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Namulau'ulu Nu'uali'i Eteroa Lafaele is calling for resourcing, representation, and equity to be central to AI policy.

But supporters are calling on their party to stick to its values as it takes stock.

While the government talks up AI-driven productivity, its strategy offers little protection for jobs, ethics, or equity. Audio

The ACT Party is hosting its annual rally in Auckland, and unveiling a policy to help competition in the supermarket sector.

The ACT Party's "red tape-busting" Regulatory Standards Bill (RSB) threatens to harm patients by undermining the public health system, health experts are warning.

New Zealand has now joined other countries in tackling the AI opportunity, and challenge.

Classic monsters and creepy new hits are doing what billion-dollar blockbusters couldn't - get people back in theatres. Video

Marques Tominiko has returned from Parliament feeling proud of how he represented his people, but he thinks that South Auckland remains under the radar.

They're turning off hot water cylinders for days, heading to bed as soon as it is dark and eating tinned food cold to keep the lights on, Age Concern says. Audio

Analysis: The government is expanding access to ADHD diagnosis, but experts warn medication alone won't fix NZ's systemic shortfalls.

About 300 people attended the meeting for answers on why they are paying for blood tests, travelling to Dunedin for basic scans and waiting months for children to see psychiatrists. Audio

One Auckland foodbank recently had to cap the number of people getting food parcels.

The bill, described by Elon Musk as "utterly insane", is expected to pave the way for a redistribution of wealth from the poorest 10 percent of Americans to the richest.

Research into gender-based violence and family violence has for the first time examined a wider set of data, to get a clearer picture of deadly violence against women and children. Audio

Rural people are also under-served by the current approach to healthcare funding, the College of Surgeons says. Audio

The country's health minister says the rise in new HIV infections is "deeply concerning", with cases doubling since 2010 and an estimated 30 people contracting the virus daily in 2024.

The new report has shown elective surgeries in the public system were often "not equitable or timely".

Female directors are earning more than their male counterparts in private sector boardrooms, the Strategic Pay survey shows.

Childhood vaccination rates have dropped in 21 out of 36 countries that were included in the study.

Eugene Fayerberg is not a cancer specialist, but says he and his colleagues are increasingly the ones to find cancer in patients coming into ED. Audio

The study found that 3 years after moving into public housing, alleged offences and court charges among young people reduced by 11.7 percent and 10.9 percent more than the general population.

A desperate father moved into a storage unit in an industrial zone with his 5yo daughter, paying $430 a week for space with no fresh air or natural light.