Tonight on The Huddle, former Labour Minister Stuart Nash and Auckland Councillor Maurice Williamson joined in on a discussion about the following issues o ...

A new change makes clear landowners won’t be responsible, if people are injured on their site, while doing recreational ...

The Workplace Relations Minister's announced changes to health and safety laws to make it clear the responsibility lies ...

The draft year 7-13 English curriculum proposes compulsory Shakespeare for senior secondary school students.  That’s provoked ...

A proposed pedestrian crossing's become a bit of a joke - after differing views were shared from two Christchurch community boards.

Oh Well. Let's Get On with it Then/Other Boats We Can't Afford/Happy Medium On Health and Safety/Pssst... Wanna Cig?/Killing ...

Questions have been raised over a three-week mission to locate and re-home three native skinks, at a cost of $85,000.

New Zealand Rugby boss Mark Robinson is relieved a quick resolution has been found to the Ineos stand-off. The petrochemical giant and NZR have reached a settlement after the latter launched legal ...

Te Pati Māori won't attend a Privileges Committee hearing tomorrow - despite being summoned over a haka performed by MPs ...

Australia's Reserve Bank has kept its Official Cash Rate unchanged - as it waits for the impact of tariffs expected from ...

Auckland's chances of hosting the 38th America's Cup defence in 2027 have sailed over the horizon without Government investment.

There's scepticism in the education sector over a newly proposed English curriculum. The Ministry of Education has released suggestions for year 7-to-13 studies - for consultation until June.