By Anna Longdill Application for without notice injunction against unknown defendants following cyber-attack on sensitive personal health information impacting approximately 127,000 patients – breach ...

Health officials said there was 'no evidence base' about the likely impacts of the Government's decision to ban puberty blockers for transgender youth.

Cabinet ministers dipped into an unexpected and unlikely fund to pay the costs of the new review into Kāinga Ora and public housing, reports Tim Murphy

A new Gmail update may allow Google to use your private messages and attachments for AI training. Here's how to turn it off.

The Suzanne Lund Community Loft Apartments offer a heritage of 'social housing with heart' for people needing a long-term home. About 40 tenants live in this specially-converted Victorian warehouse, w...

“It is extraordinary that this minister is asserting the power to redefine core constitutional principles to govern future polities, just as he did with the ‘principles of the Treaty’.” — Emeritus Pro...

Acting Deputy Commissioner Michael Johnson says the numbers are "incredibly disappointing and concerning".

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Unions are cautiously optimistic changes, but the opposition says the "complete overhaul" goes too far.

Why is the only option to hit the middle class and poor harder? Never do we see Govt or the Treasury suggesting that rich corporate owners pay their fair share.

Cops and other agencies would be able to access tax data more quickly under the new provisions.

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Buller Declaration

Five unions argue the new rules breach the Bill of Rights Act.

Petitions are addressed to the House of Representatives and ask that the House do something about a policy or law, or put right a local or private concern.

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The young and Māori, Pasifika and Asian communities will pay the 'heaviest price' by being disenfranchised, warns Judith Collins, KC. Jonathan Milne reports.

Public health researchers at the University of Otago have called on the PM to show some leadership and remove the tobacco and vaping portfolio from...

This report considers corruption in New Zealand’s political and governance systems in recent years, and what we could do to combat it.

Increasingly fewer households able to cover the bare essentials, according to new research released today by Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG).

Aspiring Materials' process extracts valuable minerals from olivine, offering a cleaner, sustainable solution for battery material supply chains.