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$60m boost to help protect 170 librarian jobs, provide free internet at libraries
The major funding package, part of Budget 2020, was announced today
Covid-19 tracing app 'unusable' for those with vision problems
Experts in technology for the disabilities have slammed the Government over the app.
Little life, big loss: Miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal death in New Zealand
Thousands of parents go through the loss of a baby each year - why don't we talk about it?
Whakaari / White Island eruption leads to internal review
It will review the department's roles and responsibilities for offshore islands.
'We want to get this right' - Hospitality NZ
Clubs and casinos to reopen with gambling set up around social distancing requirements.
'Tip of the iceberg': Jump in porn and gaming addiction
Gaming and porn use during lockdown has been big, says specialist.
Overseas holidays no longer a dream prize
Prizes offering overseas holidays are being swapped for domestic travel
'A wedding isn't a matter of life and death': Celebrants' shock, anger after lockdown nuptials
Celebrants from around the country are angry the wedding went ahead despite lockdown.
Covid-19 coronavirus: Truckies and service stations at odds over use of public loos
Councils appear to be getting on board with toilets but service stations aren't yet.
Coronavirus: Wellington City Council calls urgent meeting
Council finds way around the rules so meetings can continue during self-isolation.
Coronavirus: Move to relax rules for local council meetings
It means decisions could still be made when councillors tune in via audio or video link.
Going around in circles: Kiwi's attempt to become a NZ citizen again
Woman who relinquished citizenship finds it's not easy to get it back.
Financier fined $2.6m for ignoring fishy transactions from business mogul
The offending was described as 'insidious' in the first case of its kind in NZ.
Charity boss spent 82 days on the golf course - on top of leave days
The time spent playing golf eclipsed Donald trump's 40 days on the green.
Charity probe clears Brethren-run kiwifruit giant
Lengthy investigation by charity watchdog clears $400m agribusiness Trinity Lands.
Most common surname in New Zealand revealed
Ask someone what the most common surname in NZ is and invariably the answer is Smith.
Local government has minimal oversight of White Island
Local government hands-off in White Island access and tourism watch.
Kiwis watch 'concerning' amount of 'step porn' - Chief Censor
Kiwis favourite porn subject 'surprising and a little bit shocking' Chief Censor says.
'It was awesome': Charles and Camilla charm crowd during Auckland walkabout
Prince Charles spoke openly about New Zealand matters with our politicians today.
Big crowds welcome Charles and Camilla at Auckland's waterfront
Big crowd welcomes royal pair at Auckland's Viaduct Harbour.
Royal Highnesses impress locals throughout Auckland
Day two of their New Zealand royal tour saw them visit several places throughout Auckland.
Editorial: The following contains objectionable material
Editorial: Censorship is sometimes necessary to protect the most vulnerable people.
Porn block: Minister wants laws to curb online access
Minister has ordered officials to prepare legislation restricting porn access.
'No horsing around' - Internal Affairs issues warning over office sweepstakes
People organising the office Melbourne Cup sweepstake today have been given a warning.
The 444-day crisis that 'changed the world'
The crisis that set the US and Iran on a collision course that changed history forever.
Christchurch mosque shooting video game: Vodafone NZ blocks site
Chief Censor says depraved video game has no place in NZ.
'Abhorrent' video game based on Christchurch attacks banned
Game celebrating "white extremist mass murder" banned along with European document.
Generation Debt: Students with $400k loans too scared to come home
Huge student loan debts are making many expat Kiwis afraid to come home.
'We need Ghostbusters': DIA staff say building is haunted
A private forum has government staff seriously discussing ghosts invading their office.
Immigration says sorry for questioning validity of NZ citizenship
Immigration adviser files complaint against INZ to Internal Affairs Minister.
Sands National Conference: How to rebuild your life after losing a baby
"Do you really want a life where there is no dancing?"
Political candidates warned against virtual cash handouts
Warning comes after Howick local board candidate hands out virtual cash on WeChat.
Google hosting more ads that break its own rules
Google has taken action after adverts it hosts have ripped off Kiwis