Rex Widerstrom

The price of success—in this case achieving revenue of over $10 million—is a bill for its share of the Telecommunications Development Levy, the Commission says.

A report from the Coalition to Protect Racehorses puts the number of dead at 151, but says the true figure is likely to be much higher.

Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong has urged the Israeli government to rescind it’s ban on aid agency UNRWA, saying humanitarian work must continue.

US envoy for hostage affairs Roger Carstens has named China and Russia as countries of high risk.

The Australian National Audit Office is questioning the awarding of contracts and spending of money, including $31,000 in trips to a venue that was never used.

Almost 50 mail deliverers a week fall victim to dog attacks, which has caused Australia Post to ask that councils take action.

Not only could there be a major reduction in the number of places where mail could be sent, it may no longer be delivered to homes under a new proposal.

The newly-elected LNP government looks set to wind up the Queensland Truth-Telling and Healing Inquiry and repeal the Path to Treaty legislation.

Detectives from the Australian Federal Police have raided the offices of consultancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers as part of an investigation into former staff.

A magnitude 4.9 shake—another in a recent swarm—has rattled New Zealanders, particularly Wellingtonians who feel they’re overdue for ’the big one.’