Education Minister Chris Hipkins says polytechnics across the country will likely have to merge or shut down due to low enrollment numbers. Speaking on Newshub Nation Saturday morning, Mr Hipkins said ...

A spate of bus crashes in Auckland has left a union wanting answers. An official information request reveals that Ritchies Transport, which has almost a fifth of the city's bus fleet, is accountable ...

Chef Josh Emett and accomplished restaurateur Fleur Caulton are both excited to announce that Hawker & Roll is set to open in Sylvia Park Shopping Centre this December, and will bring ...

Justice Minister Andrew Little joins Lisa Owen us to discuss why the criminal justice system needs an overhaul, and what will happen if the reforms don't go far enough. Watch the video for the full ...

Health Minister David Clark is welcoming a $28.2 million dental teaching facility to be built in Counties Manukau, in partnership with the University of Auckland. So how will it benefit those most in ...

Festival season and summer are approaching, with many Kiwis hopeful they can attend concert events and listen to their favourite bands and banging tunes. With gatherings numbers opening up to 100 on ...

Multiple people have been injured after a stabbing incident in Whanganui. Emergency services were alerted to the incident on Wicksteed St at 4:15pm on Tuesday. A medical worker who came to help the ...

Welcome to The Pitch, where a member of the opposition has just five minutes to convince you of their ideas. He's the National Party spokesperson for Economic Development and Trade - among other ...

We are starting to see the effects smartphones are having on the post millennial generation "iGen". Young ones are physically safer than millennials and baby boomers were but their mental health is ...

Alan Johnson from the Salvation Army and housing strategist Leonie Freedman join Lisa Owen to discuss whether Kiwibuild can deliver on its promises. Watch the video for the full interview. Newshub ...

A new book is being released on Friday to help people understand how to cope with others suffering from dementia. Dementia affects over 60,000 New Zealanders - a number likely to triple by 2050.

In five years time fifty percent of those people will have died. So, what are we doing to fight this disease? The Gut Foundation's Ruth Davy spoke to Duncan Garner. Watch the video.