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Health inequities between Māori and non-Māori adults cost $863m a year, study finds
A university professor says the inequity is 'an unconscionable breach of human rights'.
Inquiry launched into Dunedin paedophile ring claims
The Presbyterian church is saddened by the statements that have been made.
Rotorua is a ‘ghost town’ due to emergency housing crisis, commissioners hearing told
Rotorua has become a "ghost town" because of the rise of motels serving as housing.
Man dies on walking trail near Arrowtown
A man has collapsed and died in bush on a walking track near Arrowtown.
Murder-accused granted bail in fatal Momona stabbing case
A 20-year-old murder-accused man has been granted bail at a hastily arranged hearing.
Jack Tame: If Jacinda Ardern does take a UN job, the US Federal Reserve’s actions might be why
OPINION: I’ve been swallowing hard at just how much stuff costs.
Letters: Wayne Brown, JPs, Yevgeny Prigozhin, and 7 Saint Vincent
OPINION: Letters on Creative NZ, Greens, ram-raiders, John Roughan, and Liz Truss.
John Roughan: Wayne Brown may be the bull in the china shop of NZ’s assets
OPINION: When I voted for Wayne Brown I had no illusions about his economics.
Editorial; Third Covid wave below the radar
Testing of arrivals, while we had it, was an early warning system for the country.
Steve Braunias: The Secret Diary of Jacinda Ardern
Something seemed to be bothering the people of Dodge, but who could say what it was?
Te Wānanga o Raukawa seeks independence from the Crown
Te Wānanga o Raukawa wants to better reflect the way it operates and works with iwi.
Wellington rape trial draws to a close
Jury faces the difficult task of trying to resolve very different accounts.
Brett O’Riley: One quick fix to worker shortage
OPINION: Employers association boss says a solution is right under our noses.
Zakaria Hazaranejad: Who will speak up for the Hazara people?
OPINION: 'Terrorist attacks on Hazara in the last year have caused more than 700 deaths.'
Letters: Consumer price index
OPINION: Letters on inflation, post-Covid recovery and more.
Nurses at three private hospitals strike over pay, conditions
Nurses say they have been negotiating 18 months and are now at an impasse.
Inquiry told of Dunedin paedophile ring
Alleged paedophile ring and destroyed records have surfaced during a royal commission.
Rape accused called police about online threats
Defendant says he received 'thousands' of abusive and threatening messages.
Letters: Official cash rate, urban planning, sequestration, and Gaurav Sharma
OPINION: Letters on issues of concern.
Editorial: Hungry for answers on child nourishment
OPINION: Our editorial on 55,000 children arriving at school with empty stomachs.
Mike Hosking: 10 more reasons this Govt won’t get a third term
OPINION: When it comes to delivery, this lot couldn’t deliver pizza.
Rae Julian: Fifty years since we adopted the Equal Pay Act
OPINION: Former Human Rights Commission member Rae Julian reflects.
Woman allegedly pulls knife on schoolgirl in central Dunedin
A woman has been arrested after making threats this afternoon.
Attempted gunpoint burglary leaves Remuera man ‘shaken’
He was returning to his home in Remuera when two men followed his car into the driveway.
'People are dying here': Grassroots moves to stop Gisborne gang war
Community members are starting a grassroots movement to stop surge in street warfare.
Bryce Edwards: Resignation brings unpredictable and intense byelection
OPINION: Get ready for a hard-fought and intense by-election in Hamilton West.
Opinion: Food bank queues about to get longer
OPINION: Queue of people needing food parcels this Christmas will be even longer.