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The findings of a Waitangi Tribunal report on Māori appointments to regional planning committees under the incoming Natural and Built Environments...
www.massey.ac.nz
Retirement planning remains as important as ever for New Zealanders with inflation becoming a significant factor to take into consideration.
Newshub
Inflation rising to 7.3 percent could be cause for concern for those planning or nearing retirement.
Asia Times
Should your community welcome digital nomads – individuals who work remotely, allowing them freedom to bounce from country to country? Our research has found that workers are eager to embrace the f…
todayfm.co.nz
Justice Minister Kiri Allan explained this crackdown is the second part of a broad range of measures she and Minister of Police Chris Hipkins are implementing.
the Guardian
Once a beacon of possibility for Māori workers, the Essity paper mill at Kawerau is becoming a symbol of what has been lost
RNZ
Explainer - Local body elections are round the corner but should we give 16-year-olds voting rights to lift low participation rates?
RNZ
An expert warns Lotto is impacting poor communities "by stealth" and says it has hidden in the shadows as the spotlight shone on pokies.
Stuff
OPINION: New Zealand’s Government shows every sign that it’s in need of some restraint, and no sign it’s willing to consider any.
Stuff
OPINION: "Increasingly, people are coming to politics with long-held ambitions for political power, rather than idealogical passion."
Newshub
Police withheld the 2020 report for a year on the grounds that "the integrity and effectiveness of the internal audit and assurance process" was at stake.
Newshub
A scathing report on how to tackle methamphetamine harm in New Zealand said the "current approach is failing communities and whānau."
E-Tangata
“The care and protection and the youth justice system has failed to serve the interests of our mokopuna. It continues to fail them today.” — Judge Frances Eivers.
Stuff
The rising cost of lettuce and tomatoes has meant fewer salads and more sausages for the Petrovs, one of five families battling historic high levels of inflation.
RNZ
Explainer - Local body elections are a big yawn to many but having a say in who runs our cities and towns is important. RNZ has some pointers that might spur you on to vote.
Stuff
Turnover in the public sector is on course to hit a record high amid pay freezes, a tight labour market and a cost of living crisis.
Stuff
Wellington editor Anna Fifield has been talking to public sector leaders to try to find a better way to make sure the New Zealand public is informed.
ZB
High energy costs have been blamed for New Zealand going from a trade surplus a year ago to a deficit in the June quarter. Total exports of goods and servi
Newsroom
Whether pumping petrol or fouling streams, sometimes environmental regulations make it just seem easier to go with the flow.
todayfm.co.nz
Just because you aren’t affected right now, doesn’t mean you won’t be in the future.
Newsroom
In a breakthrough for those pushing for voting reform, a Government review signals it will recommend changes to encourage more representative and far-sighted decision-making.
Newshub
A recession is now almost certain in Europe - here's how Kiwis will be impacted.
RNZ
A firefighter is warning that trust in FENZ has deteriorated to a point where it cannot be regained unless there are changes in management.
RNZ
The latest data from credit bureau Centrix shows overall arrears went up 13 percent year-on-year in July.
Newshub
But more than 112,000 Kiwis haven't provided their details to IRD.
RNZ
Tory Whanau has won the Wellington mayoralty, with Phil Mauger winning in Christchurch, Jules Radich prevailing in Dunedin and Wayne Brown claiming victory in Auckland. Follow RNZ for results as they come in.
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