Phil Pennington

Outgoing Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier has reprimanded Health NZ and called the fines for Official Information Act breaches "laughable". Audio

"The NZ Army will observe and learn from our ally and partners."

The company taking over the country's mobile speed cameras is running tests in the UK on how to use the AI-powered cameras to do just that.

The Prime Minister is calling for new norms on how armies use artificial intelligence, but also says rules are "giving way to power". Video, Audio

New Zealand has joined military exercises in the Californian desert testing the world's most lethal drones, even as the Pentagon moves to fully embrace AI. Video, Audio

Police officers who have been getting hurt putting out road spikes to stop fleeing drivers have had to wait seven years for something to be done about it. Audio

军费支出占一个国家GDP的2%成为特朗普口中负责任国家的投资标准，新西兰会跟进吗？

Analysis: New Zealand is being urged to spend 2% of GDP on defence, but is that possible and would it make a difference?

A recurrent stench from a Lower Hutt sewage plant that is so bad it has sparked numerous complaints since 2023 has prompted new investigations. Audio

Police have warned if they do not replace their out-of-date fingerprinting system it could compromise public safety.

A New Zealand military attache has been taking part in talks in Paris about Ukraine peacekeeping, but a soldier who was deployed in Afghanistan says NZ would have to scramble to raise a single… Audio

Satellite companies could plug the gap left by Trump's abandonment of Ukraine. Audio

The report suggests the country might have been better off sticking with the previous 20 district health boards. Audio

The sums do not add up around the salvage of the navy vessel off Samoa.

It would not make New Zealand any safer if the government followed the UK in cutting international aid to boost defence spending in Budget 2025, says an aid researcher.

The number of searches by officers on automated number plate recognition systems rose from 64,000 in 2020 to almost 700,000 four years later.

Analysis: The accelerating and dangerous world of advanced military technology is sparking more talks between governments, and more drones on the battlefield, writes Phil Pennington.

The NZDF has not said just how much is left on the ship.

A botched government IT project has had to pull in contractors from around the world to carry out a costly salvage job.

Police use of number-plate spotting systems has skyrocketed to nearly 700,000 times a year - or almost 2000 times every day. Audio

On Monday, the police said it would be working with the Transport Agency to complement each other.

Analysis: China is being called 'provocative' after live firing in the Tasman, but New Zealand has done the same. Audio

Government ministers are claiming it as a win, but what does new official data tell us?

There's $140 billion of projects being planned or built, but Treasury says it's "not sure" a key number is right.

Two firefighters wearing the wrong gear suffered sulphuric acid burns in a botched callout by a supplier delivering the acid to a damaging spill near Napier last year. Audio