Dr Ben Gray argues that New Zealand’s rigid requirement for patient consent is one of many impediments to medical training.

The project has faced some backlash, but has financial backing from filmmaker Sir Peter Jackson and is involved with Ngāi ...

The government has been accused of "taking a blowtorch to the public service" by the Greens, but ACT has welcomed the latest ...

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has warned the public sector is not a make-work' scheme as the government looks to merge ...

A volcano is erupting under the ocean in the Bismarck Sea, prompting warnings of possible tsunamis from authorities as ash ...

Invercargill police say the attacks on people contacted through dating apps were "deliberate, co-ordinated and extremely ...

The terms appear little changed from Iran's previous offer, which US President Donald Trump rejected as "garbage".

The party announced the policy in October, but the number of jobs it is expected to create, and which assets it will invest ...

But the Public Service Association called the plans an "act of wilful destruction" which would decimate crucial services.

The trial of the owner of one of Auckland's oldest buildings has begun, five and a half years after an engineer first ...

Ed McKnight from property investment company Opes Partners said councils could be more proactive instead of waiting for a law ...

Listen to the infectious indie pop sounds from one of New Zealand's beloved indie bands The Beths performing recorded live on ...