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Te Whatu Ora admits Dunedin hospital cuts delayed opening
Te Whatu Ora has admitted the government's desire to cut nearly $100 million from the new Dunedin Hospital build has delayed its opening by almost a year.
Health officials fronted the public and… Read more Audio
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Open letter calls for pay gap transparency legislation
29 Mar 2023An open letter will be delivered to parliament this morning calling on the government to crack on with legislation requiring transparency from businesses on the pay gap.
The letter comes after the… Read more Audio
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Blockhouse Bay residents want land kept aside for elderly
29 Mar 2023Residents in the Auckland suburb of Blockhouse Bay say a new Kainga Ora complex is taking away land that was promised to pensioners.
The land was donated by a former resident of the area on the… Read more Audio
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NZers told possible participation in AUKUS would not threaten nuclear free status
New Zealanders are being assured talks underway for possible participation in AUKUS would not compromise Aotearoa's nuclear free status.
The alliance - between Australia, the United States and the… Read more Audio
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Education Minister on latest teachers strikes
29 Mar 2023Thousands of teachers are going on strike - again - today, saying inadequate pay is putting the future of secondary education at stake.
Secondary and area school teachers are warning the industrial… Read more Audio
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How do high schoolers feel about strike days off?
Thousands of secondary school teachers go on strike around the country today demanding better pay and conditions.
It's their second strike action in a month, as the Post Primary Teachers'… Read more Audio
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Barrister on Stuart Nash's cabinet breach
The National Party leader says former minister Stuart Nash should be gone from Parliament altogether.
Stuart Nash was last night sacked from all of his ministerial roles following revelations he… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 29 March 2023
29 Mar 202317-year-old Mily Clegg scored two goals as the Wellington Phoenix women kept alive their hopes of avoiding the A-League's wooden spoon with a 3-1 win at Adelaide United. Audio
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Government school reforms prompt backlash from teachers
The government's wide-ranging school reforms have prompted a backlash from teachers and principals
Groups including English teachers and Northland principals are urging the government to slow down.
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Luxon wants Nash fully gone from Parliament
29 Mar 2023The Opposition leader says former minister Stuart Nash should be gone from Parliament altogether.
Nash was last night sacked from all of his ministerial roles following a breach of the Cabinet Manual… Read more Audio
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Pacific advocates say warm homes critical to lifting kids out of poverty
Building thousands of good, big homes must be a cornerstone to lifting Pacific children out of poverty, say Pacific child advocates.
The latest Statistics New Zealand figures show little change in… Read more Audio
