Here is the latest top stories from Press TV on March 13, 2021.

New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says Australia is “abdicating its responsibilities” by revoking the Australian citizenship of a terrorist suspect detained in Turkey.

A leader of the Maori Party has been ejected from the New Zealand parliament for not wearing a tie.

Auckland waves goodbye to 2020 with a New Year's Eve fireworks display at the iconic Sky Tower at its central business district.

Up to a quarter of a million children, young people, and vulnerable adults were abused in New Zealand’s faith-based and state care institutions in the past several decades, a public inquiry reveals.

Following the horrific and brutal terrorist incident in New Zealand, in which 51 people were murdered by a white supremacist with a grudge against Muslims, an inquiry has concluded that there were severe failings by authorities.

An investigation of shooting attacks at two mosques in New Zealand last year finds that the country’s security agencies were “almost exclusively” overwhelmed by the threat of Takfiri terrorism and missed that of a white supremacist gunman behind the horrific attacks.

New Zealand’s workplace regulator has filed charges against 13 parties following an investigation into a volcanic eruption on White Island.

The RCEP, the new multilateral trade agreement, which is expected to further strengthen America’s arch rival, has been hailed as the most far reaching trade deal in history.

The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership has been described as the largest free-trade agreement in history.