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Britain's Lord Mandelson could be called in US probe into Epstein links

The US House committee has already lined up Ghislaine Maxwell as a witness.

‘It’s biblical’: Shane Jones on his ascension to NZ First deputy leader

Many assumed the experienced MP was the party's deputy leader already.

The 'good thing' Waititi says has come out of Ferris' explosive race comments

He also addressed the sudden removal of an MP as the party's whip.

‘A better future is possible’: Youths sue Trump over climate change

Twenty-two youths told a US judge wildfires and floods are upending their lives.

Latest crime data show chances of prison sentence at all-time high; 'staggering' rise in drug-use charges

The number of charges for drug use has risen to where it was before a key 2019 law change.

From psychosis to stillbirth and suicide: How mental health services are failing new mums

What three parents' experience reveal on the state of maternal mental health.

'The market is not broken': Contact pushes back on reform calls

Contact chairman Rob McDonald says lower prices depend on building new power capacity.

PwC victory: Property sales cut Du Val debts from $306m to $267m

Repayments have been made from the proceeds of selling properties – a victory for PwC.

Priests stage sit-ins at Nicola Willis' and Simeon Brown's offices over Gaza

Christian priests and pastors are holding protests at the ministers’ offices, calling on the Government to impose sanctions on Israel. Video / Supplied by protesters

Act stands by MP who said pro-Palestine rally 'playing terro dress-up', Greens say Govt should 'show a spine'

Act's Simon Court made the remark on social media.

Will the Govt's new events fund finally put NZ back on the map?

One of our biggest promoters is hoping the fund will put us on a par with Australia.

Audrey Young: Cabinet turns its focus today to recognition of Palestine

OPINION: These are the four broad options that New Zealand could take.

'Not lazy parents': 600 schools needing extra support to boost attendance

The Ministry of Education said regional teams will step in to support them.

'Coercion': Tenant & blind mum must voluntarily leave state home or face eviction

The tenant was told the house she'd lived in for 12 years was being sold.

Government aims to attract major events, announces $70m package

The Government is putting $70m into attracting major events to New Zealand.

Debt warning: Fitch downgrade raises pressure on France's new PM

The nation's debt mountain will keep growing without urgent action, the agency warns.