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An Alliance Of Elites: The deep, deep cynicism of the Crown is almost admirable. To forestall a revolt from below – led by the Māori workin...
ASB expects house prices to keep falling until mid-next year and interest rates to remain high until 2024
Newshub
Inflation is "going to take a while to get down to a sensible level", ASB says.
Newshub
"We were just all treated like mushrooms and kept in the dark," one Pike River mother says.
Māori Television
Children’s Commissioner Judge Frances Eivers (Ngāti Maniapoto, Waikato) is worried the Oversight of Oranga Tamariki System and Children and Young People's...
todayfm.co.nz
There’s something seriously wrong when the passionate, hard-working people who have our lives in their hands can’t get the pay and resources they deserve.
NZ Herald
The mayors and chief executives of Northland's three district councils are all changing.
Stuff
Victims of tragedies such as Pike River and the March 15 attack hope to save future survivors from being ignored, retraumatised or being given conflicting information.
Stuff
OPINION: We embody the extreme end of the exhausted, apolitical part of the country who want nothing more than to get back to normal.
Māori Television
Demonstrations are taking place across the motu today as primary care nurses hold rallies in five centres over pay issues with Te Whatu Ora Health New...
Newshub
"I still love New Zealand. If the government makes changes tomorrow I will cancel all my plans."
Stuff
Lisa Hansen wrote to Cabinet Ministers, police and Medsafe claiming the vaccine contained “nano-scale advanced technology” and calling for an immediate halt to the roll-out.
RNZ
Commerations are underway at Ōrākei marae in Auckland for the one-year anniversary of the Dawn Raids apology.
Newshub
Tony Alexander is predicting house prices to fall another 5-6 percent in 2022.
Māori Television
Photo: https://www.mrgslibrary.org/dawn-raids.html Last year Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern made a formal apology to the Pacific communities that were...
NZ Herald
The housing market is becoming more affordable but is still beyond the reach of many.
ZB
One of the country's most well known philanthropists is packing his bags, and leaving for Australia. Sir Ray Avery is ditching New Zealand as he's says he'
The Conversation
Kiwibank is now a state-owned asset. But the government’s reasons for rescuing the bank might not make a great deal of sense.
Stuff
The latest protest fell flat because many of the most active agents of misinformation have moved on to targeting local body elections. Charlie Mitchell explains.
Māori Television
One of the authors of the controversial He Puapua report says the indigenous collaboration arrangement signed this week between Aotearoa and Canada offers an...
RNZ
Queenstown businesses want New Zealand to attract high value tourists but not at the expense of those on a budget, after the Tourism Minister's pitch to big-spending travellers.
RNZ
One-third of children placed in state care have ended up serving a prison sentence, according to research tabled before the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care today.
NZ Herald
As long as criminals face weak consequences, we'll risk turning into next Johannesburg.
RNZ
Convenience store chain Night 'n Day is pledging to pass on to customers any savings it makes through wholesale grocery deals with the two big supermarket chains.
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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