Israel’s newly adopted “Death Penalty for Terrorists Law” perpetuates racial discrimination against Palestinians and amounts to a grave erosion of human rights, the UN Committee on the Elimination of ...

The Phnom Penh appeals court yesterday upheld the conviction and 27-year sentence against Kem Sokha, the former leader of the now-dissolved opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party, for treason, ...

From Sunday 10 May to mid-June 2026 we will begin upgrading the median barriers on State Highway 1 (SH1) between Ramarama and Mill Road, Bombay. Full southbound closures will be required Sundays to ...

TGRNZ confirmed last week that with the support of TGR Global Motorsport it will make the step up to a new Gen 2 Formula ...

From tomorrow, 2nd May, all drinking water pipes and taps used in new builds and renovations must be lead-free, the government has announced. The change is intended to improve the safety of drinking ...

The Solomon Islands Court of Appeal is expected to release its decision Friday on whether the prime minister has to call parliament and face a vote of no confidence. The political impasse in the ...

VUWSA stands in support of MP Francisco Hernandez’s Proposed Member’s Social Security (Extension of Winter Energy Payment) ...

The Green Party is calling on the Prime Minister to rule out signing New Zealand up to a US-led military coalition in the ...

Half-a-million people in the central North Island are closer to accessing high-tech robotic surgery, as fundraising for a ...

Tauranga City Council Elected Members are planning a series of events across the city to 'Engage with our People'. Six events ...

Damage in the shadow of a labour hire firm's collapse, a Papua New Guinea parliament committee investigates logging exports, ...

After a successful Art in Action campaign, The Otago Shore & Land Trust are excited to announce an upcoming auction of nine larger-than-life hoiho statues. Having marched across the Lower South Island ...