Defence Minister Judith Collins has announced the recipients of the Minister of Defence Awards of Excellence to Industry, highlighting the significant contribution they make to New Zealand’s security, ...

New Zealand’s Parliament became the stage for a historic act of defiance when Te Pāti Māori MPs performed a haka during the ...

So why has international instruments like Human Rights Watch (HRW) and other Organisations and the corporate media so desperately wanting to interpret the foreign policies of France and US, toward ...

The Secretary of State has determined and certified that Cuba did not fully cooperate with U.S. counterterrorism efforts in 2024 and should therefore be certified as a “not fully cooperating country” ...

Barrett, is not finished with his efforts to raise awareness about the need for Māori perspectives in local government. He ...

Whakatāne district councillor Gavin Dennis is seeking improvements to Matatā’s Moores Bridge after a debris flood overflowed the bridge causing State Highway 2 to be closed in March. The bridge ...

Ashburton's community is backing a standalone business unit for the future delivery of the district’s water services, ...

In the wake of the country’s biggest visitor industry event Trenz, held this month in the city, Local Democracy Reporting looks at Rotorua’s path to tourism recovery. Five years ago lives changed as ...

Learning support in schools is at breaking point, with some schools fearing a child is going to die in their care because they cannot provide the appropriate supervision, according to a new report.

Horowhenua District Council acknowledges proposed design changes to the Ōtaki to North of Levin Expressway (Ō2NL) announced ...

An additional charge has been laid over a man’s death following an alleged assault at a Papatoetoe bus stop last month. On 27 April, 61-year-old Peter Te Kira was located with injuries at a bus stop ...

You are going to hear a lot about government spending this week. But how does it actually work? Where does the money come ...