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Christopher Luxon believes new Three Strikes law will benefit Māori
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon believes the new Three Strike Law will benefit Māori. Photo / Whakaata Māori Prime Minister...
High Court reserves decision on Waitangi Tribunal summons for Children’s Minister Karen Chhour
Children’s Minister Karen Chhour. Photo / Mark Mitchell The Government and Waitangi Tribunal claimants have clashed in the Wellington...
Herald morning quiz: April 23 – New Zealand News
Are you smarter than a robot? These questions were prepared with the help of the artificial intelligence chatbot, ChatGPT....
Vandals plague Southland town Lumsden’s public toilets
A public toilet block in a small Southland town is battling ongoing vandalism, forcing the council to explore new...
Driver admits causing crash that killed motorcyclist Anthony Keen on Tasman Highway
Anthony Keen was killed while out riding his motorbike on the Tasman Highway, west of Nelson, in January this...
Pedestrian located with serious injuries after suspected hit-and-run in Wellington
A pedestrian was located by a ride-share driver in Wellington on Sunday morning following a suspected hit-and-run. Wellington police...
Man punched woman unconscious outside Blenheim tavern over ‘hurtful’ comment about unborn child
A woman was knocked unconscious by a man upset she had made a “hurtful comment” about his unborn child....
Doctors’ strike: 2500 Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora employees to strike after pay offer rejected
More than 2000 doctors will go on strike next month after union members today voted to reject Health New...
Health explainer: Pharmac’s funding of glucose monitors a major step – with a few catches
Karen Reed, who has type one diabetes, used to do up to 10 blood tests a day to manage...
Te Awamutu’s Rosetown Print to turn a new page
Departing Rosetown Print owners Trudi (left) and David Morris with long-time employee Jayne Fortis. Photo / Jesse Wood After...
