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Freemans Bay hostel will house 52 homeless
James Liston Hostel in Freemans Bay has reopened after a $5m refurbishment.
James Liston Hostel in Freemans Bay has reopened after a $5m refurbishment.
COMMENT: Society lacks systems that identify complexities that produce racial extremism.
The study tracks 6800 Kiwi kids from 12 weeks before birth to 21 years old.
A lender gave a couple a loan - despite knowing they had already defaulted 22 times.
COMMENT: Shame, stigma, and fear keep women quiet.
Police are yet to find the next of kin for a man killed by a drunk driver on Queen St.
Change to welfare payments applauded, but an urgent increase still needed, advocates say.
"The amount of vitriol and hate was disgusting. I thought we were better than this."
Alfred Ngaro has apologised twice for his comments about abortion. He explains his views.
"Because it is technically a vehicle they wouldn't allow me to access my KiwiSaver."
Social bonds are a way to deliver services for improving environmental outcomes.
A secret feature has been discovered - and there is no easy way to turn it off.
Two-thirds of complaints to internet watchdog Netsafe are made by women.
EDITORIAL: The ultimate responsibility for teaching values lies with parents & caregivers.
NZ scientists are working on a test which could quickly tell if a driver is on drugs.
It was the most horrific conversation the call centre worker had experienced.
Behind a Hawke's Bay coolstore, cabins that could house people sit empty.
Meeting planned to calm tensions in Ōtara after gang shooting.
Children's ministry responds to growing storm about what happened at Hawke's Bay Hospital.
What happens when you give disabled people all the help they need? Govt is finding out.
Doctors say Govt should be educating Kiwis about the dangers of recreational drugs.
COMMENT: Hate speech law dramatically changes any understanding of equal rights.
The Greens will be underwhelmed by Government's response to a damning welfare review.
Auckland Council says it can only intervene if homeless are begging or using drugs.
Protesters are enraged at donations for Notre Dame as economic demands remain unmet.
EDITORIAL: Disquiet reflects frustration for worthy causes which struggle to attract cash.
Teenager was attacked because she had refused to withdraw her allegations.
'You wait for diagnosis, you wait for services, you wait to be seen for everything.'
COMMENT: Three years. That's what you get as a government to earn our support.