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Commissioner wants UN probe of NZ violence
The Justice Minister says he has nothing to fear from an external critique.
NBA player saves migrants in Spain
"I have to give an example to show the seriousness of the situation" warned the Spanish.
Andrew Little doubles down on deportation comments
Minister says he and Winston Peters called out Australia over deportations.
Editorial:Trump said what Putin wanted to hear
EDITORIAL: Trump sounds too willing to tell Putin what he wants to hear.
North Korea accuse Washington of making 'gangster-like' demands
North Korea says high-level talks with US have been 'regrettable'.
Vatican City still has no policy to fight clergy sex abuse
Pope Francis is addressing sex abuse in the Catholic Church, but not in Vatican City.
Kiwi Nobel prize winner becomes social entrepreneur in residence
A Kiwi Noble prize winner has a fascinating new role at Massey University.
Audrey Young: NZ too deferential to US
COMMENT: The Emeritus foreign minister Helen Clark said what had to be said this week.
Beijing's coded message of support for denuclearisation
Chinese leader described Summit as "important step towards solution of the nuclear issue".
OPINION: All parties should be consulted on human rights appointments
Appointments of human rights commissioners should not be controversial.
Helen Clark thinking about 'the unthinkable' after US move
Former PM has wondered aloud whether the US could withdraw from the United Nations.
America in chaos: Trump doubles down as uproar worsens
Trump has made a shocking statement after an outpouring of anger.
Spain offers to take in ship of migrants
Italy's new Government sends immigration message by rejecting the Aquarius.
The Trump-Kim summit: North Korea's leader becomes tourist
The North Korean leader's Singaporean hosts seemed to be daring Kim to think big.
Trump, Kim converge on Singapore ahead of high-stakes summit
The two leaders have arrived in the island nation ahead of tomorrow's summit.
Kiwi company fined for exporting plane parts to North Korea
A Kiwi-made airplane was flown into North Korean airspace on Christmas Day, 2015.
Why prawns are off the menu at Air NZ
Airlines are worried about labour in supply chains and want to stamp out human trafficking
A Palestinian medic was shot dead in Gaza. Now Israel says it will investigate.
Thousands gathered to mourn Palestinian medic apparently shot dead by Israeli soldiers.
Fears for the missing after marine raids
UN says 23 people have disappeared in four months from Mexican border city.
Sneaky change to Meghan's royal bio
Meghan Markle's official profile on the royal website has undergone a small edit.
Trump suggests summit could still take place
Trump says meeting is still very much a possibility after cancelling the summit yesterday.
Clinging to hope: Kiwi's week in a refugee camp
Conditions in the refugee camp will only get worse as monsoon rains arrive, Kiwi says.
North Korea demolishes nuclear test site
Foreign journalists watched as the regime set off explosions at alleged nuclear test site.
Trump cancels summit, citing 'open hostility' by North Korea
Trump hasn't ruled out meeting the North Korean leader at a later date.
High-flying whodunit: Who's cheating on the ozone treaty?
Earth's ozone layer is being eaten away and scientists want to know who's responsible.
Israel, US criticised for Palestinian deaths in Gaza clashes
"Enough is enough," UN official says.
Hillary Clinton's surprising Bill admission
Clinton opens up about first laying eyes on husband Bill and her Republican past.
It's a date! Trump, Kim have a time and place ... world peace next?
Trump says in tweet that he'll try to make summit 'a special moment for world peace'.
Mike Hosking: Trump a shoo-in for Nobel Peace Prize
COMMENT: Peace has been toasted in Korea and there is one man who should get credit.
Poverty still disadvantaging too many kids
EDITORIAL: After years of reports and investigations, is anything actually changing?
Patea Area School's values recognised at Parliament
They received a certificate and $3000 due to their innovative curriculum
Editorial: Anzac Day - Give peace a chance
EDITORIAL:From patriotism to peacemaking, focus of war commemorations is rightly changing.
UN 'shocked' by NZ's record on abuse, housing
UN committee members 'incredulous' at parts of NZ's human rights record.