News

Corruption perception: NZ must be more open

The Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier says New Zealand must be even more open and direct if it is to improve its ranking as one of the least corrupt countries in... Read More

Govt to reform financial services regulations

The Government will reform financial services regulations, ensuring clarity and cutting red tape for both institutions and Kiwis, says Commerce and Consumer... Read More

High inflation expected to be "the new normal"

Global inflation has peaked, but it is expected to take more time before domestic inflation falls to within the Reserve Bank's one to three per cent target... Read More

Four year council term a first for New Zealand

Tauranga's first elected council since 2019 will have an extended term of four years, which is being heralded as 'great result” for the city. An... Read More

Recycling changes: What do you need to know?

How waste is recycled is about to undergo significant change with a new standardised recycling programme set to be implemented across the country from... Read More

Ōhope no longer best kept secret

New Zealand beachgoers have once again let the whole country in on the secret locals already know, that Ōhope and Ōtarawairere beaches are among the best. The... Read More

Blue carbon research underway in Waihi Estuary

Te Wahapū o Waihī and Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council have partnered in a progressive blue carbon research project of international significance with... Read More

Blundell shakes off injury for South Africa series

Black Caps wicketkeeper Tom Blundell says he'll play the first test against South Africa starting on Sunday at Mount Maunganui. Blundell has been troubled... Read More

New ‘hybrid’ clinic opens in Pāpāmoa

A new type of acute care clinic opened at 3 Palm Springs Boulevard, Pāpāmoa. Dubbed a ‘hybrid' clinic because patients are treated in-person but the... Read More

Public safety warning following multiple rescues

Surf Life Saving New Zealand is once again highlighting the importance of understanding the conditions and understanding your limits - and swimming between the... Read More

Job cuts: Postal workers start talks

The postal workers union will begin talks with NZ Post this week to try to save the jobs of hundreds of posties. Last year, the postal service announced it... Read More

Motofest 24: A tribute to a fallen Kiwi hero

The upcoming Star Insure MotoFest will include a special tribute to fallen champion Damon Rees. The young rider from Whakatane passed away in the United Kingdom... Read More