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Two months since a scathing report, there is no update on how to better care for NZ kids.
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NZ is already littered with ghost towns. Do we want to see more abandoned?
'Nail in the coffin' for 'out of touch' Wellington mayor's bid for re-election
Tory Whanau's next election bid for Wellington hangs in the balance.
Top cop's time in job ‘tainted’ by ‘soft on crime narrative’
Andrew Coster's departure will let the Government pick their own commissioner.
Mānawa Bay opening reignites tensions between airlines and Auckland Airport
Airlines and airport at odds over mall, landing fee.
‘Net zero’ migration: What predicted population stall means for NZ
One economist's prediction means our population could stall as soon as 2025
How fraudsters and scammers are getting more sophisticated in NZ
Economic cost of fraud is believed to be around $10 billion.
Kiwis urged to cut up credit cards as household on $350k 'living pay cheque to pay cheque'
Those on high incomes - including mayors - are finding it hard to cover their bills.
Officials worried about feral dog attacks before tramping season
DoC and the Te Araroa Trail trust tell trampers wild dogs are a potential hazard.
Experienced teachers on their knees crying: Inside NZ's education crisis
Enrolments in teaching courses have dropped 51% in 13 years
What Auckland could learn from Sydney in harbour crossing debate
Sydney managed to get a rapid transit tunnel built in just seven years.
Academic: Govt ‘hell-bent’ on killing off te reo’s revival
King Charles is fine using te reo, but the Government is cracking down on the language.
Employers urged to embrace new ways of working to combat brain drain
Flexible hours, remote working and 'chrono-working' are gaining traction - and pushback
Tax experts say wealth tax would be 'disaster' - so how do we fix our revenue crisis?
Labour wants to have a national discussion about tax before the next election.
Expert highlights mental health crisis among construction workers post-Covid
Suspected suicide in the sector has hit a new high in one survey.
Lack of international coaching experience cited in All Blacks losses
Scott Robertson's tenure as All Blacks coach has seen three losses from seven games.
Facing judicial bans and advertiser exodus – what's next for Elon Musk's X platform?
Platforms struggles are back in the spotlight after being banned in Brazil.
'Like something from the 1960s': National's new roads promise sparks concern
Academic says the National Land Transport Programme is out of step with other countries.
'There's room for everyone': Kīngi Tūheitia’s simple but powerful message
Academic: Kotahitanga, or unity, is an enduring theme the Kīngitanga brings to politics.
What $1.4 billion worth of cuts mean for the future of healthcare in NZ
Health NZ's commissioner asked people to pray for him as he tackles the troubled system.
Inside Sir Peter Jackson’s biggest land deal of the year
Interests associated with the filmmaker have spent $105m on a large block of land.
Spring weather outlook: It's set to be 'messy'
Are we still going to see La Nina return before summer?
Legacy, conspiracies and what ifs: 50 years since PM Kirk died in office
Kirk only served two years but was very popular with the public.
Explained: What is causing NZ's energy crisis?
Energy prices have shot up in recent weeks as the power supply has diminished.
US election: Poll bounce sets stage for close race for the White House
Kamala Harris has evaporated the lead Donald Trump had over Joe Biden.
What's the next step in the rapid growth of AI tech?
AI is predicted to add billions to NZ's economy.
Deadly strain of mpox sparks global health concerns - what you need to know
A new outbreak of the virus formerly known as monkeypox is sparking health warnings.
Explained: What you need to know about Du Val group issues
Who is behind the group, and why did the FMA start investigating it?
As America's Cup begins, are we still annoyed Team NZ took it overseas?
The first stage of the 37th America's Cup is about to begin.
The risk Ukraine is taking by seizing Russian territory
'Russia won’t allow any of their territory to be occupied permanently.'
The iconic Auckland restaurants that have closed in 2024
A round-up of recent closures across the city's hospitality scene.
Watch: 'More people will die' - CAA whistleblowers warn of more aviation accidents in NZ
Staff have also accused senior leaders of bullying and intimidation.
'Still pretty dark': What the OCR cut means for you and the wider economy
The success in reducing inflation has come at a cost for employment.
The message behind Govt's traffic light system for benefits
Beneficiaries will now receive a green, orange or red status.