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The Paediatric Society of Papua New Guinea has renewed calls to end childhood tuberculosis which impacts thousands of young lives in light of world health day.

Auckland's water provider chair says she knows struggling residents won't welcome the prospect.

Police say two people were found in a vehicle in Westmere and have been taken to hospital.

The Garden City hosted the inaugural Kiwi-Indian Excellence Awards for the community in the South Island.

The Papua New Guinea government's plans to establish a gold refinery - an idea that has been around for a number of years - have drawn withdrawn widespread criticism.

A man on Saipan has burned the CNMI flag in protest, saying that it does not truly represent Indigenous people of the CNMI.

Two cables, named Proa and Taihei, are to improve digital connectivity between the United States and Japan.

Due to El Niño conditions, the Polynesian Voyaging Society has decided to keep the vessels primarily in Hawaiian waters until next year.

ACT Party leader David Seymour would vote against Māori wards if his home council were to hold a referendum on them.

Taylor Swift's songs are back on TikTok following a dispute that led her label to stop licensing its content to the app.