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Eyewitnesses described seeing the suspect run through London streets with a sword before he was tasered by police.

An Auckland school's efforts to get rid of asbestos has been so tough its principal thought of quitting the job.

Mackenzie Barry and Kosta Barbarouses have claimed the supreme honours at the Wellington Phoenix awards.

A survey conducted by the Post Primary Teachers Association found 56 percent of principals had to employ untrained or unqualified teachers because no one else applied.

Is money too tight to mention for Aotearoa's music makers? Seven local musicians at different stages of their careers tell us how they're making ends meet in 2024.

The pay rises are not particularly great timing when the public is doing it tough, ACT Party leader David Seymour says.

Hospitals around the country are not allowed to make a single hiring decision without the approval of Te Whatu Ora's head office, including for cleaners and administration staff.

Customers derive most of the value from cloud applications by pushing for results - long after go-live has come and gone. At Workday Innovation Summit 2024,...

The national house value dropped slightly in April, with an increase in listings favouring buyers, according to the latest CoreLogic figures.

The King told patients at a London cancer centre that he was doing all right.