
We're winning war on P, says Key
Prime Minister John Key today said New Zealand is winning the war on the drug P.
Prime Minister John Key today said New Zealand is winning the war on the drug P.
"The number of women [caught] was just amazing. Years ago, it was just men who were dumb enough to drink drive," a road policing manager says.
Eight families who say they need help to look after their disabled children have been left waiting almost a year for a decision by the Human Rights Review Tribunal.
Preventing two-year-olds witnessing family violence is at the heart of a new First Response pilot launched today.
The age for buying alcohol outside of bars should be raised to minimise harm to children and young people, Children's Commissioner John Angus says.
A new study has confirmed a long-held Australian belief - less-skilled Kiwis have migrated there at a higher rate than skilled professionals.
Recommendations which simply endorsed currently popular measures would have meant that the 2025 Taskforce had achieved nothing at all.
Australians live longer than we do, in bigger houses, and have more leisure time.
The 2025 Taskforce has delivered exactly the kind of extreme right-wing-policy prescription its critics had predicted it would.
A plan to close the wealth gap with Australia is "too radical" for Bill English, who says economic parity by 2025 is an "aspirational" rather than realistic goal
Booze checks in the greater Auckland area indicate the number of drunk drivers under 20 has risen by 77 per cent compared with three years ago.