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The vulnerability of Aotearoa New Zealand’s road ambulance service was highlighted by the announcement last month than the largest ambulance (Hato Hone St John) was looking to pull ambulances off the road because of rising fiscal deficits. It raised ...

The need to protect the rights of mokopuna and children was a common theme shared with diplomats at an event hosted by Te Kāhui Tika Tangata Human Rights Commission in Wellington. Māori and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) together with independent ...

A man who stabbed an Auckland bus driver with a hunting-style buck knife just below his heart has pleaded guilty to the vicious attack on the same day his

A man who stabbed an Auckland bus driver with a hunting-style buck knife just below his heart has pleaded guilty to the vicious attack on the same day his...

Union delegate slammed the workplace act as bullying and hazing and said it was embarrassing for Bunnings.

Dennis Maga, FIRST Union General Secretary, said staff and union members are devastated by the passing of Fa’anānā Efeso Collins and wish to offer their respect and admiration for a dedicated, kind and effective community leader. 'Efeso was ...

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Deloitte has issued its first receivers’ reports on five companies in the insolvent labour recruitment hire business ELE from which around 1000 were sacked...

First Union says there is a risk jobs could be lost if the Countdown rat scandal drags on. Woolworths New Zealand said its Countdown Dunedin South...

No rats have been caught at Woolworths' Dunedin South store in the past 24 hours, and plans are in place to reopen the store early next week.