Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of July 20-26
With so many voices in the digital age, it’s vital to know who you can trust – to…
French company Malteurop closing Marton malt plant at end of September
Malteurop was approached by the Chronicle for comment but declined at this stage. Federated Farmers arable chairman for…
Rhythm and Vines announces Gisborne exit, leaving $4m gap in local economy
Gisborne Mayor Rehette Stoltz told NZME she was “saddened” to hear 2026 would be Rhythm and Vines’ final…
Law & Society: Professional bodies wield extraordinary power, but where should we draw the line?
David Harvey Law & society columnist·New Zealand Listener· 21 Jul, 2026 06:04 PM3 mins to read Subscribe…
Kevin Keegan remembered as football legend and fan favourite after death
“He done a lot of talks around Newcastle to all the social clubs, so me and my pals…
Sir Sam Neill’s quiet legacy at Gore’s Eastern Southland Gallery
Geddes said Neill, who owned the nearby Two Paddocks vineyard in Central Otago, was a passionate supporter of…
First-home buyers warned of costs when buying with less than 20% deposit – The Prosperity Project
But Loan Market mortgage adviser Michelle Isemonger told Nadine Higgins on The Prosperity Project podcast it can come…
Mass disenrollment from Hastings GP: Patient says many will rely on ED
Meanwhile, an organisation that represents and trains GPs in New Zealand says while there is a shortage of…
Removing ethnicity criteria in health funding overhaul creates an inferior formula – Dr David Galler
She is right that the system has moved, but according to many experts, backwards as a result of…
Waikato Hospital death: Family of ‘loved, respected’ man who died in emergency department speak out
“We are still navigating the shock and sadness of losing Brent and trying to understand how his death…
Businesses hiring seasonal staff are being warned to do things by the book
HR software firm MyHR has found there’s an uptick in its clients hiring casual employees rather than permanent…
SkyCity Matariki night markets welcome Māori New Year
They huddled together on the floor with their bags of shellfish and nestled in behind the large Auckland…