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The stage is set for the 2024 US Election
Political reporter Thomas Coughlan describes the setting in America this evening. Video / NZ Herald
'Unaffordable': Simeon Brown reveals estimated cost of Wellington's scrapped mega tunnel
The capital will be getting two new tunnels instead.
Twin tunnels or mega-tunnel? Government reveals its plan for Wellington's future
'These improvements will result in significant travel time savings during peak times.'
IRD to stop sharing taxpayer details with social media platforms following outcry
8000 taxpayers protested over IRD's practice of sharing details for targeted ads.
Tory Whanau reveals projects facing the chop as city awaits observer
A swimming pool, a new skate park and cycleways are among the projects at risk.
Government cracking down on late invoice payments
The Government is hoping the new rules will improve invoicing efficiency within agencies.
Leaked doc reveals minister's admission of risks of allowing boot camp providers to use force against children
The Children's Commissioner is 'disappointed' she wasn't consulted.
Editorial: Not the punchline former comedian Mike King wanted
OPINION: Mental health advocate Mike King is passionate about our rangatahi.
'Māori data is a taonga tuku iho. It must be carefully nurtured': Rahui Papa
Māori are living in one-family homes and 86.9% have 2-4 whānau.
Editorial: Govt plans to slash red tape on building consents should be cautiously welcomed
OPINION: Homes need to be built quicker but not at the expense of standards.
Letters: Polkinghorne and health authorities' apology script
OPINION: Can life now go on as before after the HDC says sorry?
Next steps revealed for second Waitematā Harbour crossing
The Transport Minister described it as a 'priority' for the Government.
'Monopoly': School lunch provider says Govt changes will cut 30 of 37 jobs
One local supplier says 30 of its 37 staff members could lose their jobs.
The last house on the street: Cyclone survivors who didn’t take buyout stuck as looters loom
Mike and Sue Brown say they have to stay 'forever' now, even as looters keep circling.
'Her legacy': Auckland mum dies as cancer drug is funded
Adrienne Smithson spent her last months fighting for wider access to the medication.
You cannot divide, dictate, cut, restrict, ignore and instruct your way to a healthy health service - Rob Campbell
'We must continue to mend our broken health system'
Kura kaupapa Māori brings home top US literacy prize and $166k
The entity oversees more than 60 NZ schools.
Richard Prebble: Will the Government's Social Investment Fund work?
OPINION: We need a new approach.
Up to 2000 people could lose jobs over school lunch changes
Community group blindsided that their lunch contract is not being extended.
SkyCity AGM: Shareholder criticism for non-compliance, regulatory actions by authorities
Shareholder said company had been mismanaged and asked about accountability.
'Ruthless': Sam Neill condemns Govt over proposed Dunedin hospital cuts
The Hollywood actor has weighed into the Dunedin Hospital cutbacks saga.
Nanaia Mahuta: As we seek economic sovereignty, we must resist being marginalised
OPINION: A Māori economy should not just aim for wealth but prioritise wellbeing.
Nick Clark: Wellington’s woes show need for local Government reform
OPINION: Lasting improvement requires a new approach.
Editorial: Govt rights historic wrong – now we must ensure history never repeats
OPINION: We must never forget the kids at Lake Alice.
DIA restructure finds more job cuts, despite protests from staff, union
The Department of Internal Affairs will cut a number of its senior leaders.
Alcohol merchants targeted as BNPL schemes thrive in weak economy
Buy Now, Pay Later providers are targeting alcohol merchants and products.
Health NZ under fire for $100k catering bill
Health NZ faces criticism after a second significant spend-up at conferences.
The Government reveals next steps for Lake Alice survivors after Abuse in Care findings
The Government reveals next steps for Lake Alice survivors after Abuse in Care findings. Video / Mark Mitchell
2023 election study: What voters wanted and what they got
COMMENT: A year on, the three Government parties have remained ahead in the polls.
Govt addresses settlement inequity for survivors of torture at Lake Alice
The Government has been working on a redress package.
'Trailblazing' - first private business wins building consenting accreditation
Able to process building consent applications and inspect buildings during construction.
Claims Kiwi businesses shut out of multimillion-dollar cleaning contracts
'A lot of the Government’s cleaning work doesn’t go out to tender.'
Wellington councillors warned to 'get on with it and behave'
Councillors have met for the first time public since the Crown observer decision.