This gay NZ dramedy achieves the rare feat of speaking to millennials on both sides of the parenting gap
This new Kiwi dramedy explores the funny parts of IVF and the unique experience that is navigating an already heartless system as a lesbian couple.
All eyes on Steve Smith as Aussies face Black Caps in T20I series
Steve Smith's recent T20 form for Australia has been far from convincing, leaving the former skipper in need of runs against New Zealand ahead of this year's World Cup.
Warner calls for more Australian tours of New Zealand, despite memories of 'personal' sledging
Departing great David Warner calls for a renewal of the trans-Tasman rivalry after a drought of Australian teams touring New Zealand, despite some unfriendly memories of his last visit.
Could prison book clubs help combat Australia's domestic violence crisis?
A book teaching men to heal from their trauma will be given to domestic violence perpetrators in Australian prisons in an effort to lower rates of reoffending.
Michael Neser recalled to Test squad for Australia's tour of New Zealand
Bowling all-rounder Michael Neser is recalled to Australia's Test squad as Pat Cummins's team embarks on a red-ball tour of New Zealand for the first time in eight years.
New Zealand PM scraps target of reducing prison population by 30 per cent
The scrapping of the prison population reduction target is part of the coalition government's 100-day plan.
China opens Antarctic research station due south of Australia, begins operations for the first time
China opens its fifth Antarctic research station, starting operations in an outpost due south of Australia and New Zealand for the first time.
West Papua rebel group orders armed faction to release kidnapped NZ pilot
A rebel group in Indonesia's eastern region of Papua orders its armed faction deep in the jungle to release a New Zealand pilot held hostage for the past year.
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analysis:As Silver Ferns results slip, should Netball New Zealand reconsider its Super Netball ban?
After New Zealand's struggles at another international netball tournament, former Silver Ferns star and new Giants recruit Sam Winders gives her thoughts on the team's strict fitness standards and ineligibility relating to the Super Netball league.
Protests on Waitangi Day as government looks to review treaty
The new government is pushing to re-define the Waitangi treaty's principles and roll back services for Māori people.
'They have no business with that treaty': Māori protesters clash with NZ prime minister in Waitangi
This year's Waitangi Day is bigger than any of the past 30 years, as Māori from all over Aotearoa unite against a controversial government bill that could change the Treaty of Waitangi.
Protests over proposed alterations to the Treaty of Waitangi
Tensions are rising between Māori and New Zealand's new centre-right government on the issue of the Waitangi treaty.
NZ Deputy Prime Minister hecked ahead of national day celebrations
NZ Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters has been heckled ahead of Waitangi Day commemorations.
'How dare they think that they can erase Māori': Why this long walk to Waitangi is so significant
This weekend, 80,000 people are expected to arrive at the grounds where New Zealand's founding document was signed by Māori chiefs and representatives of the crown. And they have a message for the prime minister.
New Zealand signals interest in AUKUS agreement
New Zealand has indicated its interest in the second pillar of AUKUS, concerning the development of advanced military technology.
Debut poet takes home $125,000 in prize money for a verse novel that almost wasn't published
Melbourne poet Grace Yee has won Australia's richest literary award, the Victorian Prize for Literature, for her debut verse novel, Chinese Fish.
From financial struggles in New Zealand to free boxing sessions in western Sydney
Baker Prescott was struggling to make ends meet in Auckland but has turned his life around in Australia by inspiring others to take part in his free community boxing sessions.
Labuschagne safe for NZ tour despite lean run, says Australian coach McDonald
Australia coach Andrew McDonald says the top six batters will be given an extended run in Test cricket, including the out-of-form Marnus Labuschagne.
A leaked memo, legal battles and a call-to-action from the Māori king — NZ is on edge
As a minor party in New Zealand's governing coalition pushes ahead with a plan to draft a controversial bill on the country's founding documents, Māori leaders have issued a warning.
RLPA calls for player's aborted transfer to be line-in-the-sand moment for rugby league
Ronald Volkman's aborted transfer from New Zealand to St George Illawarra has sparked a lengthy blame game and the Rugby League Players Association is calling for heavy sanctions for whoever is responsible.
Artist cartographer creates 'wild world' map with no national borders and 1,642 species
When the world was shutdown during the the COVID pandemic, artist cartographer Anton Thomas took to creating a map – not of national borders – but of the wildlife our planet has to offer.
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analysis:The death of Test cricket has never seemed as imminent as it does now
Weakened squads, limited opportunities and even more T20 leagues has once again raised more questions about Test cricket's future viability with some predicting a 'defining moment' in the format's demise, writes Simon Smale.
Former NZ prime minister ties the knot after engagement of nearly five years
Jacinda Ardern had to reschedule her wedding in 2022 because of lockdown restrictions.
The Australian Open is one of tennis's most loved tournaments — but it was once played in a zoo
The Australian Open might call Melbourne Park home now, but nearly every state capital has hosted the Asia Pacific's grand slam at some stage, as well as two cities in New Zealand. But there's not been any venue more unusual than Perth Zoo.
Ocean Alley band member makes public apology after being caught shoplifting on CCTV
Lachlan Galbraith posts a video apology after CCTV footage of him shoplifting was made public by a New Zealand store.