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Many new teachers feel unprepared for classroom - ERO

An Education Review Office report found graduates from some universities felt better prepared than others, as did those from courses that involved more time in the classroom.

Te Whatu Ora staff shortages: Bay of Plenty’s $8m locum bill for 2023

'Higher rates' are paid to attract locums amid staff shortages, the union says.

Northland news in brief: Four hurt in Te Kōpuru crash, Kaikohe community housing opens

A crash in Te Kōpuru injured four and other briefs from around Northland.

Sleep position secrets: How you sleep may affect your health

Sleep positions can affect how you sleep and cause or aggravate some health issues, a sleep scientist says.

Explainer: The science behind the Aurora Australis

The Southern Lights look set to continue overnight - but why are they so colourful? And how do they affect the climate?

Good News: Stories that cheered us up for the week 6-12 May

Rare bats return to Wellington, a glut of cheap, fresh fruit and veges and opera for Hawke's Bay teens are among this week's feel-good stories from RNZ.

Massey Rugby Club player collapses during match, taken to hospital in critical condition

Stunned spectators watched as a rugby player collapsed and was given CPR, including by his wife, during a match at the Silverdale Rugby Club on Saturday.

Auckland Transport considers exempting Wynyard Quarter from parking increases

Auckland Transport says it may make Wynyard Quarter exempt from increased street parking until the Wynyard Bridge reopens.

MSD receives almost 5000 complaints about staff in two years

People seeking support from Work and Income say MSD staff are lacking compassion.

A Northland island has a very unusual problem...too many kiwi

Residents on Moturoa, in Ipipiri, have been forced to relocate the reclusive birds after their population swelled into the hundreds.

Solar tsunami heads towards Earth, another aurora show expected for New Zealand

Another flare explosion on the Sun has hurled a solar tsunami towards Earth.

Whakaari/White Island disaster: WorkSafe sought more funding for prosecutions prior to trial

WorkSafe alerted officials that it was running out of money to fund its prosecution over the deadly Whakaari/White Island disaster a month before the trial began last year.

Police not looking to alter their ban on use of generative AI

Police say they are not looking at altering the ban on the use of generative AI on their devices.

Taranaki drink-driver more than six times the limit when he crashed into off-duty police officer

It was not hard for police to catch a man who was out driving while more than six times the legal alcohol limit.

North Island bears brunt of cold snap overnight

It has been another night of freezing temperatures but this time the central North Island bore the brunt of the current cold snap.

Solar storm: Aurora dazzles over New Zealand skies

A solar storm has been creating vivid colourful skies around the world, including in New Zealand.

Ponsonby gunman: Police monitor Auckland areas ahead of Hone Kay-Selwyn's funeral

Police are monitoring the movement of the body of a gang member, who was behind a fatal shooting in Auckland last week.

Madison Nonoa: singing her way from the Waikato to European opera houses

New Zealand opera singer Madison Nonoa was blown away to receive the "absolutely life-changing" Dame Malvina Major Award recently.

Auckland CBD parking charges: Motorists to pay for on-street parking 24 hours a day, on weekends and public holidays

The fees will cover parking overnight, at weekends and on public holidays as Auckland Transport seeks to collect more money.

Councillor questions spending $70,000 on te reo Māori app for staff

Councillor Geoff Taylor called the app a luxury at a time when ratepayers were facing the biggest rate increase in two decades.

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