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Residents are wondering whether there are better ways to empower them to clear up after storms.

Marae are welcoming the governments funding boost as a "good start" for the marae communities who turn out time and time in the wake of severe weather events. Tauranga Moana...

"I've seen Judith and I know she's got a great intellect, she's got a great sense of humour, but most important she's cared a lot for our people and our staff," Christopher Luxon says.

The ministry has lost nearly NZ$36 million in government funding, but its chief executive says the budget cut does not affect delivery of support.

Punaruku's Ōtetao Reti Marae led the response to last week's storm, providing shelter, food and power to a community cut off by flooding and slips.

It recorded over 285.5mm of rain over the weekend.

Starlink has withdrawn their satellite services from Papua New Guinea.

Analysis: We look back at this year's Parliament in data, including just how much coffee fuels our democracy?

The regional Iwi Partnership Boards were set up in 2022 to ensure the voices of Māori are heard in healthcare decision-making.

Despite years of challenge from political parties and established schools, the construction of the New Zealand Graduate School of Medicine was marked off with a groundbreaking ceremony. Audio

The theme for this year is "Protektim langguis an kalsa blong yumi", which translates to "Protect our language and culture".

Pharmac can fund tests for use even when they have not been approved as safe and reliable by Medsafe - something that needs to change, a new study says.

The Integrated Data Infrastructure system - run by Stats NZ - is hard to use and badly in need of an upgrade, say experts who rely on the data.

A high-profile emergency doctor has been selected to stand for the Labour Party against former Health Minister Dr Shane Reti.

The university paid for the upgrade, which includes the opening of a new teaching building three years ago. Audio

More than 180 roles have been lost since November 2023 through the closure of the crown-owned science and innovation entity.

Scientists do not know what the next pandemic will be - or when it will hit - but they are certain about one thing: it is coming.

The government is doubling down on its support of new on-farm tools to cut greenhouse gas emissions, following its decision not to price agricultural emissions.

Internal advice shows the Ministry for Pacific Peoples minister was warned that replacing the traditional census with administrative data would have negative implications.

The government is doubling down on supporting the development of new tools to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on farm with a new co-investment, following its decision not to price agricultural…

The NZ First leader stopped short of a commitment to kill the bill outright.

University of Auckland graduate Mia-Mae Taitimu-Stevens is living this year's Te Vaiaho o te Gagana Tokelau theme.