Nelson officer killed in deliberate attack
Police Commissioner Richard Chambers called the attack “unprovoked and senseless.”
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Is New Zealand heading for economic recovery—or collapse?
“Our default response to any crisis is increased government intervention paid for with higher taxation.”
A Look at James Earl Carter
In 1980 with interest rates at 20 per cent, long lines at gas stations, hostages in Iran, high and rising unemployment and economic stagnation, Carter was swept out of the White House, winning just 41 per cent of the popular votes and 49 out of 538 electoral votes.
Police confiscate boy’s boxing shirt over gang insignia concerns
“It’s like carrying the power on my back.”
Drug testing cut at summer events as synthetic opioids emerge
“The biggest risk is taking too much or mixing drugs.”
NZ rescue team returns from Vanuatu quake mission
The team is now resting, but NZ's aid to Vanuatu continues.
South Island hydro lakes overflow after record lows
Hydro reliance keeps electricity prices low.
AI system achieves human-level performance on general intelligence test
The model demonstrated impressive "sample efficiency."
Short bursts of high-intensity activity daily can profoundly impact heart health
As little as two minutes a day.
Bird flu virus shows mutations in first severe human case in US, CDC says
The risk to the general public remains minimal.
Report proposes bold reforms to tackle local government dysfunction
Make Local Council Great Again
New research reveals ‘CO₂ saturation point’, suggesting benefits for plant life and minimal warming impact
“We like CO₂, so should you.”
Father where art thou? The toll of legally unaccountable fathers on children and families
“Legality and morality are not hand-in-glove."
Brian Tamaki calls out John Tamihere and Māori elite after news Waipareira Trust to be deregistered
One of New Zealand’s largest charity scandals.