In the 20 years I’ve lived in New Zealand since I was little, I’ve never felt unsafe or been discriminated against for being an immigrant or for my beliefs as a Muslim. I’ve always felt grateful for being able to live in a country where people are generally kind, warm and understanding.

Religion and race-based attacks will continue as a result of the rise of online hate speech, says a leading New Zealand academic.

It's amazing what people will tell you if you ask nicely

More than seven months ago 52-year-old Rohingya refugee Salim Kyawning died bringing the issue of adequate health care to the fore

Local footy team the Bombers have played an extraordinary role in the tightknit community’s recovery from tragedy.

Feral invaders have threatened local ecosystems for years – gene drives could be the solution but at what cost?

When Joshua Maxwell shared a letter he wrote to the Prime Minister on Facebook, he didn’t think it would lead to him sitting in Federal Parliament the day the bill legalising same-sex marriage was passed.

In the crystal blue waters of the Sulu Sea lies Palawan, an island known for its picturesque lagoons, shipwrecks... and sugary mangoes.

The 15th anniversary of the closure of the Nambour sugar mill brings back bittersweet memories for the man who was at the centre of the turbulence.

The reporting of any war naturally focuses on the human casualties but there are always hidden consequences from the destructive forces of conflict. Ruby Becker explores the impact of war on identity,...

Residents of Bribie Island are “disgusted” with the lack of upkeep at Fort Bribie and say the heritage-listed World War II site is being ignored.

Papua New Guinea’s trajectory to the monumental event of APEC 2018 has been one involving great strides from the moment it secured the bid to host the leaders summit in 2013. But there has been dismay since last month's event.