New Zealand

Since abortion was entirely decriminalised in 2020, the number has risen from 12,948 in 2019 to 16,214 in 2023.

A new survey of New Zealand politicians has found all forms of abuse against MPs increased in 2022 compared to a similar survey undertaken in 2014.

After investigating the death of an elderly couple on a rural West Auckland property, police have identified the offender, but he won’t serve a day in jail.

Over the years, over 200,000 individuals have also ‘voluntarily’ returned to China due to ‘persuasion’ by Beijing authorities.

Over 2,000 people have lost their jobs in New Zealand’s public sector, and the cuts are set to continue.

The coalition government says the moves will ‘encourage landlords back to the rental property market’ and reduce the housing shortage.

Trust in news has dropped to an all-time low in New Zealand, as the number of people actively avoiding the news rises.

The new NZ leader makes a new pledge on deliverables.

Almost 173,000 immigrants came to the country last year, an number the government says is unsustainable and is putting pressure on infrastructure.

OpenStar, started just 3 years ago in a Wellington flat, has joined the worldwide race to develop viable nuclear fusion technology.

In 2016, the New Zealand government introduced Predator Free 2050, an ambitious project that aims to completely eradicate all non-native predators.

Skilled and experienced former defence personnel are training the CCP’s military in ways to increase its ‘capability and lethality,’ the NZ SIS has warned.

Kyung Yup Kim’s lawyers say the CCP government’s assurances that he won’t face the death penalty and will get a fair trial cannot be relied on.

Classroom behaviour has been among the worst in the OECD for over 20 years, and is getting worse, the Education Review Office says.

Governing party, the ACT, has campaigned against race-based laws and regulations in the country.

The Solomons national government has been a key ally of Beijing and the result of the election will be closely watched.

The matter was not raised during a recent visit from Beijing’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

GCSB did not know whether the data it supplied to the system had been used to support military action.

Each month, over 2 million Australian customers visit Temu and Shein for their ultra fast fashion needs.

Shadow Foreign Minister Simon Birmingham is calling on Senator Don Farrell to set the record straight.