New Zealand’s historic maritime mail boat services continue to navigate remote coastal reaches, serving as an essential cultural and logistical lifeline for isolated island communities.
Archaeological teams near Serbia’s Viminacium site have unearthed a rare hoard of Roman gold coins, offering a profound glimpse into the imperial economy and the region's ancient historical legacy.
New school zone speed limits see 24 drivers caught daily, raising concerns about compliance and road safety near schools.
Two young girls have died after a Swan Valley crash, following over a week in hospital as investigations continue.
Angola’s space program achieves a top-five ranking in Africa, highlighting the nation’s rapid technological ascent and its commitment to utilizing space for domestic development.
Angola leads a high-level African Union summit on maritime security, fostering regional cooperation to protect trade routes and ensure the stability of the South Atlantic.
Angola mobilizes international support and local relief efforts following devastating floods in Benguela, mourning the loss of nineteen lives while focusing on regional recovery.
New Zealand significantly increases its space launch capacity, cementing its role as a global aerospace hub while preparing for major international satellite missions in 2026.
Pope Leo XIV completes a historic visit to Angola, focusing on themes of peace, reconciliation, and the spiritual strength of Africa in a rapidly changing global landscape.
The University of Auckland expands its digital manufacturing initiative, providing low-cost technological tools to small businesses across New Zealand to boost productivity and regional industrial resilience.
New Zealand scientists discover new deep-sea species in the Kermadec Islands, emphasizing the rich biodiversity of the Pacific and the vital importance of marine research.
New Zealand’s high-tech manufacturing sector drives significant GDP growth, signaling a strategic shift toward a specialized, knowledge-based industrial economy.
New Zealand’s dairy sector achieves record export levels in early 2026, demonstrating remarkable resilience and maintaining its status as a vital pillar of the national economy.
New Zealand eases heavy vehicle regulations to boost freight efficiency and lower fuel consumption, supporting the logistics sector's transition toward a more sustainable and cost-effective future.
New Zealand continues to grapple with a supermarket duopoly, as high entry barriers and geographical isolation prevent the arrival of a third major international grocery competitor.
New Zealanders are increasingly utilizing "house trade-ins" to downsize, reflecting a broader economic shift toward compact, efficient living and capital flexibility for an aging population.
New Zealand prepares to launch updated border security protocols in 2026, integrating AI and biometrics to protect its ecosystem and enhance the efficiency of international arrivals.
New Zealand experiences a record increase in international student visas from Asia, highlighting its growing appeal as a safe and prestigious global hub for higher education.
New Zealand reaffirms its global standing by committing to a new international human rights charter, focusing on modern protections for privacy, the environment, and indigenous rights.
Family claims prior warnings about a suspect raise questions as authorities investigate the deaths of two Tampa doctoral students.
Debate grows over proposed changes to the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, reflecting broader tensions between media and politics.
Rising violence across Colombia ahead of its presidential election raises concerns over voter safety and democratic stability.
Scientists explain that Australia’s Twelve Apostles formed through limestone erosion, wave action, and collapsing coastal arches over millions of years.
A shooting linked to a White House press dinner raises concerns about security measures at high-profile public events.