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Temporary small homes could be used around the country instead of motels to provide temporary emergency housing which can eventually be owned as an asset,” says New Zealand construction company Site Scope. “Instead of millions in taxpayers’ dollars ...

Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ on Air Flags will be flying high at Waitangi, and many people will be wondering what they all stand for. Māori...

Thunderstorms and potentially destructive gales are expected to blast central New Zealand today as an intense cold front sweeps up the country, bringing ra

Holland America Line has opened bookings for its Australia and New Zealand cruise season from November 2025 to March 2026.

After a six-year hiatus, Aspiring Conversations festival is set to return, transforming Wānaka into a hub of intellectual exchange and cultural celebration. From 4-7 April the festival will host 14 events across three venues, featuring a diverse line up ...

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Government funding will go towards 35 different community events across the country to commemorate Waitangi Day in 2024. The Commemorating Waitangi Day Fund, administered by Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage, supports events that commemorate ...

I was reading Robert Mcculloch's most excellent “Down to Earth Kiwi” blog.  
His latest piece is an article on mass immigration and making the premise that

Some in New Zealand’s society today believe there is a Crown / Maori Partnership. Let's go back to the time Te Tiriti was signed by the chiefs and Governor Hobson who was acting for the Queen of England. It is agreed by those on both sides of the ...

Income inequality is a major challenge facing the new government, John Drummond writes. Our community of residents in New Zealand has long been...