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NZ school students join global strike for climate
NZ school students plan to join a global "strike for climate" on March 15.
NZ school students plan to join a global "strike for climate" on March 15.
Trump is also facing a policy revolt from US Senators.
Watchdog will consider whether the system is meeting the needs of the most vulnerable
Key data shows that the world is much better off today than ever before in history.
Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun has been granted asylum in Canada.
Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun has been allowed to temporarily enter Thailand.
Trump v Ardern -- the bad and the good of 2018
She set out with her dad for a better life in the US. Yesterday she returned in a coffin.
NZ to vote in favour of UN Migration Compact following legal advice it is non-binding.
Almost 200 countries agree on this crucial issue, but just four could force a showdown.
COMMENT: It's time to look at what we have achieved and what more we need to do.
New images show the Supreme Leader secretly working on expanding missile facility.
In 2016, a disturbing viral video showed red liquid pouring from a drain outside a home.
Workbridge recognises Whanganui employer for going above and beyond
COMMENT: 6.5 million people in North Korea suffer from lack of adequate nutrition.
Russia closes water route in fresh confrontation with Ukraine.
But in a cruel irony she has only received $96 and won't see the rest for years.
The PM is offering help in a very complex conflict in Myanmar.
PM removes device from table before talks with Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
Aung San Suu kyi has been stripped of her award by Amnesty International.
Prisoner and "jailhouse lawyer" Arthur Taylor was behind the legal challenge.
Call for urgent action as findings show more heat stored than previously thought.
Will New Zealand take children whose family have failed US security screening?
Nia joins other new characters including Ashima from India and Shane from Australia.
A UN-backed fund has approved more than US$1 billion ($1.52b) for 19 new projects.
COMMENT: How do you feel about no more rice, chocolate or coffee? It's time for a rethink.
There's one resource we all need and it's becoming increasingly scarce.
Amid the jokes and jabs the outgoing UN Ambassador had a sobering message.
This is the age of authoritarians and would-be authoritarians.