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Newsroom
Until officials and ministers stop focusing on narrow funding buckets and siloed action plans, and start focusing on people, little will change in addressing homelessness, says Jo Cribb
Māori Television
With just a few days left for local body election candidates to get their nominations in, district councils in Whanganui, Ruapehu and Rangitīkei have not...
Māori Television
A controversial new Reserve Bank (Te Pūtea Matua) research report has found key areas where changes could improve Māori entities’ access to capital, starting...
RNZ
Some home buyers are already experiencing negative equity in their home as market prices continue to decline.
Newsroom
Dr Kimberley O’Sullivan explains why households using prepay electricity are at greater risk of energy hardship.
RNZ
New Zealand has almost 100 earthquake-prone hospital buildings, with 35 in high-risk seismic zones.
Newshub
It comes as New Zealand faces high inflation and falling house prices.
Newsroom
A circular future requires bold government leadership, a shift in mindset about our relationship with the natural world, and collaboration on a scale never seen before, writes Alina Siegfried. | Partner Content
Stuff
Everyone's definition of "comfortable" is different. This is how much your version might cost.
Newshub
The Auckland Domain will see two protest groups on Saturday.
RNZ
Police are facing enforcement action from the Privacy Commissioner for breaches of obligations in relation to officers photographing people.
Stuff
OPINION: Co-governance is happening in many forms, but tension between traditionally understood democracy and the evolution of Treaty could prove politically potent.
The Conversation
The people hardest hit by climate change are invariably those who are more vulnerable. We need to pay more attention to the root causes of vulnerability and address poverty and inequity.
ZB
Regulatory changes may be needed to bring more competition to the building supplies sector. A Commerce Commission draft report into the building product se
todayfm.co.nz
Buckle up, people. We're in for a bumpy ride.
RNZ
From our water supply to our polytechnics, we're eschewing regional control for a more centralised approach. Why?
Newsroom
Officials running a pilot scheme in Rotorua forgot to collect data and create measures to determine what difference it had made for those in the motel-based accommodation.
Newsroom
Draft report says designers, builders and building consent authorities show favouritism to tried and tested local products, at expense of competition and consumers
RNZ
The impact of high unemployment rates would be worse for people than high inflation rates, says the Council of Trade Unions.
RNZ
Competition for the supply of key building products is not working well as it could, says the Commerce Commission.
Greenpeace Aotearoa
A members bill from Te Pāti Māori Co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer has been drawn from the ballot at Parliament today proposing legislation that would ban seabed mining in Aotearoa
Stuff
OPINION: A third of professionally managed investments apparently have a sustainability focus. That’s either great news or a huge exaggeration.
RNZ
Ngāi Tahu will get guaranteed representation and decision-making powers on Canterbury's regional council Ecan.
Stuff
"There are now people who have it in storage that are trying to dump it. It’s a funny old world," one construction company's owner says.
Newsroom
The first ever National Adaptation Plan sets the country down the crucial path of preparing for a warmer, wetter and more dangerous world.
Stuff
The first instalment of the Government’s cost of living payment will be paid out today. So who is eligible, and how much will you get?
Newshub
High inflation, rising interest rates and winter are putting extra pressure on Kiwis.
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