GENEVA (8 July 2025) - UN human rights experts today sounded the alarm at the human rights implications of a recent ruling by the United States’ Supreme Court that paves the way for deportations of ...

The 1995 genocide, perpetrated by the Bosnian Serb army, led to the killing of at least 8,372 men and boys, the displacement of thousands and destruction of entire communities in Srebrenica – which ...

Fiji have recorded two wins from two in Group B at the OFC Women's Nations Cup 2025, with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Tonga in front of a home crowd in Suva. Tonga provided stubborn resistance for ...

The Taxpayers’ Union is welcoming Christchurch Mayor Phil Mauger’s support for the campaign to cap annual council rates increases, and labelling him a 'ratepayer hero'. Taxpayers’ Union, Investigation ...

A Terrorist Designation Working Group chaired by New Zealand Police does the work of considering entities. It includes ...

Regulation Minister David Seymour is welcoming BusinessNZ’s strong support for the Regulatory Standards Bill as a means to ...

As the Pacific Mini Games heads towards to its closing ceremony, the spotlight remains firmly on the athletes, teams, and the ...

Immigration NZ (INZ) says immigration workers in Samoa helped an individual obtain visas fraudulently between 2014 and 2021.

Multi-million dollar ride-share company Uber is arguing its drivers aren't employees at the Supreme Court in Wellington, as ...

A new research study reveals that thousands of Aucklanders, many of whom are Māori, Pasifika, and migrant workers, are ...

Free Speech Union has nominated two candidates to the InternetNZ Council and drafted key constitutional amendments to ...

Selwyn has become the first water services entity to be established under the Government’s Water Done Well legislation. Local ...