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The union organiser says workers are losing money going to work as they grapple with low wages.
At the same time, the country's climate is changing, with warmer annual temperatures and a greater proportion of rain falling during extreme events.
The joint apology comes after decades of research into monoculturalism within the profession.
The former Labour MP says his switch to the Wellington City Council felt like a "natural step" - one that will come with a learning curve.
A massive landslide buried Russell Road under almost 100,000 cubic metres of soil, boulders and trees after a week of heavy rain in January.
They were found dead near Reefton on Tuesday.
The former Speaker of the House is being remembered as an ’almost universally’ loved leader.
The officer still had a long road to recovery and would need another three to six months, police said.
Two young children and a woman died.
Braydon Hepworth was last seen on England St in Linwood on 14 September.
The NRL club is entering the retail space, with a new store inside the country's biggest shopping mall.
A slice of backcountry Otago that helped bring a Lord of the Rings village to life is looking for a new owner.
East Auckland death: Murder accused due in court, police seek footage of two cars NZ Herald
The ACT leader tells Midday Report he’s done dummy runs into what the technology can do in government.
Hannah Tollison says she used a spreadsheet to track the hundreds of applications, with job-hunting itself becoming a full-time role.
Laura Clarke, now leading ClientEarth, says an EU complaint will test New Zealand's trade credibility.
The 33-year-old was due to appear in Auckland District Court today.
10月1日晚间，没有两大主要政党参与的小党派党魁辩论总体在理性和克制中结束，不过只有Winston Peters认为是在浪费自己的时间。
据悉，今年有超过17万青年选民未进行选民登记。
Famed for its summer Festival of the Lights, New Plymouth has put a twist on the audio visual experience and taken it indoors to the city's main theatre for the Darklight: Hidden World exhibition.
Polls have been filled with headlines about "kingmakers".
Tropical Storm Choi-Wan has brought strong winds and heavy rain to Saipan, forcing schools and government offices in to close and causing several power outages.
'I just can’t believe it': Shock as three people dead at South Auckland home NZ Herald
Electrify NZ 2.0 includes a review of lines charges and a new affordability objective, but Labour's dubbing it an "absolute fizzer".
Analysis: NZ First’s veteran leader spoke almost three times as much as the newcomer. But who won?
At its peak, four fire trucks, an aerial unit and a command unit were on scene.
Fire and Emergency said five crews responded to the house fire on High Street .
It’s taking a massive toll and destroying communities from cities to the regions But where is all the meth coming from?
Research shows only 57 percent of people considered natural hazard information when they purchased their most recent home.
The Northern Mariana Islands leaders say a struggling economy and damage caused by typhoons Sinlaku and Bavi have placed enormous pressure on people and the economy.
A neighbour says his children waved at a man at the home just 10 minutes before police showed up.
Fiji has one of the fastest-growing HIV rates in the world, with the government declaring an HIV emergency last month as one in 60 Fijian adults is now living with the virus.
A radar site near Horoirangi Peak has been chosen, with ministers citing repeated flooding in the region.
For farmers, working dogs are more than just their mate - they're considered a valuable farm tool.
A parliamentary delegation is breaking from campaigning for Adrian Rurawhe's tangi, while others are set to announce more policies.
The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons says there is a shortage in Tauranga and Nelson Hospitals where locums are used on a regular basis.
Improving freshwater quality, addressing agricultural emissions, tax and pests were key features at the rural issues debate in Waikato this week.
'Double waste': Overseas skills loss could drive up project costs nzherald.co.nz
Pilots are assessed and have to be classified as a "fit and proper person" before getting a licence.
A Nadi-based lawyer says the disappearance of nearly 40kg of cocaine from a Fiji High Court evidence vault could complicate the criminal case for which the drugs were seized.
For Ross Bannan’s small construction firm, the Govt’s investment break was an easy win. But only 13 of 498 large companies agree The post Inland Revenue rejects industry request for $1b Investment Boost change appeared first on Newsroom .
With $11 billion going into New Zealanders' KiwiSaver accounts over the past year, and a combined balance of almost $150b, it might seem that the answer is obviously yes.
The study tested and surveyed more than 4500 children in Years 3, 6, and 8 and their teachers last year.
The solar firm’s liquidators have filed proceedings against four former directors, alleging reckless trading played a part in its $476m collapse The post SolarZero tradie welcomes move to hold directors accountable appeared first on Newsroom .
The 58-year-old had not told immigration authorities about the alleged murder, which occurred less than a fortnight after he flew home to Kenya.
The Mount Maunganui Ratepayers, Residents and Retailers Association is demanding to know whether Marty Grenfell will receive a payout.
Strangers pull masked teens off girls in 'distressing' bus depot attack nzherald.co.nz
Watch: Base jumper’s ‘reckless’ leap from city's 187m ‘ghost tower’ NZ Herald
A small Northland community is celebrating as its main connection to the outside world is about to open for the first time in more than eight months.
SME election poll: National still leads, but Labour support nearly doubles nzherald.co.nz
Govt agencies to claw back more than $3m in fees, processing and legal costs from Australian-owned Santana The post Record costs blow out as giant Central Otago goldmine fast-track stalls again appeared first on Newsroom .
The Greens and Labour both promise to reinstate the scrapped pay equity scheme, but Labour won’t say where they’ll find the $12 billion The post Greens’ $4b pay equity pledge hinges on Labour tax u-turn appeared first on Newsroom .
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Comment: There was a splash of excitement earlier this month on news the construction sector made one of the strongest contributions to second-quarter GDP growth. Fair enough too. The sector has endured a near five-year downtrend. Over which time residential construction volumes have contracted by a quarter. Construction is a sector that can punch above its weight when it comes to influencing N...
Comment: So far, most parties have yet to announce major policies regarding AI. The Green Party has called for a one-year pause on new AI data centres in New Zealand to allow time for regulations regarding environmental protection and energy consumption to be developed. Labour has, perhaps, the most extensive AI policy to date, which includes elements such as establishing an “Office of AI” with...
They’ve been dubbed the ‘vape generation’. Fifteen-24-year-olds who vape daily make up a huge proportion of daily vapers; and one researcher believes we have let young New Zealanders down. According to the Ministry of Health’s 2024-2025 health survey, it’s estimated around 138,000 15-24-year-olds vape daily. Research fellow and lecturer at the University of Auckland, Lucy Hardie, says there are...
NONFICTION 1 Dirty Work by Nicky Hager (Potton & Burton, $34.99) A free copy of Hager’s latest election-campaign bombshell, this time intended to blow the hell out of odious quango The Taxpayers’ Union, is up for grabs in this week’s giveaway contest. To enter, you have to be a National Party member, or sometime voter, or in some which way Tory adjacent, who would like to seriously consider and...
The party's finance spokesperson, Nicola Willis, describes the idea as a "win-win solution" and says her party will have more to say about the issue during the campaign.
