Dita De Boni largely agrees with columnist Jenny Dillon's argument that working mothers have never had it so good.

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Claims working mothers should quit complaining because they "have never had it so good" have prompted anger from women's groups who say juggling parenting and work is no easy task.

Britain's most senior police officers slam the social-networking giant for refusing to adopt a "panic button".

The govt-appointed Welfare Working Group will consider unemployment insurance among options for reforming the social security system.

Joshua Peter Brennan should get credit for the moral and physical courage required to break his link with the Mongrel Mob, Judge Raoul Neave said today as he jailed the armed robber for nine-and-a-half years.

Maori and Pacific high school students have finally started closing the gaps with their European counterparts in NZ schools.

Jim Anderton fears that opponents of the All Blacks at the Rugby World Cup could be forced to avoid a hailstorm of beer cans.

NZ has one of the highest school dropout rates, with the sixth-lowest high-school completion rate in the developed world, a report has found.

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