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A child playing on a playground. File image. Source: 1 NEWS Of those surveyed, 11.2 per cent of secondary students had witnessed adults in their home hitting or physically hurting each other, and 10 per cent had been hit or physically harmed themselves in the last year.  The latest Child Poverty Related Indicators (CPRI) Report for 2019/2020 has been labelled as "grim reading" by the charity Child Poverty Action Group, who said it showed "our children are suffering unnecessarily".  Spokesperson for the group Innes Asher said "when one out of...

Good morning and welcome to The Bulletin. In today's edition: Fears of mid-year vaccine shortage, new report shows child poverty indicators not improving, and SFO charges laid over donation to Labour. Understandably, there's pretty high demand for the Covid vaccine right now. But will the demand

Your playlist will load after this ad None of those facing charges are sitting MPs or current Labour Party officials. Source: 1 NEWS None of those facing charges are sitting MPs or are current or former officials of the Labour Party, a statement by the Serious Fraud Office stated.  The people are entitled to seek name suppression, "therefore the SFO will not be naming any defendants until any name suppression issues have been resolved". The charges were filed yesterday. The Serious Fraud Office launched an investigation in July last ye...

"The tone of the debate did not reflect well on Parliament as a whole." Your playlist will load after this ad The House Speaker accused a man of sexual assault, after previously apologising to the same person for falsely accusing him of rape. Source: 1 NEWS Ardern spoke to Mallard this morning.  "He retains my overall confidence, however I have expressed serious concerns to him about the manner in which he conducted himself in the House last night. It did not meet the standards I expect. Your playlist will load after this ad ...

People walk past a MIQ facility. Source: Getty Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins announced the change today, after the opening of the trans-Tasman bubble freed up hundreds of extra MIQ spaces and had give the Government "options to manage risk in ways that were not previously available". The new changes would see all returnees in a particular 96-hour window be put into the same MIQ facilities until it is full or the time period is over. "The facilities will then 'lock down' for a 14-day cycle with no additional returnees allowed until aft...