a system which is taking a toll on thousands.
Seoul apologises over its handling of diplomat sexual abuse allegations
Foreign Minister says she was sorry for causing concern to the public.