Markets will be braced for the Monetary Policy Statement at 2pm today. Keep Reading

Worries about money is also now considered to be the biggest impact on New Zealanders' mental wellbeing. Keep Reading

2021 was the worst year on record for drowning deaths since 2011, with 91 New Zealanders dying in the water, of whom 28 were Māori. It’s the highest number... Keep Reading

ANALYSIS: The Reserve Bank governor faces his last rate-hiking decision before the barbecue season. So what kind of summer does he want us to have? Keep Reading

In NZ, governments reap benefits from urban growth, councils don't - they just have to spend more. Solving this growth-stymying conflict is going to need more than resource management reform, writes Dr Eric Crampton  Keep Reading

National is ignoring the weight of evidence against enforced military-style camps for young offenders, according to a lawyer who has represented survivors of some of NZ's worst cases of abuse in state care. Keep Reading

A Treaty of Waitangi claim over a proposed housing project in Hamilton, has been filed by hapū Ngaati Wairere with the iwi saying it has never been consulted... Keep Reading

NZ needs to grow renewable energy, but barriers remain. Keep Reading

New Zealand is not on track to meet United Nations climate change emission targets, nor the ones set domestically. Keep Reading

Iwi and community leaders on the East Coast are deeply concerned about the loss of farming land to overseas forestry use. Keep Reading

Three iwi are decisive in the future of the North Island's skifields. First settle the claim over Tongariro National Park, they say, and then talk about skiing on the sacred maunga. Keep Reading

Premiums and excesses have skyrocketed while coverage has dropped, forcing some retailers to forgo insurance. Others refuse to report attacks in order to avoid their own insurance costs rising.  Keep Reading

The Reserve Bank is set to deliver the biggest hike in the official cash rate in more than 20 years on Wednesday, as it looks to step up its fight against rampant inflation. Keep Reading

UK coverage kicks off with focus on treatment of migrant workers and gay people, and corruption at Fifa Keep Reading

The 2022 World Cup kicks off with a visually striking opening ceremony before the first match between hosts Qatar and Ecuador. Keep Reading

The Reserve Bank will issue its final monetary policy statement for the year on Wednesday - and forecasts don't look good. Keep Reading

“The need for constitutional transformation has become quite clear in the Māori world over the last 12 or 13 years.” — Professor Margaret Mutu. Keep Reading

There has been progress - but too many children live with poverty and violence Keep Reading

Australia's Home Affairs minister Clare O'Neil has ignored its controversial 501 deportation policy when speaking about the rights of New Zealanders living in Australia. Keep Reading

The campaign is targeted at young men and focused on consent when partying and alcohol are involved. Keep Reading

Where is the justice for young people whose mental health is impacted by being incarcerated? Keep Reading

Recently, I have often been asked whether we (New Zealand or the World) are experiencing a stagflation. There is no meaningful ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer. You have to define the term before deciding what is going on. Keep Reading

A victim's advocate is describing sentencing discounts for offenders as a courtroom "lolly scramble" that lets survivors down and offenders off the hook. Keep Reading

Economists are concerned people are becoming over-accustomed to high inflation, making it even harder for the Reserve Bank to contain. Keep Reading

Documents Sport NZ has been fighting to conceal for 18 months reveal psychologist warnings over canoe racing environment. Keep Reading