A former member of Black Power says the Government’s proposed gang patch ban won't work and could lead to members getting tattoos of patches. Video / New Zealand Parliament
Roles tackling child exploitation, extremism and money-laundering are on the line.
OPINION: Lifetime gang member Denis O'Reilly speaks to the parliamentary committee.
Minister Paul Goldsmith expects the patch ban will be enforced before the end of the year.
New Zealand's cultural integration model for GPs needs work, study finds.
The plan is to 'give order to the rather disordered collection of buildings and spaces'.
Te Pāti Māori MP calls it a 'destructive and ineffective piece of law-making'.
Summons to Children’s Minister is breach of its constitutional position, he says.
PM says the legislation will target serious repeat offenders, regardless of ethnicity.
OPINION: The capital needs more than just sunshine right now.
A grandstand going for apartments but the latest study shows fewer cranes on our horizons.
The agency is looking at cutting 447 net roles in its change proposal.
Up to 18,000 people with diabetes will soon get free access to life-saving technology.
Reinstating Three Strikes was both National and Act policy in their election campaigns.
The Auditor-General says he's concerned at aspects of the coalition's new bill.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon defending job cuts for front line staff during a live press event in Wellington.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee announcing the Government is to bring back the Three Strikes law.
The PSA says jobs would be cut from airports and counter-terrorism teams.
Pensioners who own units in a council-run affordable housing scheme that's up for sale in Auckland say tensions have flared since they were barred from voicing their concerns.
Labour is warning against allowing three MPs the right to fast-track infrastructure.
It comes as a number of agencies are cutting jobs in their search for savings.
OPINION: National social cohesion approaches seldom work. Local efforts are vital.
The kōhanga reo says it won't be able to cover costs through May and June.
OPINION: Kiwis are leaving at record rates, recalling NZ's great late 1970s brain drain.
One family said they hand-delivered a sample to the post office and it still arrived late.
OPINION: Luxon, Peters, Willis, McClay all doing NZ's mahi.
Data shows jobs in central government are down significantly, and applications are up.
The MBIE is considering axing one of only two senior fire engineers in the country.
Around half of the foundation's income is from Government contracts.
Act leader David Seymour warns Waitangi Tribunal it has picked a scrap with the wrong MP.
Karen Chhour says job cuts at OT won't compromise care.
Owners with construction scheduled in as little as two months have been left in the lurch.
The PM has landed in the Philippines after a quick visit to Thailand's capital Bangkok.
New research reveals ongoing support is needed for homeless people.