Manurewa marae investigation findings delayed, broader public service impact expected
The findings are expected to impact public trust across the public service.
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At 24% return on revenue, Tamihere-led charity beating 93% of top NZ companies
More than double their value four years ago.
Big Tech Firms Forced to Pay for News
Under this new system Meta would have to ask itself: do we still want to do business in Australia or not?
Engineer denied residency due to son’s autism sparks debate
“We have a lot to contribute to this country.”
Auckland foodbanks warn of closures amid funding crisis
"Hundreds of thousands rely on us."
NZ police officers’ China trip sparks foreign influence concerns
“This has all the hallmarks of political tourism.”
Sugary drinks linked to higher heart risks than sweet treats, study finds
Don't drink your calories.
History professor cancels lecture after National Library censors content
“Everything can be read as political.”
Consultancy firm to pay USD $650m for role in OxyContin sales push, ex-partner to plead guilty
“We should have appreciated the harm opioids were causing in our society.”
Researcher links ‘Blue zone’ extreme age claims to poor records, not health
“They’re only alive on pension day.”
Government to reintroduce pay cuts for partial strikes amid public service disruptions
“Rebalance the rights and consequences of industrial action.”
Government eyes ‘golden visa’ revamp to attract wealthy investors
Only 35 applications approved in the last two years.
Government unveils second plan to tackle family and sexual violence
“Another important milestone”
Pet bonds and no-cause evictions reinstated
Housing Minister Chris Bishop called the changes “sensible” for landlords and tenants.
Deputy Police Commissioner under investigation
Both the Police Minister and IPCA declined to comment.