'Boot The Bill': Plea For Government To Put A Stop To Military-style Camps
Save the Children New Zealand launched the 'Boot the Bill' campaign on Friday. Jacqui Southey, child advocacy and research ...
‘It Feels Like The Drinkers Have Won’
Victoria Hearn is a volunteer and trustee of the Ōtara Gambling and Alcohol Action Group (OGAAG), an advocacy group that has ...
Tauranga's First Māori Ward Councillor Mikaere Sydney Resigns
Tauranga's first Māori ward councillor Mikaere Sydney is resigning after never being able to take up the job because of ...
Country Life: Conditions On The Farm
On farms, soil moisture levels are well up on last year and stock are in excellent health. Merino properties are in ...
Low Downforce Lindblad Untouchable At Teretonga
Likened to the super-low downforce characteristics of Monza by teams, Lindblad’s M2 Competition team opted for a lower ...
If The Government Wants Science To Have An Economic Impact It Has To Put Its Money Where Its Mouth Is
The report is strongly and deliberately focused on the potential economic impact of science and research. The authors outline how this must be supported by a properly functioning system. According to ...
Three Lotto Players Share $1 Million
Three lucky Lotto players from Christchurch City and Lower Hutt will be dreaming big after each winning $333,333 with Lotto First Division in tonight’s live Lotto draw. The winning tickets were sold ...
Sir Julius Chan, One Of Papua New Guinea's Founding Fathers, Dies Aged 85
Sir Julius, 85, passed away in his home province of New Ireland just after midday on Thursday, marking an end to a long political career spanning half a century. Papua New Guineans dubbed him the ...
The Maunga Owns Itself: Taranaki Histories And Apologies
The personhood is not bestowed on the central maunga in isolation, but on "a living and indivisible whole comprising Taranaki Maunga and other tūpuna maunga [ancestral mountains], including Pouākai ...
Rickets Sees Resurgence With 20 Cases In Four Months
Ben Wheeler, professor at the University of Otago's Department of Women and Children's Health, said last time there was a significant rise in rickets in Aotearoa - about a decade ago - there were 60 ...
Myanmar: Four Years On, Coup Leaders Ramp Up Violations To Unprecedented Levels, UN Finds
GENEVA (31 January 2025) – Myanmar’s military ramped up violence against civilians last year to unprecedented levels, inflicting the heaviest civilian death toll since they launched their coup four ...
How Kiwis United to Collect 5,269 Handbags in Grace Millane's Memory
Every year between Valentine’s Day (14th Feb) and International Women’s Day (8th March), thousands of Kiwis assemble and donate handbags filled with essential items to help women passing through Women ...