Egypt and Pakistan are reportedly working on a framework for a long-term US-Iran peace plan, signaling renewed indirect diplomatic efforts amid longstanding tensions.
Russian strikes killed one and injured dozens in Ukraine, while Ukrainian forces targeted Russian industrial sites, highlighting the ongoing cycle of cross-border escalation.
Oil tankers are resuming transit through the Strait of Hormuz after its reopening, but uncertainty persists as shipping firms, markets, and authorities assess ongoing risks.
Two girls remain in hospital with life-threatening injuries after a crash in Perth’s east involving an e-bike and a vehicle. Investigations are ongoing.
Melbourne police investigate another suspected arson attempt at a bar amid a wider pattern of nighttime attacks on hospitality venues across the city.
Auckland police investigate after a resident woke to an unknown man inside their home, sparking concern but no physical harm as inquiries continue.
April care—watering, fertilizing, pruning, and sunlight—helps lemon trees grow stronger and produce abundant fruit.
A French peacekeeper was killed and three injured in Lebanon, highlighting ongoing risks faced by international forces in volatile regions.
Japan has secured its largest-ever defense export deal, supplying advanced frigates to Australia, marking a significant step in regional security cooperation and Japan’s evolving defense role.
Keir Starmer continues to face questions linked to Peter Mandelson’s legacy, highlighting how past associations can shape present political narratives within the Labour Party.
New York considers taxing second homes amid housing pressure and debate over wealth, fairness, and market impact.
Iran confirms no date for US talks, reflecting ongoing diplomatic caution and unresolved conditions shaping engagement prospects.
Europe is exploring measures to secure shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, aiming to protect vital energy routes amid rising regional tensions and maritime risks.
EU regulatory discussions raise uncertainty for Australia’s tea tree oil industry, potentially affecting exports and rural producers.
Passenger goes overboard from Carnival cruise off Queensland, prompting a large-scale maritime search and rescue operation at sea.
New Zealand winemakers embrace the earliest harvest on record, turning a changing climate into a vintage of exceptional promise and character.
President Emmanuel Macron confirmed a French soldier was killed in Lebanon while serving with UN peacekeepers, underscoring the ongoing risks in maintaining regional stability.
Rocket Lab reaches new heights with a record-breaking hypersonic contract, proving that the future of aerospace is being forged in New Zealand.
Counter-terror police in the UK are investigating another arson attack, examining whether it is linked to a series of recent fires and assessing potential broader security implications.
Jamaica stands at the forefront of a historic shift in ocean governance as the UN High Seas Treaty takes effect, protecting the deep for generations to come.
New Zealand biotech researchers unveil "smart" nanotech that builds a microscopic web around tumors, delivering treatment with unprecedented precision
After political shifts in Hungary, attention turns to Bulgaria as a potential new avenue for Russian influence, amid ongoing energy ties and a fluid domestic political landscape.
New Zealand and ASEAN finalize a landmark 2030 roadmap, weaving a future of shared peace and prosperity across the Pacific and Southeast Asia.
Jamaica celebrates a historic milestone, welcoming over one million visitors in early 2026 and proving the incredible resilience of its tourism heart.