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Niu FM hosts speak out after radio co-worker seen at violent protest of library pride event

Concerns are being raised about people linked to Destiny Church and the violent protest.

Winston Peters calls for ‘reset’ of relationship with Cook Islands

Foreign Minister: there are 'challenges in the Government-to-Government relationship'.

Elon Musk ridiculed a blind person on X. Then a mob went to work

DOGE head uses his social media platform to target critics – and their families.

‘Taking back control’: Police spent $75,000 patrolling gang funeral

Eighteen arrests were made as out-of-town cops and the Eagle helicopter swooped.

Council assets could be discounted for housing entity

The public will soon have a say on a joint venture housing proposal.

Manurewa Marae inquiry: Significant failures found in data safeguards, Stats head falls on sword

The failures were described as 'concerning' and 'problematic'.

Public Service boss mulls axing govt departments, PM reacts

Public Service Commissioner considers culling entities to tackle double-ups, waste.

Luxon open to sending NZ peacekeepers to Ukraine

PM says NZ often aligns with Britain's foreign policy decisions.

Fran O’Sullivan: Why bipartisan cooperation is key to NZ’s infrastructure future

Chris Bishop has invited Barbara Edmonds to join the Infrastructure Summit in March.

Simon Wilson: Cone wars - AT boss fires up over surprise roadworks

OPINION: Dean Kimpton is at the pointy end of cone management. He's seeing orange.

Opinion: Can PM grow his way out of a buyer’s remorse election?

OPINION: The coalition has had one of the most torrid weeks since it took office.

Simeon Brown opens ward at North Shore Hospital

Health Minister Simeon Brown opens ward at North Shore Hospital. Video / Alex Burton

Cabinet funds Napier-Wairoa highway realignment, Bailey Bridge to remain at least four more years

The cyclone sped up the need for a project in the melting pot for at least 20 years.

‘Severe harm’: Doctors blast ‘inhumane’ funding squeeze for disability sector

Jack Murphy, 27, is among those who have missed out on residential care.

Matthew Hooton: Labour eyes swift return to Government – but may need to woo NZ First

OPINION: Te Pāti Māori is perhaps the biggest threat to Labour’s chances.

Four months, still no buyers: PwC trying to sell Du Val properties

Bare land ready for unit development and a multi-level apartment block are still for sale.