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University of Auckland professor Sir Collin Tukuitonga says the problem will only get worse amid a shortage in targeted resourcing.

Christchurch's first kura-a-iwi has spent a decade in old, decrepit buildings.

An open letter calls on Chris Bishop, Tama Potaka and Wellington City Council to do more.

Once considered mainly a hospital problem, methicillin-resistant infections are now common in the community.

The question facing its people is no longer just about mining - but about identity, sovereignty, stewardship, and the ocean that binds them all.

Can we inherit the effects of trauma physically from past generations? New research is beginning to shed light on how gene expression factors code stories of our past into our present. Audio

Nurses begin the next round of their industrial action from Monday,, as they push for better staffing levels.

Health NZ needs to explain how the sickest patients will not be left behind in the push to outsource more surgeries to private hospitals, says the government watchdog.

GP clinics will soon receive funding based on factors such as age, sex, rurality, socioeconomic deprivation and morbidity, but not ethnicity.

A pay equity advocacy group is making an urgent appeal to the UN to investigate the government's changes to pay equity laws. Audio

As generative AI advances at breakneck speed, it is upending assumptions about which jobs are "safe" from automation.

A Pacific advocate for youth homelessness says the country must address poverty and systemic inequities to fix the housing affordability crisis.

A Pacific advocate for youth homelessness says Aotearoa must address poverty and systemic inequities to fix the housing affordability crisis.

He was one of dozens of submitters who presented at the unofficial People's Select Committee. Audio

Co-leaders Chlöe Swarbrick and Marama Davidson have visited communities throughout the country, as part of a nationwide roadshow.

A national hui in Taranaki brought all 15 boards together for the first time since their establishment in 2022.

Simeon Brown says the government were doing several things to positively impact the region's economy. Audio

Analysis: As New Zealanders digest the news about government plans to scrap NCEA, we should also consider the role prestigious schools plyaed.

The Social Investment Agency will prioritise social services working with children of families with complex needs. Audio

The National Certificate of Educational Achievement will be gone by 2030, after more than 20 years as New Zealand's official secondary-school qualification.

The Ministry of Social Development should be embarrassed at how inaccessible it is for people with disabilities, the woman says. Audio

This is despite grocery prices stabilising last year.

Lynette Wall did not think her retirement would be like this. She dreamed of freedom and travel. Audio

Lara Greaves was blunt in her assessment of the voting system, calling it difficult to navigate, particularly when it comes to updating or changing enrolment details.