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Seven secondary students from around the Mōtū have issued different challenges on how Aotearoa can move towards being a racist-free country, at the Race Unity Speech Awards national finals in Auckland on the weekend.

Black swans are fouling Dunedin’s Tomahawk Lagoon, but getting rid of the birds would not be a straightforward process, a report says. The...

Rodent outbreaks in supermarkets might become a more common occurrence due to climate change, a recently published academic health paper says. ...

Aotearoa New Zealand workforce driven to highest burnout risk by job insecurity

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Yesterday — the anniversary of King George V’s accession to the throne — HMS Dunedin was gaily decorated with flags. At noon the ship’s company was...

Public health experts are warning that by dismantling protections for our drinking water, the Government is risking a repeat of the Havelock North campylobacteriosis outbreak that left four dead and thousands ill.

The total damage to houses in a major earthquake at Glenorchy would be at least $100 million, a new report says. The socio-economic impact...

Community organisations making child welfare reports to Oranga Tamariki say it’s not uncommon to be met with delayed decisions or silence, even on high-risk...

The number of dams across Otago that could need a new "potential impact classification" shows how sensible recent changes to dam safety regulations...