Latest from Northern Ireland

Writer wants historic murder case put before criminal injustices commission.

Britain's Supreme Court criticized anti-abortion laws but dismissed a legal challenge.

The PM in Northland today to announce $46 million for regional development.

Shane Jones launched Kerikeri Airport upgrade by smashing a digger bucket through the roof

Taurua had been a govt adviser, war veteran, SAS member, prison officer and broadcaster.

Her adventurous spirit still strong, 104-year-old Ella Bayes goes parasailing at Paihia.

A shortage of accommodation has piqued Waitangi National Trust interest in hotel rooms.

A halfway house for newly released prisoners will not be set up in Mangakahia Rd.

Mike Yardley takes on the basking beauty of Maui.

Protesters took to streets in Ireland as #IBelieveHer trended following rape trial verdict

Draft treaty would see Northern Ireland remain in EU customs union. Britain is not amused.

Central Auckland boarding house was home to both murderer and victim

Northern Ireland police warned people to obtain consent before kissing under mistletoe.

Ex-hurricane Ophelia has led to the deaths of three people as trees fall on two cars.

NASA astrophysicist who hunts in the Goldilocks zone is to present a talk in Whangarei

Northland residents concerned they won't be warned of impending disaster.

British election fires up debate with those who now call New Zealand home.

PM Bill English congratulates May but is silent on her loss of a majority.

Northland is to get two fixed speeding cameras as part of a national roll-out.

A one-year-old child has been found unresponsive in a pond on a Far North property.

Divorces can be messy - and drawn out. Don't expect Brexit to be any different.

Former IRA commander and ex-minister of Northern Ireland Martin McGuiness has died.

Ancient wonders and a go-ahead northern capital sit easily across Ireland.

The new leader of the free world is President Donald Trump - while Hillary Clinton concedes defeat and fails to show at her own HQ. Here's how it unfolded.

The NZ Herald wasn't the only paper around the world to go big with the US election coverage.

While its battle scars are fascinating, Belfast refuses to be defined by its grim past, writes Karen Bowerman.

Christian bakers found to have discriminated against a gay man have lost their appeal against the ruling.

A 6-year-old boy in Northern Ireland who found a chocolate egg under a hedge was perplexed on opening it up to find a bag containing a white powder inside.

Belfast has not forgotten its troubled history but the city's future is looking brighter, finds David Mercer.