At UN, unrepentant Trump set to rattle foes, friends alike
'America First' will be on Trump's agenda as he heads back to the UN.
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COMMENT: PM Jacinda Ardern will not find it hard to make her voice heard in New York.
Jacinda Ardern's Trump tactics
Key's relationship with Obama thrived but common ground with Trump less easy for Ardern.
Madeleine McCann shop shut down amid zero donations
The online shop to raise funds for Madeleine's search has been closed down.
Clarke Gayford spills the beans on celebrity encounters
The Prime Minister's partner has a "cosy chat" with around 100 people at an Auckland event
Audrey Young: PM's surprise decision clears the clutter
COMMENT: Jacinda Ardern can head to New York with many of her pressing issues resolved.
Jacinda Ardern's New York itinerary revealed
PM Jacinda Ardern says she will raise free trade with Donald Trump if she gets a chance.
US again slashing number of refugees it will accept
US lowers number of refugees it will take - the lowest number since the programme began.
Calls to end youth being held in cells
"It's playing with fire," Children's Commissioner says.
Chefs out in force at Chef's Kitchen opening
Whanganui's Chef's Kitchen is open for business from September 15.
UN warns of high cost of bloody Yemen battle
Residents tell of their fears as US-backed Saudi-led forces renew offensive.
Terry Sarten: Locked, loaded and aimed at you next
Words can be loaded with meaning — and they may be locked, loaded and aimed at you next
Comment: Refugees are not captives in offshore camps
Refugees are not captives in Australia's off-shore camps.
Trolls and pay equity: Golriz Ghahraman speaks her mind
Green MP Golriz Ghahraman on pay equity and how trolls try to silence women online.
Trump closing Palestinian mission in pro-Israel move
US accused of blackmail following decision to close PLO mission in Washington
Thai police shut down journalists' panel about Rohingya
UN team recommended that Myanmar military leaders should be prosecuted for genocide.
Cringe-worthy phone call exposes the real Trump
Trump's worst qualities were on full display during an awkward 11-minute phone call.
Editorial: Pacific forum cannot avoid Nauru refugees
EDITORIAL: The plight of Australia's detainees must be raised with Nauru today.
UN agency: Trips across Mediterranean fall, but risks rise
The report says 2276 people died last year while trying to cross.
Big Read: Helen Clark and the Apocalypse
Helen Clark talks about missing out at the UN, her career and what she's doing now.
Kofi Annan's legacy lives on at the UN
His focus of fighting for equality and rights is a big part of the world body's agenda.
Kofi Annan 'leading statesperson of our time' - Clark
Former prime minister opens up about the cool-tempered former UN Secretary-General.
PM and former PM catches up amid filming for Women's Suffrage campaign
Jacinda Ardern and former PM Helen Clark spotted at Pah Homestead on Saturday.
Put the Party first: China wages ideological war on itself
Censorship is rife. The Bible is banned. And China is moving to re-educate millions.
Study: Radioactive sheep point to nuclear blast
Radiation from sheep thyroid glands is said to support nuclear explosion contention.
Houthis welcome UN call for probe
Guterres wants answers after Saudi-led coalition's strike kills dozens, children.
Russia deals work permits to N. Koreans despite UN ban
The ban was meant to starve Kim Jong-un's nuclear weapons programme of money.
North Korea 'working on new missiles'
Factories are still producing intercontinental ballistic missiles and enriched uranium.
Bombshell theory on student's illness while in custody of North Korea
New revelations on what might have really happened to American student Otto Warmbier.
Commissioner wants UN probe of NZ violence
The Justice Minister says he has nothing to fear from an external critique.