“Younger New Zealanders saw the biggest drop in driving under the influence convictions over the past nine years, with ...

APEX Union welcomes the Labour Party policy announcement to introduce universal and free prenatal ultrasound screening. The move is consistent with our calls for this service to be fully funded. As ...

Health Minister Simeon Brown’s decision to remove and replace Medical Council leadership sets a dangerous precedent around political interference with independent regulators, says the Association of ...

"During Labour’s time in government, New Zealand saw a massive decline in both attendance and achievement. It was a national disgrace that under 50 per cent of kids were attending school regularly.

All amalgamation options remain on the table while talks within Wairarapa and across the Wellington region continue, says Masterton's mayor. Bex Johnson' ...

Kaikōura District Council senior strategy and policy advisor Daniel Hirst says the council’s existing smoke-free public ...

From dress-up days and yellow bake sales to workplace morning teas and community activities, Wear Yellow for Harold is a ...

Te Whare Ruruhau o Meri is welcoming the recent Backbone Collective findings that question whether attending a ...

'Tāngata Moana: Peoples of the Ocean' gallery reopened after a 16-month transformation. The gallery's redevelopment comes as museums around the world face growing calls to work more closely with ...

A second person has died following a crash in Taupō on Te Heuheu Road on 29 May. Emergency services were called to the two vehicle crash just before 6.30pm. She was 79-year-old Pamela Alexander, from ...

Residents of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) are being advised to prepare for heavy rain, gusty winds, and rough seas as tropical disturbance Invest 92W approaches the region later this week.

An executive order signed on 11 June by President Donald Trump, titled 'Restoring American Commercial Fishing in the Pacific' builds on a process starting in April of last year to undo more than a ...