Fears cost saving could hamper quality of recruitment in the public sector
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Greg Harford said historically Government intervention had not delivered better prices.
NZ will have a housing surplus in 12 months - Kiwibank
The country's housing shortage is shrinking fast as new builds outstrip demand.
New Speaker's warning to expelled MP after fresh accusations
Adrian Rurawhe will be the second Māori to hold the role of Speaker.
Man reveals 'simple' Lotto loophole that won him over $40m
Jerry Selbee tells The Hits hosts Jono & Ben winning the lottery is "simple math".
Moving on up: Inside NZ's lowest-ranked rugby province's revival
King Country's on a mission to end 100th season on a high after 2021's last-placed finish.
Harry Styles hits back at 'queerbaiting' accusations
The Watermelon Sugar singer has defended himself against critics.
'Years of torture': Ex-student details alleged historical sexual abuse at top school
King's headmaster says he's deeply sorry after a former student details alleged abuse.
NZ airline releases 'all-you-can-fly' tickets
A thousand tickets for three months of unlimited travel around New Zealand for $799.
River flooding costs hit $100m a year
Weather-related damage may soon be as destructive as earthquakes.
How much it will cost to repair Nelson damage - and why the bill could become even bigger
Natural disasters are becoming more common thanks to climate change.
Brooke van Velden: Innocent Kiwis no longer feel safe, and that's not okay
As long as criminals face weak consequences, we'll risk turning into next Johannesburg.
Wellington breathes sigh of relief as protest dissipates
Brain Tamaki reckons up to 6000 people came to protest. Police think it was about 1500.
Post-pandemic divorces: Kiss goodbye to a big chunk of your nest egg
If your relationship was also a casualty during Covid, it comes with an added sting.
Hapless ram-raider leaves watch, one Croc and blood at crime scene
Liquor store raider left empty-handed but inflicted significant damage to the store.
Children of Ukraine: Tears after Kiwi funding approved to give refugee children school essentials
NZ Government and World Vision team up to give children of Ukraine school essentials.
Facebook fight: Mayoral hopeful's bid rocked by stoush over six-figure bill
Mayoral candidate Viv Beck lost access to early campaign websites after bill wasn't paid.
Consumer brands giant Unilever becomes certified B-Corp
The maker of Persil, Dove and Magnum can't guarantee its prices will stay the same.
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Exercising rural women's right to mental wellbeing
Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks to Kate Ivey.
More Sharma drama? MP's expulsion opens opportunity to speak even more freely
Gaurav Sharma could use his expulsion to deliver another broadside against Labour.
'Resetting boundaries': Why Kiwi workers are joining the 'quiet quitting' trend
What is 'quiet quitting' and why are workers doing it?
Vertical farmer 26 Seasons to seek $5.5m for expansion
Vertical farmer 26 Seasons is seeking capital to expand its Foxton operation.
Own goal: Sky Sport Now upgrade hit by glitches
Sky says issues are being urgently addressed.
'I felt like a lamb to slaughter': Kiwi musician questioned about sexual violation claims
The accused's defence lawyer suggested the musician consented to any sexual activity.
Tamaki announces new political party; holds 'mock trial'
Today's protest is led by Destiny Church founder Brian Tamaki.
Medical adviser who defied Trump's Covid response to retire
President's chief medical adviser continued to speak out after being sidelined by Trump.
Hospitals ordered to book surgery for thousands
The 7500 people who had been waiting longer than a year are to be booked by August 31.
NZ's richest man Graeme Hart: 'You can do what I have done'
Forbes Billionaires 2022 rich lister encourages next business generation to take risks.
Parliament protest: The dangerous ideas motivating the protesters
This protest is not about Covid-19, says a researcher on disinformation.
Lianne Dalziel: What's the best public transport alternative to the single car commute to work?
OPINION: Single occupancy vehicles are not the way of the future.
Mahuta was associate minister when husband's firm awarded Govt contract
The contract was awarded to Nanaia Mahuta's husband on a "sole source basis".