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Five people have died on South Island roads in under 24 hours, prompting police and Automobile Association Otago to urge roads users to drive safe....

During February, DORA Te Waka Matihiko Hauora, a mobile learning centre, will be touring Te Tai Tokerau helping people join the growing numbers who are benefitting from having online access to their health records. Since November last year, Northlanders ...

Brace yourselves. Parliament returns today, after a long summer hiatus, and the resumption of normal transmission is no ordinary sitting day - today is...

OPINION Somewhere in a parallel universe, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon led a government delegation to Tūrangawaewae on January 20. He said they were...

It’s hard to keep a good flyer down, as the Hawke’s Bay Model Flyers Club again comes back from catastrophe to stage Warbirds over Awatoto. Its airfield was...

Willis said she would be engaging directly with iwi leaders to see how the government could get "better results for Māori".

After 40 years of service, Aotearoa Deputy Police Commissioner is about to button up his uniform for his final showcase. Wally Haumaha will be appearing as a...

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said New Zealand’s funding to the UN Relief and Works Agency wouldn’t be signed off until Foreign Minister Winston Peters

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer is the wahine co-leader of Te Pāti Māori, a political party in Aotearoa. Descending from Ngāti Ruanui, Ngāruahine and Ngā Rauru, she is a grassroots activist and environmental campaigner with a lifetime of fighting for indigenous rights. Candice Luke reports.

I am assuming you got as bored as I did over the break with the obsession—or mania, as Shane Jones quite rightly called it— when it came to ACT's idea of h