Power bills set to surge as several higher charges take effect
Most Kiwis are paying too much for power and could offset the latest price rises if they switched providers or plans, an ...
'Island in the wilderness': Rural residents challenge Bay of Plenty boundary changes
The Representation Commission is consulting on its electoral boundary review that will see changes to the Tauranga, Bay of ...
More than 1000 rugby, league ex-players sign up for concussion lawsuit
"The claimants are suffering with a range of life-altering neurological conditions," the firm representing them says.
Workplace Relations minister announces plans to relax health and safety laws
The announcement was the third tranch of proposed changes to the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 put forward by van Velden this week. She said the changes were a part of wider health and safety ...
No armed drones in NZDF arsenal, but tests continue
The NZ Defence Force (NZDF) says it does not have any armed drones, but is involved in experiments with them. Killer drones have featured heavily in Russia's war in Ukraine and many militaries - ...
Tasman famers pin hopes on forecast rainfall
A farmer in the drought-stricken Tasman District says the heavy rain forecast for tomorrow will be a much-needed relief.
Construction to begin on NZ's biggest solar farm
Climate change Minister Simon Watts will help turn the first sod this morning, at what promises to be New Zealand's biggest solar farm. Climate change correspondent Eloise Gibson reports.
How to talk about death
Scott Marlow is head of service delivery at Public Trust and joins Emile Donovan to answer all your uncomfortable questions about wills.