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'We're going to be banning gang patches' - Police Minister adamant

Despite heavy criticism and an ongoing select committee process, the Police Minister says the Government will forge ahead with a ban on gang patches.

Hiring freeze leaves Oranga Tamariki with no lawyers in Gisborne or Southland

The ministry's lawyers work with vulnerable children across the country.

Anzac Day: Recent veterans need to be remembered - 'they'll just stand quietly at the back'

"Many of the veterans I served with don't consider themselves veterans - they'll just stand quietly at the back," says Mark Compain, who was deployed to Bosnia, East Timor and Afghanistan.

Anzac Day: Napier veteran Tom Husband recounts being called up for World War II

'Everything the bomb touched had died and there was hardly anything left standing.'

Public sector job cuts not just impacting Wellington - ‘We can’t forget those people’

At least 400 of the thousands of jobs on the line so far are outside Wellington.

Whanganui-educated soldier makes pilgrimage to Gallipoli

'It will be a humbling and emotional experience.'

'We can't forget those people': Public sector job cuts not just impacting Wellington

Jobs from Whangārei to Invercargill are being caught up in cost-cutting

Whānau of ‘handsome’ Vietnam soldier Peter Rauhihi of Shannon remember him on Anzac Day

Anzac Day provides a chance to remember ‘handsome’ young soldier Peter Rauhihi.

Police making inquiries into Hastings CBD assault

Police are making inquiries after a person was taken to hospital on Tuesday evening.

The end of the Census? Stats NZ to look at whether survey is still needed

The traditional Census survey could become a thing of the past as Stats NZ starts to rely more heavily on administrative data.

NZDF presence at Gallipoli’s Anzac Day dawn service doubtful after luggage lost

This would be an unprecedented event caused by the chaos of the Dubai floods last week.

Recession: Farmers taking on off-farm work or relying on partner’s income to survive

Meat and wool farmers: 'There’s a feeling now that this is about as bad as it can get.'

Warriors team up with Defence Force for tribute before Anzac match

CEO: 'To be able to commemorate those who have served, fought and fallen is an honour.'

Māori Battalion - and its sole surviving member Sir Robert ‘Bom’ Gillies - to be honoured

The battalion is being to be honoured with a special plaque at Kāhui St David’s.

Storm warnings 'didn't communicate the damage and danger' - inquiry

Locals found warnings "insufficient and ad hoc" during the Auckland Anniversary floods and in Hawke's Bay and Tai Rāwhiti during Cyclone Gabrielle, the national inquiry found.

Vera Ellen wins 2024 Taite Music Prize

Wellington artist Vera Ellen has won the prestigious Taite Music Prize for 2024.

Child exploitation cases will increase by thousands every year if no action taken - expert

It comes as police urge parents and young people to stay safe online amongst a continued rise in child exploitation.

RSA clubs need to 'reorient', make veterans the priority - chairperson

Martyn Dunne says many RSAs are "highly successful" but have not been looking after the veterans.

Proposed 21.4% rates rise hardest issue for problem-ridden Gore council

Councillors spent Tuesday going through a list of what it could cut to get the rates rise down from an initial 40 percent increase.

Elation tinged with concern after sighting of great spotted kiwi in Golden Bay

A conservation worker reviewing camera footage for feral pigs did a "triple take" when the bird appeared on his screen.

Terrance Kiro sentenced for the manslaughter of Kaikohe grandmother Linda Woods

A sexually motivated burglary which ended in a fatal struggle took the life of a much-loved mother, grandmother, sister and auntie, a court has heard.

Flooding victims agree changes to emergency management needed

An inquiry into the response to last year's catastrophic storms shows the government must move quickly to save lives and prevent further devastation, those affected say.

'Life and death situation': Man with cancer had surgery cancelled last minute

Graeme was marked up and sitting in a hospital gown, ready for his cancer operation when he was told his surgery had been cancelled.

Port of Auckland plans to sell two wharf sites to council

It also wants seek fast-track approval for two projects.

PFAS research shows drinking water at 20 sites mostly clear of 'forever' chemicals

The tests of tap, bore and lake water are mostly in urban areas north of Taupō and three in the South Island.

Treaty of Waitangi: Call for input from 'variety of voices' for revamped exhibition at Te Papa

The removed panel will be stored by the museum, and no decision has been made about its future.

'We've got to get bigger' - huge NZ Post processing centre opens

The state-of-the-art facility opens this week, and it'll make it faster to deliver and track your online shopping.

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