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Scott Morrison says Australia will answer the request made by Zelenskyy.

International travel insurance sales up 2000 per cent as Kiwis escape for holidays.

New York Times: Chinese authorities won't say what charges the business reporter faces.

OPINION: Senate 'mean girls' and bullying claims point to a vicious campaign ahead.

World Health Organisation releases report outlining how pandemic is expected to play out.

New Zealand set to lose helicopter company head office jobs to Perth and London.

The man has no regrets after running onto the field after Franklin kicked his 1000th goal.

Christmas Island detainees bloody and beaten after violent altercation with guards.

Insane pictures are emerging from Byron Bay, revealing it is completely underwater.

The new route will fly 16,618km to avoid Russian airspace.

COMMENT: Budget full of one-off cash payments but little to address structural issues.

The plane's 170 passengers came uncomfortably close to the tiny fixed-wing plane.

Man was left with a cracked skull after his mate deliberately dropped 20kg weight on him.

Live out your mermaid dreams. Sea-riosuly.

Immigration numbers will take time to rebuild while Kiwis will be quick to leave on OE.

Jacinda Ardern has walked the talk this week.

New York Times: This year offers a disturbing first: mass bleaching in a year of La Niña.

It sat on the shelf for two years but Qantas' musical ad is here. And it's a tear-jerker.

Plan a visit to Melbourne this winter for Picassos and perfect dining experiences.

The Government says it is keeping an eye on Russia's cyber attack threat.

Review reveals major failings in governance and oversight at Australian casino group.

New York Times: The agreement could give China a pivotal foothold in the region.

Owners stay put despite a housing development taking over the area.

Body-cam footage was released as an exhibit by a coroner's court.

Rowan Baxter's letter was released as a court exhibit this week

Microplastics have been detected in human adult blood for the first time.

The scheme of arrangement was passed by the required majority of shareholders.

"This purported agreement could destabilise the current institutions and arrangements..."

The delays likely meant Covid-positive Kiwis went without clinical and welfare support.