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We’re not officially into winter yet, but as the days get darker and the nights get colder, many of us are starting to come down with bugs and viruses.From flus and sore throats to the common cold, there's a lot going around already – and that
The coalition government’s first Budget is out on May 30.After a rush to find savings, cancelling multiple major projects and cutting back the public service, Finance Minister Nicola Willis has been tempering expectations for a splashy budget.
One of the Government’s most contentious bills is now before select committee. The Fast-Track Approvals Bill is designed to speed up the process on consenting major projects, from transport initiatives like roads, to major housing development
Amid continuing unrest in New Caledonia, our Defence Force is preparing rescue flights for about 250 stranded Kiwis.Protests in Noumea have been escalating after violence broke out over proposed changes to voter lists – with six dead and hundr
The years-long saga of Julian Assange could finally be at an end – in a decision crucial not only to what happens next for the infamous whistleblower – but for press freedom as we know it.14 years after his site, Wikileaks, published hundreds
Major earthquakes may not be a regular occurrence in New Zealand, but the threat of them is often in the back of our minds.With a major faultline running through the middle of the country, you only have to look to the events in Christchurch an
There’s a new movement on social media in response to celebrities’ views – or lack thereof – on the war in Palestine. “Blockout 2024” started with an inconspicuous video of a TikTok influencer posed outside the glamorous Met Gala with the sou
The National-led Government is continuing its crackdown on gangs.Police Minister Mark Mitchell this week announced New Zealand will get its own National Gang Unit and district Gang Disruption Units.The announcement follows a rise in gang viol
As the world becomes increasingly online, the lines between work life and home life are becoming increasingly blurred.When you can check your emails on the same device you use to stream TV or talk to friends, avoiding that late night question
The conversation around New Zealand's power supply is heating up again, just before winter.Last week Kiwis were told to conserve electricity amidst a cold snap, over concerns there was not enough power to supply the country.This is not the fi
Auckland Council’s financial situation has been under the spotlight for months now.With costs rising, the council has been trying to find some ways to save money without cutting back on services.Those decisions have ranged from removing rubbi
Head injuries and sports players have been a hot topic of debate in recent years.While the risk of concussions and long-term injuries has been well known for decades, recent concerns have arisen about how those injuries can turn into long term
To tax sugar, or not to tax sugar – that's the debate that’s raged on for years.More than 100 countries worldwide have taxed sugary drinks, but New Zealand hasn’t made the plunge yet.As the number of countries making the move to tax sugar inc
Last week, former Green Party co-leader James Shaw delivered his valedictory speech, marking the end of his decade in politics. But, rather than a smooth transition to a new era, just a few hours later, Green MP Julie-Anne Genter sparked outcr
Last week, former Green Party co-leader James Shaw delivered his valedictory speech, marking the end of his decade in politics. But, rather than a smooth transition to a new era, just a few hours later, Green MP Julie-Anne Genter sparked outcr
The rate of women killed by an intimate partner in Australia has increased by nearly 30% in the year 2022-23, compared to the previous year.And the deaths of dozens of women across the country this year alone has prompted mass protests – with
The Government has put improving education as one of its top priorities.Yesterday, Education Minister Erica Stanford announced plans to refocus education around ‘structured literacy’, with that teaching style winning the so-called ‘reading war
In the weeks since Warner Bros Discovery and TVNZ announced cutbacks in their newsrooms, much of the focus has been on what this means for journalism in this country.The moves come amid wider belt-tightening across the television sector, as fa
Youth crime has been a hot topic over the last two years, particularly when our youngest offenders are involved in brazen robberies and violent ram raids across the country.NZ Herald senior crime reporter Anna Leask has been travelling across
It’s time to put away your shorts and sunhats and start getting out your winter coats.Temperatures are dropping across the country as winter makes its mark on Aotearoa.And the big news here is that El Nino is starting to fade, and La Nina is
The concept of 15-minute cities is the idea that all daily necessities – like work, shopping, education, healthcare, and leisure – can all be reached with a 5-minute walk, bike ride, or by public transit. While the idea has been embraced by m
The Australian government has found themselves in a battle with billionaire Elon Musk and his legions of supporters. Australia’s eSafety commissioner last week ordered Musk’s social media platform X – formerly known as Twitter – to remove ima
Pressure continues to pile up on the systems intended to support our military veterans.The government agency charged with meeting veterans’ needs is cutting services and has a year-long waiting list.The VIP scheme, until now, had been seen as
The Coalition Government has seen its first cabinet reshuffle. Melissa Lee has lost her Broadcasting Minister portfolio and has been demoted out of Cabinet. Meanwhile, Penny Simmonds has lost her Disability Commission portfolio. To discuss
For eight months, New Zealand Rugby’s biggest test has been happening behind the scenes.NZR has been at loggerheads with the provincial unions about how to reform governance for the country’s most popular sport.The battle could be nearing an
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