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RNZ Pacific reporters The Pacific Elders’ Voice has called for the Pacific Islands Forum to review and reverse its partnership agreement with Israel. The group of former Pacific prime ministers, presidents and senior diplomats says the Forum’s decision to make Israel a sectoral partner conflicts with the region’s commitments to human rights, self-determination and international
Bigger and Closer (not smaller and further away) is a celebratory and spectacular portrait of the artist and his oeuvre but lacks depth and complexity.
Australia invests billions in children annually, but we still struggle to keep them safe, happy and healthy. It’s time to include the missing puzzle piece: parents.
ER Report: Here is a summary of significant articles published on EveningReport.nz on October 28, 2026.
Financial markets put the chance of another rate hike next week at 80%.
For those needing a last-minute costume for Halloween, or wanting to try something different this year, here are three unusual medieval ideas.
With neither major bloc looking like it will form a majority, the negotiations will begin. And it will take some time before there is a winner.
Keith Rankin writes: Foreign policy should be at the fore of the New Zealand election debates, and not just because foreign events raise the price of diesel fuel. New Zealand should make itself visible to the world, not as a lifeboat or latter-day Noah's Ark, but as a committed non-judgemental advocate for world peace and diplomacy.
Some say this will take us back to the cool, weird internet of the 1990s.
By Johnny Blades of RNZ Pacific Papua New Guinea’s West New Britain province Governor Sasindran Muthuvel says the public is deeply frustrated with repeated armed robberies and other violent crime. Sasindran Muthuvel’s comment comes after police confirmed the death of 12 men who they say staged an armed robbery at a tradestore in West New
In the absence of evidence, authorities channel public opinion to manage e-bikes and e-scooters. Here’s what the public really thinks.
Religion has become an important factor in Brazilian politics. But to see the whole picture, you need to analyze diversity within churches, a political scientist writes.