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The Tiger Tea bus is getting a cool new friend — a talking police highway patrol car. The 2017 Holden Commodore, complete with a soundtrack of...

Two trams integral to the Dunedin network from the 1920s and 1930s could be moved on from the Toitū Otago Settlers’ Museum’s collection. The trams...

Long-term St Marys resident is long-forgotten these days, but deserves a place in our country’s story as a true hero

Ministers have stepped in to delay controversial plans that education chiefs believe could pave the way for dozens more children to join Medway grammar schools

You might think that, if anyone could pull off the establishment of a treaty, a great poet and a great policy maker, working in harmony, would surely have the best chance. By John Honner

In late May, the General Medical Council (GMC), which acts as the chief watchdog for UK doctors, dropped a 30-month probe into Duffy over the contents of the emails. But Duffy maintains the emails could still put him in the frame for potentially criminal charges.

Do NHS staff feel safe to whistleblow? And when they do – what happens? While the public messaging speaks of a “duty of candour”, the reality…

He is giving a talk at Wrexham Library on Tuesday July 11, as part of the Meet The Author series, he will give a talk entitled My Life As A Writer.

This is an extract from Reaching Through Time by Shauna Bostock. The Aboriginal history of Bundjalung Country and the personal journey of an urban Aboriginal woman.

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