For more than a decade, passengers at New Zealand’s Wellington Airport have boarded flights below the giant figures.

New research from New Zealand shows how human activities can heighten and expedite the risks of sinking cities.

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New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said on Thursday the government plans to increase total capital expenditure ...

Claressa Shields is giving Lani Daniels a shot at winning her belts. The first undisputed heavyweight champion in women’s ...

“Abrupt global catastrophic risks (GCRs) are not improbable and could massively disrupt global trade leading to shortages of ...

With large parts of New Zealand having recently been pummeled by ex-tropical Cyclone Tam and ongoing bouts of heavy rain, it ...