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The U.S. has asked Australia to extradite Ian Taylor, a business registration agent whose family set up firms used by organizations including the Islamist militant group Hezbollah and Mexico’s Sinaloa drug cartel.

A biotech company that plans to bring back extinct animals announced on Tuesday that it has successfully hatched live chicks in an artificial environment. This achievement has elicited mixed reactions from scientists and opponents of its de-extinction efforts.

A milk company has voluntarily recalled three batches of its infant formula due to the presence of a toxin produced by strains of bacteria that can cause intestinal illness.

Search teams from several countries searched the Pacific near the Northern Mariana Islands on Monday for six crew members from a cargo ship that capsized during a typhoon that swept through the U.S. territory.

In a court in Cologne, Germany, a former executive from a law firm sat and listened as his lawyers read out a statement.

On Wednesday, Iran’s sports minister suggested the possibility that the country’s national men’s soccer team might withdraw from the upcoming World Cup following the outbreak of war with the U.S. and Israel and the killing of its Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in airstrikes.

Police informed local media that two teenagers have been arrested after accidentally leaving a backpack containing cannabis and thousands of dollars in cash outside a charity shop in New Zealand.

A Hollywood-themed propaganda video released by the White House, promising “justice the American way” for Iran, features movie stars from Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. It promotes characters including a corrupt lawyer, a drug dealer, and a freedom fighter who stands up to the overwhelming force of an invading foreign army.

During a visit to New Zealand, FBI Director Kash Patel presented the country’s police and intelligence chiefs with gifts of inoperable pistols that were illegal to possess under local gun laws and had to be destroyed...

During a scheduled stop, the bus driver saw something moving inside a bag

The director of 'The Lord of the Rings' is captivated by the moa, a sizeable extinct bird from New Zealand, which has resulted in a collaboration with a biotech firm working to revive extinct species

The flag, which had the words “please walk on me” displayed on it, has been removed from display after protests.

More than ten years after being labeled the "world's ugliest animal," the blobfish has made a remarkable return, gaining the "fish of the year" accolade in New Zealand

A former prime minister of New Zealand criticized the dismissal, describing it as "a very weak justification" for removing a "well-respected" former foreign minister from his position

A calm fishing excursion turned "chaotic" for three men in New Zealand when a dolphin weighing over 400 kilograms (900 pounds) seemed to drop from the sky and landed on their small boat

The coach of the Canberra Raiders, one of the four National Rugby League teams playing in Saturday’s bill at Allegiant Stadium, played 11 years for the club and was a part of its glory days, winning three Grand Final titles.

It was one of several false and misleading claims in President Donald Trump's inauguration addresses.

Air New Zealand, which flies one of the ten longest regularly scheduled routes on the entire planet took the top award, handed out by AirlineRatings.com.

Hakaraia Wilson reportedly died suddenly in Gisborne, New Zealand, where he was attending an annual New Year's festival.

Australian thrill-seeker Andrew McAuley snapped a last eerie photo of himself before he disappeared in the turbulent waters of the Tasman Sea separating Australia and New Zealand in 2007

Authorities detained a 29-year-old upon his arrival in New Zealand from Vancouver

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Kurt Blair, Carlos Romero, and a Canadian whose identity remains unknown are thought to have perished in an apparent fall after disappearing near the summit of Mount Cook, the tallest mountain in New Zealand

American citizens Kurt Blair and Carlos Romero, along with an unnamed Canadian, went missing near the summit of Mount Cook, New Zealand's highest peak, officials reported on Tuesday