In Paliama Village, some mothers from cocoa-farming families now leave home at around 6.30 in the morning with a small bilum bag, not a heavy load of garden produce. They walk to the highway, catch a ...

A new research report from engineering firm WSP and the Helen Clark Foundation is calling for a more consistent, disciplined, ...

HIGHLIGHTS • Full year operating revenue up 22%1 to $254.7 million (FY25: $208.0 million), driven by double-digit sales growth across all territories • Product sales and royal ...

High power costs are forcing more residents in the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) to explore the possibility of disconnecting from the main public power grid altogether. This comes as solar energy ...

Nelson Tasman businesses are being called on to share their experiences, challenges and outlook as the 2026 Nelson Tasman Business Insights Survey launches this week. Run jointly by Nelson Regional ...

Tuvalu’s Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) is leading a national effort to strengthen the quality of learning in schools across the country by supporting teachers to build ...

The ethereal harmonies of New York’s soft-rock outfit, INFINITY SONG, are returning to the Southern Hemisphere. Following an ...

SH6 between Makarora and Lake Hāwea in Central Otago was closed earlier this afternoon because of a slip across both lanes, ...

31 Auckland faith leaders and clergy have signed an open letter urging the Government to provide more funding for ...

A team of 50 students from Tatuanui School, supported by 30 adult volunteers, planted nearly 800 native trees on a Te Puninga ...

About $900,000 of the Government's $2.5 million Electrifying the Great Rides fund will go towards e-bike charging stations on ...

Samoa's Prime Minister Laaulialemalietoa Leuatea Schmidt claims the country's youth are being "used" by international drug rings who are luring them with hefty pay checks. This is the first time the ...