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Lucy Gray was just 12 when she organised the local School Strike for Climate protests. Now she's the keynote speaker at a nationwide sustainability brainstorm session.

National Party insiders spill on the arguments, alleged incompetence and mistrust that ended in an electoral "bloodbath".

Nobody talks about the 500 million fish slaughtered in New Zealand every year. An animal rights campaigner says it's time we did.

OPINION: "Focused protection" proposes we should deal with the pandemic by protecting the vulnerable and letting everyone else get on with their lives. Sounds too good to be true? It is.

Leading microbiologist Siouxsie Wiles says people who test negative before boarding a plane can still be incubating the virus.

The 2300-square-metre sturcture is rising next to One School Global.

Tova O’Brien’s "amazingly savage" interview has made headlines, but so did Corngate, Muldoon and a bloodsoaked piece to camera. And then there is Winston Peters.

A business group representing farmers, oil companies and steel-makers has sent a plan to Government, with ways to bid goodbye to fossil fuels.

They just can't be having traffic lights in Blenheim, not even temporary ones.

The SSC Tuatara posted an average speed of 508.73km/h in record-breaking event in the US desert.

Pacific Islands are moving out of their known range of temperatures more quickly than many other countries, posing a challenge for tourism, fisheries and crops.

Experts expect the new Government will accelerate its efforts to encourage electric vehicle uptake.

ABs standout laughs off Wallabies captain's unorthodox efforts to unsettle him in his first test start.

Antarctica, the world’s last true wilderness, has been protected by an international treaty for the last 60 years. But the same isn’t true for most of the ocean surrounding it.

New Zealand's incoming Parliament is set to have higher numbers of women, people of colour and members of rainbow communities.