All in all, the likely upshot of the government’s no-frills, no excitement approach and Labour’s desperation to be seen as responsible stewards, unlike the last time in office, looks set to lead to a ...
As well as resilience upgrades at the Eastern Bay of Plenty and Waikato marae, the additional investment will include funding for solar power and battery systems at Kokohinau and Uiraroa Marae, and ...
The number of hazardous substances decisions by the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) continued to increase in the ...
In an unprecedented advance for the political left in New Zealand, the Alliance Party has officially welcomed the formal ...
An Auckland children's author says there's still a huge lack of books for Pacific young people, even as a new bilingual book ...
On 12 March 2026, Andrie Yunus was subjected to an acid attack in Central Jakarta, immediately after recording a podcast on the militarisation of civil and political affairs in Indonesia. The attack ...
New Zealand’s largest record label, today announced the launch of nextWAV., a first-of-its-kind artist development programme designed to identify and support emerging young artists across Aotearoa.
The Nuclear Free Zone, Disarmament, and Arms Control Act prohibits the acquisition, testing or stationing of nuclear weapons ...
New Zealand businesses currently pay approximately $125m each year in interchange fees to accept Mastercard and Visa commercial credit cards. “We expect our proposed interchange fee caps would reduce ...
UN human rights experts* today expressed deep concern over the resurgence of the Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Uganda, warning that the deadly virus predominantly ...
New Zealand Duo Return to the World's Toughest Paddle Race with Eyes on Victory and a Bigger Purpose Tasman adventure racing ...
A delegation of legal representatives, victims and medical personnel from the Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) submitted an official communication to the International Criminal Court (ICC) accusing israeli ...