Green Party candidate Tania Waikato has been accused of hypocrisy after posting a video of herself mouthing profane and dismissive lyrics with an image of ACT leader David Seymour behind her.
Labour remains one point ahead of National in two new polls, despite falling sharply from its previous result in both surveys.
The uniparty tries to use unhinged attack as the most self-serving defence.
Labour’s Ayesha Verrall has called for political unity against intimidation at campaign events after protesters confronted her.
A 27-year-old Samoan man who admitted performing indecent acts on a girl between the ages of 10 and 13 has been allowed to remain in New Zealand because deportation could permanently separate him from his wife.
HarperCollins and author Byron Clark have publicly apologised to Conservative Party leader Helen Houghton after she challenged her inclusion in a chapter about women and the Alt Right.
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has warned that his council could walk away from its regional deal with the government if voting rights are removed from unelected members of Houkura, the Independent Māori Statutory Board.
The US military continues quartering Charlie Kirk assassination celebrants.
Successive governments have committed billions of dollars to Māori-targeted programmes.
Former New Zealand First MP Jim Peters, the brother of party leader Winston Peters, has died following a long career in education, local government and politics.
Prolonged smartphone use may contribute to sore thumbs, dry eyes, disrupted sleep and neck or shoulder tension, although the evidence is more nuanced than warnings about “text neck” sometimes suggest.
In brief Police systems displayed 1.67 million NZTA driver licence photos in July, most automatically when officers searched for a person.
Has Hampshire Police committed a hate crime by refusing to recognise Mx Miller’s identity? That’s how it’s supposed to work, isn’t it?
African refugee openly refuses to assimilate.
We need to understand what we are capable of. The unbelievably monstrous evil. And the courage. And the humanity that somehow survived inside it. Just go. You will not regret it.
