Stories from Wellington · New Zealand

A New Zealander, among passengers repatriated to France, has begun showing symptoms of a virus. This is one of several measures in place to reduce contagion risk.

Zeus Sleep Limited, led by CEO Nigel Clark, has developed a new device designed to keep airways open during sleep without masks, tubes, or surgery.

The Supreme Court of New Zealand has passed judgments granting personhood to rivers and mountains. This decision is based upon the idea of their sacredness.

An artist's latest work, described as a 'huge wallpaper,' is currently featured at the Space Gallery. The piece aims to resurrect a dialogue with Gaianan, who also studied at the Wellington School of Design.

Kiwi actor Morgana O'Reilly successfully crowdfunded her theatre show, 'Stories About My Body,' into a film. The film is premiering today, Mother's Day, according to the broadcast. The premiere coincides with Mother's Day and the International Comedy Festival.

Oceans and Fisheries Under-Secretary Jenny Markcroft announced changes to daily limits.

A question was raised regarding whether New Zealand politician Paul Goldsmith receives a salary exceeding $200,000.

Stats NZ's latest labor market survey indicates that 14.4% of young people in New Zealand are not engaged in education, employment, or training. This figure represents a 1% increase compared to the previous quarter.

Chris Pence identified himself as the Minister of Defence, Space, the Spy Agencies, Building and Construction, Veterans, and Associate Minister for Emergency Management and Recovery.

Property analytics firm Cotality reported that first home buyers are paying slightly more.