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France schools to close under third Covid-19 lockdown
French schools will close for at least three weeks as part of new national restrictions.
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Don't rely on Facebook for accurate vaccine info, PNG leader advises
PNG's Prime Minister has warned citizens against relying on information on Facebook to guide their approach to vaccines.
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Hundreds of managed isolation vouchers now available for April
Hundreds of managed isolation vouchers have come free for April, and authorities are urging travellers to snap them up.
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Covid-19 mortgage deferral scheme ends after almost a year
Data out from the credit reporting firm Centrix shows that at its peak 54,000 people had about 80,000 mortgages on deferral, which is about 7 percent of all mortgages.
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Covid 19: Mortgage deferral scheme winding up after almost a year
The mortgage deferral scheme winds up on Wednesday almost a year after it was introduced.
The scheme was rolled out in response to the pandemic to help mortgage holders experiencing hardship to defer… Audio
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Wellington rally will demand action against sexual violence
A rally will be held this evening in Wellington demanding action against sexual violence.
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Reti's decision not to get vaccinated with government his to explain - Collins
National Party leader Judith Collins says her deputy’s decision not to get a public vaccination early is his own to explain.
The Government is allowing ministers and spokespeople who hold portfolios… Audio
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New MP: National's North Shore Simon Watts
Every Wednesday - give or take - we introduce you to a first term MP, someone new to parliament and this week it's turn of National Party MP for the North Shore electorate Simon Watts. Audio
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South Wairarapa Mayor continues crusade for local banking
In a statement, an RBNZ spokesperson said the national authority "encourage every banking sector participant to consider their role in supporting the needs of their customers and their access to…
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Port of Auckland bosses must look in mirror, Minister says
It's not credible Auckland port bosses were oblivious to the extent of safety problems at the company, according to the Workplace Relations Minister.
An independent report has found systemic failings… Video, Audio
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American Samoa Governor writes to US territory counterparts over citizenship
American Samoa's Governor has asked for support in his administration's stance on self-determination, currently threatened by federal appeal.
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Invasive wasps learn to share resources
Audio 30 Mar 2021Invasive wasps are sharing resources rather than competing with each other, and it's a worrying finding for conversation. Dr Julia Schmack talks to Jesse about why this poses such a big problem for… Audio
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Euthanasia: What happens if the drugs don't work?
Palliative care experts who say we are woefully unprepared to introduce assisted dying are asking ethical and legal questions about euthanasia.
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Four travellers fined for entering NZ without Covid-19 test
Scrutiny is falling on pre-departure safeguards for travellers coming into New Zealand, and an expert says they are letting too many Covid-19 positive cases through. Audio
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Euthanasia: Palliative care experts say country unprepared
Palliative care experts want answers on euthanasia, saying the country is woefully unprepared to introduce assisted dying at the end of this year.
They're calling for legal advice on what to say to… Audio
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Euthanasia: What happens if a procedure fails?
What happens if a patient doesn't die during a euthanasia attempt?
That's one of a number of ethical and legal questions being asked by palliative care experts who say we are woefully unprepared to… Audio
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Euthanasia: What happens if the drugs don't work?
Palliative care experts who say we are woefully unprepared to introduce assisted dying are asking ethical and legal questions about euthanasia.
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South China Sea military risks rising, APSI security summit officials warn
Military leaders say trade routes in the South China Sea face increased risk and New Zealand cannot be complacent about it.
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Eleven more people die of Covid-19 in PNG
PNG has recorded eleven new Covid-19 deaths, increasing the country's total number of Covid-19 related deaths to 51.
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Secret council workshops: The 'black hole' of transparency
Workshops are in a problematic kind of no man's land for local government law and rather than being the exception, they have become the rule, a legal expert warns.
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Wood supply uncertainty: Tariffs on export logs suggested
A building sector figure says the government could introduce a tariff on logs sent to be processed overseas, as small building crews face uncertainty over timber supplies.
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Indications Bonus Bonds final tally will be rosy
People who left money in the now ended Bonus-Bond scheme look set for a windfall gain.
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Wood supply uncertainty: Tariffs on export logs suggested
A building sector figure says the government could introduce a tariff on logs sent to be processed overseas, as small building crews face uncertainty over timber supplies. Audio
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Merger and acquisitions market off to strong start in 2021 - report
Australian dealmakers are expected to make the most of the face-to-face advantages an open border with New Zealand would offer, according to a report by legal firm Chapman Tripp.
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Wellington Regional Council miscalculated tax deductions for nine years
The Wellington Regional Council has been over paying and under-taxing its staff for almost a decade.
