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'Not fit for purpose': Ukrainians fleeing war find NZ visa process difficult

The Government offered 4000 special visas, fewer than 200 immigrants have arrived.

Russian mountain climber's incredible act after reaching Mt Everest summit

The Russian mountaineer has been praised for her stunning act at the summit.

British man's family 'devastated' by death sentence

Two British fighters and one Moroccan have been sentenced to death fighting for Ukraine.

Kiwi in Oz who stabbed boyfriend overturns '501' deportation along with dozens of others

One woman was allowed to stay in Australia despite stabbing partner in arm and chest.

'Returning' territories: Putin speech puts neighbours on edge

Putin's speech on the 350th anniversary of Peter the Great's birthday is significant.

Russian academic and family declined asylum in NZ

The woman and her children fear they will be killed if they return to Russia.

Aus-NZ like 'family', but win on 501s remains elusive

Jacinda Ardern and Anthony Albanese keen to turn over a new leaf in transtasman relations.

Watch: 501 deportations to continue, despite Ardern's 'forceful' feedback

"Australia has gone out of the naughty corner": Albanese strikes a happy note with Ardern.

'Power in the collective': Ardern says Pacific nations must stick together

Best way to rebuff China's advances is by working collectively, Jacinda Ardern says.

Claire Trevett: The PM overseas v the PM at home

The PM had a ball in the US - but where are we on China?

Climate, women, and local voices: What NZ can learn from Australia's election

This week's On the Tiles dissects the results of the Australian election.

Mahuta, Chinese ambassador differ in meeting accounts

It comes at a heightened point of geopolitical tension.

Why China is miles ahead in a Pacific race for influence

New York Times: Across the Pacific, Beijing's imprint is unmistakable.

Shane Jones: There's a dragon in my Pacific

OPINION: Foreign Affairs Minister caught dragon the chain on relations in the Pacific.

East Ukraine under heavy shelling, Zelenskyy visits frontline

Ukraine President visits the front line as Russians are pushed back from Kkarkiv city.

Editorial: Ardern's US trials and triumphs

EDITORIAL: The PM made some notable impressions in the US.

Russian oligarchs could buy their way out of sanctions

Businessmen could dodge penalties if they promise to donate money to help rebuild Ukraine.

China crisis: Pacific partners 'neglected' by NZ

Chorus of concern as China's foreign minister Wang Yi touches down in Solomon Islands.