A new government subsidy will pay employers up to $16,000 for each new apprentice they train from August. Keep Reading

Australia and Pacific nations have been mentioned as bubble border buddies, but what other countries pose a low-enough risk to consider? Keep Reading

Authorities in Beijing have imposed a soft lockdown on the entire city, after the Chinese capital reported more than 100 new locally transmitted coronavirus cases in the past five days. Keep Reading

"As I was flying home, I heard a bunch of plastic rumbling. I look to my right and this is what I see." Keep Reading

The long-awaited independent review of the health and disability sector calls for two new health agencies to be created in order to oversee a system with far fewer District Health Boards. Keep Reading

A new Māori Health Authority would be set up. Keep Reading

David Clark dropped back eight places to now number 17 in the party's rankings yesterday. Keep Reading

One Twitter user took the president's logic to its extreme and suggested, "If you stopped charging people with murder you'd have no murder convictions." Keep Reading

Good morning and welcome to The Bulletin. In today's edition: List of infrastructure projects for fast-tracking announced, Labour releases list for election, and concerns raised about police firearms vetting process. Get your shovels out – 11 projects have been announced to start imminently after Keep Reading

"Bringing in that experience for Labour is no doubt helpful." Keep Reading

The Aotearoa Society of the Cook Islands has joined the call for New Zealand to open up its borders to allow travel with south Pacific nations that are free of Covid-19. Keep Reading

TVNZ is consulting with staff over cutting between 70 and 90 jobs. Keep Reading

"We're in new territory - there are many factors to consider in this." Keep Reading

The first weekend at alert level 1 drew massive crowds of rugby fans to matches in Auckland and Dunedin - but hospital emergency departments across the country also felt the impact of the return to normality. Keep Reading

The Prime Minister responded to criticism over contracted Government workers not being paid the living wage. Keep Reading

WASHINGTON (AP) — After months away from the campaign trail, President Donald Trump plans to rally his supporters next Saturday for the first time since most of the country was shuttered by the... Keep Reading

Consulting engineers say some government agencies are insisting that if firms cut staff pay to survive, they pass these cuts on as a cost saving on public projects. Keep Reading

The Associate Transport Minister is pointing the blame at the NZ Transport Agency for the stalemate which means Auckland's light rail project won't get Cabinet sign off before the election. Keep Reading

Consulting engineers say some government agencies are insisting that if firms cut staff pay to survive, they pass these cuts on as a cost saving on public projects. Keep Reading

The jobs aren't glamorous but they're necessary, says Shane Jones. But will they appear? Keep Reading

As health officials back away from officially declaring NZ Covid-free, expert says they should reveal data. Keep Reading

A capital landowner has been able to legally clear hectares of native bush on their property without needing resource consent from the council. Keep Reading

Global tourism has been decimated since COVID-19 hit Keep Reading

Parts of China's capital are locked down after its first new coronavirus cases in nearly two months. Keep Reading

Thousands of New Zealanders have marched at Black Lives Matter rallies in Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin this afternoon. Keep Reading