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Strikes in Gaza kill 120 as Trump talks of turning territory into 'freedom zone'
It also warned that Gaza was not "for sale" hours after US President Donald Trump again floated taking over the territory and turning it into "a freedom zone".
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Cyberbullying in spotlight amid proposed social media ban
Greater protections against cyberbullying needed regardless of whether social media is banned for those aged under 16, experts say.
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'Vindicated': Social services relieved after damning OT report
The Auditor-General said not knowing the impact cuts would have on children and their families was "unacceptable". Audio
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'Adds insult to injury': Unclear how much abuse in care redress will reach survivors
Some $533.5 million has been earmarked, but the Minister's office cannot confirm how much will be spent on administration.
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Health NZ confirms roles cut, despite ongoing legal challenge
The departments affected include Hauora Māori services, Pacific health, procurement, planning and funding, and auditing.
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'Burnt out, no pay parity': Health workers share struggles
One district nurse says she has never seen things so bad.
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Nurses Organisation holds public meeting
A public meeting organised by the Nurses Organisation has heard stories of patients with acute spinal injuries having to wait for specialist care, psychiatrists struggling to keep up with their… Audio
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Which numbers in the Budget are 'real'?
The language of the Budget sometimes takes a professional to decode. The Detail takes a look at what's real and what's nominal.
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Israeli military strikes kill scores in Gaza, medics say
It comes as Palestinians commemorate the 1948 'Nakba', or catastrophe.
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Warren Buffett reveals why he's stepping down
The Berkshire Hathaway guru says he won't be spending his retirement watching soap operas.
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'More needs to be done' to reverse dire well-being ranking
Aotearoa has been ranked last in the world for child and youth mental health in the latest UNICEF report.
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Teacher pulled fingers and swore at students, made fun of kids with learning disabilities
Wendy Hopwood's registration has been cancelled after she made fun of students and ripped up their work.
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Health NZ confirms roles cut, despite ongoing legal challenge
The departments affected include Hauora Māori services, Pacific health, procurement, planning and funding, and auditing.
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More than 7000 Capital and Coast staff paid $60m after holiday pay botch-up
Health NZ on Thursday paid out more than $60 million to thousands of current staff in the Wellington region for incorrectly calculated holiday leave.
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NZ ranked last in OECD and EU countries for suicide rate
Rangatahi advocates and mental health workers are calling for urgent action to reduce New Zealand's alarmingly high suicide rates among Maori and Pasifika youth. A just-released UNICEF report ranked… Audio
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New Zealand has highest child suicide rate - report
A UNICEF ranking of wealthy countries has ranked Aotearoa last place for youth mental health. Audio
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'There weren't any profanities': CTU meets with Workplace minister
A 'frank' half-hour meeting was Brooke van Velden's first with the Council of Trade Unions since 2023.
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New mothers embracing Ayurvedic remedies
Some women in the Indian community are turning to Ayurvedic postnatal care after childbirth.
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Oral Questions for Thursday 15 May 2025
Audio 15 May 2025Questions to Ministers Hon BARBARA EDMONDS to the Minister of Finance: Does she stand by her statement about the pay equity changes that "the process that we have set up is fair. It's robust"; if so… Audio
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Springbok wing dies at age 37
Cornal Hendricks scored against the All Blacks in a tight 2014 test in Wellington.
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NZ has highest child suicide rate in wealthy countries: UNICEF
A new report has revealed New Zealand has the highest suicide rate for children out of the world's wealthy countries, at a rate of almost three times higher than the average. Hauora Aotearoa chief… Audio
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New Zealand has highest child suicide rate - report
A UNICEF ranking of wealthy countries has ranked Aotearoa last place for youth mental health.
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Booze delivery fuelling harm, experts warn
Three-quarters of alcohol deliveries to Auckland homes were being handed over without checking IDs or simply left on the doorstep. Audio
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'Schools will clam up': Concern over new-look ERO reports
The Principals Federation worries the changes are too hard on underperforming schools.
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Pacific news in brief for 15 May
A round-up of news from around the region, including new dengue cases reported in Tonga.
![A dengue outbreak was declared in Tonga on 19 February. Google translate of caption: While visiting areas confirmed to be infected with the Mofi Tengi virus, outside staff of the Ministry of Health or Health Inspectors are visiting houses to reduce the number of mosquitoes. easily injured by this fokoutua.
During the shooting, [spraying] schools that have already had students infected with Mofi Tengi and schools that are vulnerable to Mofi Tengi.](https://media.rnztools.nz/rnz/image/upload/s--1byM0o3u--/c_crop,h_552,w_883,x_0,y_245/c_scale,h_552,w_883/c_scale,f_auto,q_auto,w_288/v1740609429/4KBBYI5_Tonga_spray_jpg?_a=BACCd2AD)
