Susie Ferguson

MPs are debating whether to haul the Russian Ambassador before them for parliamentary questioning over the Ukraine invasion.

Such a step would be extraordinary: Parliament has only used its power to… Audio

The government is set to review the Covid-19 traffic light system this week.

It would be considering a move from red to orange.

Last time the settings were reviewed Cabinet opted to keep the entire… Audio

MPs are debating whether to haul the Russian Ambassador before them for questioning, after he's twice rebuffed their requests.

Such a step would be extraordinary - Parliament has only used its power… Audio

Polls are closing in the first round of the French Presidential Election - and president Emmanuel Macron is facing a strong challenge from the far right.

It's being called one of the closest first… Audio

Severe gales and heavy rain are expected in a day or so as Cyclone Fili approaches the North Island.

The storm could first hit Northland and then track across eastern parts of the island, raising… Audio

A Canadian family is on a year-long trip to see the wonders of the world before the children go blind.

Edith Lemay and Sébastien Pelletier have three children with an incurable condition, which will… Audio

The government's decision to keep all of the country on the most-restrictive Covid-19 setting is casting a red light over the hospitality sector.

In Auckland, the country's restaurant capital, many… Audio

 The final climate change report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has found it is now or never if the world is to stave off climate disaster.

The IPCC report says even if all the… Audio

If you're looking for a new job now might be the perfect time.

Job vacancies on Trade Me have shot up to a record high across the country in the first three months of this year.

What's more, 60… Audio

The final installment in a landmark UN climate change report released overnight has a stark admission - It is now or never if the world is to stave off climate disaster.

After a contentious approval… Audio

The Foreign Minister says there's a lot of evidence "piling up" of war crimes by Russia in Ukraine.

On Monday the Prime Minister said there was evidence of war crimes by Russia in Ukraine, but she… Audio

The Government has approved sanctions on a further thirty-six Russian oligarchs or people with close ties to the Russian regime or the Russian President himself.

None of them are in New Zealand, but… Audio

New Zealand has added a further 36 individuals to its Russia sanctions list.

It doesn't feature anyone currently in New Zealand, but one notable addition is billionaire Roman Abramovich - the former… Audio

The red traffic light remains on for New Zealand businesses, even though many of them will no longer need to ensure all their customers have a valid vaccine pass, with that requirement ending today.

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A proposal for a massive ecosanctuary in Lower Hutt has taken a step forward.

The Greater Wellington Regional Council, iwi, and the Department of Conservation all back the idea to build 29 kilometres… Audio

Prince Andrew has found himself embroiled in yet another high court controversy.

The Duke of York, and ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, are facing calls to explain why they received nearly $NZ2 million from… Audio