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Opinion - The government deserves credit for determining that nature in Aotearoa is in serious trouble, however, the goals it has identified and the actions needed aren't aligned, Matthew Hall and…

Employees have high expectations for their return to work - and a good cup of coffee is one of the essentials.

The most visible political wannabe in New Plymouth is keeping ratepayers guessing about whether he'll actually stand for mayor or not.

The Queen has pulled out of this year's State Opening of Parliament and the reading of the Queen's speech, Buckingham Palace has announced.

Melbourne City secured the A-League's minor premiership with a 2-1 win over the Wellington Phoenix in Melbourne.

The Productivity Commission says New Zealand needs to take another look at its strict regulations on genetically modified organisms – or we could risk missing out on important innovations that improve…

There's a lot on the cutting block. ACT would reverse various efforts to curb climate change, increase defence spending, freeze the minimum wage, and abolish some government agencies.

The government will spend $230 million on its apprenticeship boost scheme as part of its Budget this year.

A pricing expert says it's possible petrol could stay at the $3 per litre mark for the next few years.

As more people opt for two wheels to get around, bike thefts are also climbing, with more than four per day on average reported stolen in Christchurch.

Returning Afghanistan to the dress code enforced during their previous time in power, Taliban has ordered all women to veil their faces when in public.

The Teaching Council received reports that 225 teachers were dismissed for refusing to comply with the vaccine mandate.

Cruise ships are likely to return to the Banks Peninsula this summer, but in far fewer numbers than before the Covid-19 pandemic.

Comment: When even a congratulatory high-five can be misconstrued, we need to ask how we get the balance right, writes University of Auckland senior lecturer in sport coaching Blake Bennett.

A Wellington man who claims police threatened to trespass him from an Anzac Day memorial if he displayed an Armenian flag in memory of genocide victims says it is "shameful".

Some immigrants are applying for refugee status because they've tested positive for HIV in New Zealand and are worried the government will kick them out.

Conservation minister Kiri Allan says she is looking forward to hearing people's views on proposed changes to conservation concession processes. Audio

The Angel Association says record investment in young companies and start-ups isn't sustainable.