It was a weekend filled with championship triumphs, agonising defeats and international football drama, with Radio Waatea sports commentator Ken Laban saying New Zealand sport once again delivered ...

More New Zealanders than ever are seeking support after a cancer diagnosis, with frontline charities reporting growing demand for services as the annual Dry July fundraising campaign prepares to begin ...

The backlash Minister Tama Potaka faced for his plan to sell conservation land is a real problem for the Government, and that is why he had to u-turn it the […] ...

A New Zealand whānau has brought national attention to the growing dangers of artificial intelligence after discovering family photographs had allegedly been taken from social media and manipulated ...

Green Party MP Teanau Tuiono says proposed changes to workplace health and safety laws and conservation legislation risk weakening protections that New Zealanders fought hard to secure following major ...

The Public Service Association (PSA) is questioning the Government’s claim that artificial intelligence can replace thousands of public service workers, saying New Zealanders remain unconvinced that ...

An aggressive marine pest is continuing to spread across the upper North Island, prompting renewed warnings for boaties, fishers and divers to help stop its advance. Exotic caulerpa, an invasive […] ...

University of Auckland – Waipapa Taumata Rau PhD student Ebony Komene is taking Māori nursing research onto the international stage after receiving the prestigious 2026 Fulbright–Ngā Pae o te ...

Powerful winds have caused widespread disruption across Aotearoa, grounding flights, damaging homes and bringing down trees as severe weather swept through both the North and South Islands. Air travel ...

People always ask me why I love movies so much. The honest answer? I don’t actually remember a time when I didn’t. Movies were something my mum left me. They […] ...

Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi is questioning the Government’s priorities, saying ministers are focused on culture-war debates while serious threats remain for Māori workers, whānau, whenua ...

Young New Zealanders with bowel cancer are waiting months, and in some cases more than a year, to receive a diagnosis, according to the largest nationwide study of its kind […] ...