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Letters: New Zealand's infrastructure woes, marlin fishing, cellphones in schools - and comedy reviews - Vimarsana News

Letters: New Zealand's infrastructure woes, marlin fishing, cellphones in schools - and comedy reviews

New Zealanders can climb Mount Everest, send rockets into space, and win the British Golf Open but we can’t sort out our basic infrastructure problems. It...

Political Roundup: New Zealand's 'most powerful' lawyers revealed on Lawfuel power list - Vimarsana News

Political Roundup: New Zealand's 'most powerful' lawyers revealed on Lawfuel power list

OPINION To understand who it is that runs a country, it’s always useful to focus on the top legal figures. Usefully, the annual list of New Zealand’s most...

Letters: Transform Tank Farm into Think Farm; truancy; Treaty; Covid inquiry - Vimarsana News

Letters: Transform Tank Farm into Think Farm; truancy; Treaty; Covid inquiry

LETTER OF THE WEEK Sandra Coney’s letter ( NZ Herald , December 20) is absolutely right to call for more transparency from the council regarding what is...

Tens of thousands of parents miss child support payments - it's up to many of the remaining parents to figure out why - Vimarsana News

Tens of thousands of parents miss child support payments - it's up to many of the remaining parents to figure out why

Ex-partners hide millions of dollars in child support - and our system tells the remaining parent to investigate it for themselves.

After her divorce, Sue Boyce realised she would never get back on the housing ladder - Vimarsana News

After her divorce, Sue Boyce realised she would never get back on the housing ladder

JOHN BISSET/STUFF Sue Boyce was unable to afford home ownership after her divorce, but is now happy living in a tiny house she and her son built. In March 2018, home ownership was at its lowest in almost 70 years. Since then the median price has almost doubled and rent is up by a quarter. Stuff’s Off the Ladder series talks to those priced out of the market. It was a year after her divorce that Sue Boyce says she realised she would never own another home. She was 51, had five children to care for including two foster children, and wasn’t able to get enough equity out of the family’s ...