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The Blues and Chiefs will be facing off before a packed-out Eden Park for the Super Rugby Finals. The game kicks off at 7:05pm this Saturday, tickets for the match selling out within a couple of hours. Former All Blacks coach and Blues Board
Environmental awareness and the risk of dolphin bothering seems to have been behind SailGP’s decision to withdraw its racing from Lyttelton next year and move the whole kit and caboodle to Auckland. You may remember they looked at Auckland bu
The news New Zealand is out of a technical recession isn't necessarily cause for celebration. Stats NZ figures show GDP rose 0.2% in the three months to March and 0.2% in the year to March. But Herald Business Editor Liam Dann told Kerre Woo
New Zealand’s health and safety performance seems to be dire still. In 2013, an independent taskforce identified three key failures in the country’s health and safety system in the wake of the Pike River tragedy. Eleven years later, Newsroom
Gerry Brownlee, the Speaker, wants to boost security for politicians while they're out and about in the community before something goes very wrong. Something has gone pretty wrong in that Green MP James Shaw was assaulted in the street as he wa
Boosting Parliament security is a work in progress. MPs have shared experiences of threats and intimidation, and some say the Parliament protests were a catalyst for greater concerns. The Speaker's looking into the possibility of giving Parl
Let's start with the announcement yesterday from Chris Bishop allowing people to build small granny flats without requiring consent. It's followed through, the coalition government, on its promise to cut red tape around the resource consent pro
Labour's leader continues to call the Government tax cuts poorly timed. The Government's pouring $14.7 billion into it and giving landlords a $3 billion boost. The tax changes kick in late July against advice from officials who recommend wait
You do not have to go back very far to find a news story about a New Zealand Prime Minister having his or her trip disrupted by a shonky 757.The Prime Minister's trip to Japan, with an accompanying trade delegation, was disrupted over the week
A report by the Ministerial Advisory Group reviewing English and maths learning, has recommended annual checkpoint tests for students.It recommends children in Years 4-6 learn handwriting, including cursive handwriting, and study the "conventi
General consensus our Defence Force plane is embarrassing New Zealand.The Prime Minister and his delegation were stranded in Papua New Guinea - en route to Japan - after two fuses blew while the 757 was refuelling.Chris Luxon took a commercia
So it turns out we suck at saving for retirement. We’re really good at ticking the box and signing up for KiwiSaver, go us! The Retirement Commission said yesterday that 90% of people getting paid a wage or salary have signed up to KiwiSaver
Fieldays is in full flow at Mystery Creek in Hamilton and there’s a bit for farmers to celebrate this week. Or at least sigh with relief over. On Tuesday, the Government announced agriculture would not be included in the Emissions Trading Sc
This week is Men’s Health Week, aiming to cull the number of Kiwi men dying from preventable illnesses. They encourage men to start with the small steps that can enable them to turn their health issues around. On their website they say that ‘
As emails keep hitting the inbox—or the letters hitting the letterbox if you’re still supporting the postal system—telling us of price increases for all sorts of things. From the cost of our energy, to insurance premiums, to our favourite strea
New Zealand’s largest Build to Rent complex opened this morning. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Housing Minister Chris Bishop cut the ribbon of Resido, a new development in Auckland’s Mount Wellington. Bishop said that there is no silve
Ram raids are down more than 80% for the month of April, compared to last year. Police have identified 12 ram raids in April 2024, compared to 64 in April 2023. Sixty-four! That wasn't even the highest. There was a peak in August 2022 when ther
Questions have been raised after the death of a baby boy in Te Kuiti. A homicide investigation's been launched after the 10-month-old couldn't be revived on Saturday afternoon. His injuries are thought NOT to be accidental and Oranga Tamarik
In an ideal world, I would rather not dig up the ground and the sea bed to extract their resources. But we created certainly not an ideal world, but a comfortable world precisely because mankind learnt how to do that, to extract the riches from
Mark Story is the Deputy Editor at Hawkes Bay Today – he recently wrote an opinion piece about working remotely at cafes, after being banned from Smiths in Napier for ‘table-hogging.” He interviewed hospitality owners from around the country,
Do you know what we need after a big night of celebrating Newstalk ZB cleaning up at the radio awards? We need pothole chat, that's what we need. Have a listen to Simeon Brown, the transport minister, talking about the $4 billion pothole preve
Chef Tony Astle from Parnell’s iconic Antoine’s restaurant joins Kerre Woodham to dive into his the good and the bad of dining experiences both around New Zealand and internationally. He digs into the service, the decor, and of course, the foo
Every two weeks on a Friday, I send a silent thank you to the payroll people at NZME who put the pot of gold into my account that pays my bills. My paycheques are bit like one of those jump jets that lands on an aircraft carrier ever so briefly
Ahead of Dry July, Canterbury Rugby teams are being challenged to pick alcohol free alternatives. Throughout June, South Canterbury Rugby Football Union is teaming up with Te Whatu Ora, Fire and Emergency, the Police, and South Canterbury Road
When I was hunting around trying to find a new home a couple of years ago, looking at everything, among the everything I looked at was a number of apartments in the city. City life appealed. I could walk to work, walk to the theatres, walk to t
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