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As the Government reviews the future of inter-island travel, new revelations have surfaced about contract negotiations, exit costs and whether the mega...

Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ On Air Dozens of frustrated frontline police officers are waiting for sign-off from the New Zealand police force...

The Ministry of Health has been removing vacant roles, though workers have been told these savings are not enough to ensure it meets its savings targets -...

Officers say the offer is "an absolute joke" and "farcical" amid a cost of living crisis and a "tough on crime" government.

By RNZ
Police officers are firing back at an “insulting”, “disgusting” and “demoralising” pay offer amid a cost of living crisis and demanding conditions.


An 82-year-old Mount Maunganui pensioner who goes to the swimming pool every morning and enjoys a beer or sherry before dinner is seeking a like-minded fla

About a month after initially voting to bring back a resolution to provide $100,000 for the public use of the Marshalltown Arts and Civic Center (MACC), which b

The head of the police union says the government made a "clearly wrong" choice to give billions in tax cuts to landlords and police a "dismal" pay offer.

Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has alluded to Sports Minister Chris Bishop’s attendance at an anti-doping symposium in Switzerland in a stoush over housing int

When asked whether he would accept the offer, as a former police officer, Mark Mitchell said "that was then, this is now".