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‘Dream a bit more‘: Whanganui tea company partners with Air New Zealand

Kaputī Studio will receive a $20,000 cash grant and 12 weeks of mentoring.

Millie Elder-Holmes fined $5k for promoting online gambling

Screenshots showed Elder-Holmes promoting overseas gambling from June 2024 to March 2025

Incoming Deputy PM: 'Māori will have nothing to fear' says David Seymour

Act's David Seymour will become Deputy PM on May 31, succeeding Winston Peters.

Ex-Kāinga Ora boss pops up as private sector developer, eyeing Parnell

Andrew McKenzie is now a director in a company buying properties in Parnell.

Will she or won't she? Deputy coy on potential mayoral bid, but reveals timeline

Speculation began when Desley Simpson's son registered desleyformayor.co.nz last year.

Big things, small place: Mount Maunganui drone-maker wins top NZ hi-tech award

The company recently inked a $66.8m deal with the British Defence Force.

How one man's passion for tradition and giant kūmara is empowering Northland youth

Malcolm Wano and Kiahara Takareki Trust in Moerewa want to inspire young people.

Government changes tikanga course rules in law schools

Labour is uncomfortable with the Government's approach to the issue.

Marty Verry: Green building pledge could trigger $1.5b of investment

OPINION: A shift to mass timber could create 7000 jobs in the regions.

'Psychological warfare': Shock move pushes out Te Pāti Māori haka punishment verdict

Parliament's Privileges Committee recommended suspending three Te Pāti Māori MPs.

How water shapes the 2025 Matariki Festival in Auckland

A central programme, Matariki ki te Manawa, features exhibitions and performances.

Opinion: Denying prisoners the vote undermines democratic values

Imprisonment aims to incapacitate, deter, rehabilitate, and enact retribution.

MPs Face Suspension, Trump Claims Ceasefire Progress, AI in Exams | NZ Herald News Update

Te Pāti Maori MPs may be suspended over haka protest, Russia and Ukraine ceasefire negotiations and AI flagged in NZ exam breaches.

Police response to family violence questioned: NGOs considering ‘stab vests’ for staff

Minister Karen Chhour's advisory group is flagging serious risks of injury or death.

Hundreds of grieving students perform haka for victim of house fire

Navaeh Ngamoki-Porter, 14, was rescued from the burning building, but later died.

Treaty settlement renames iconic sites in central North Island

The name changes follow the Treaty settlement of iwi collective Te Korowai o Wainuiārua.