Enliven Disability’s $3.8m apartments open in Napier, giving younger disabled people a home away from rest homes
Churchill’s daily routine reflects the constant effort of living with disabilities. “I need help getting out of bed,…
Robert Redford’s death leads internet to shocking realisation – again
But as it proliferated once more today, many other people spoke up with one sentiment: Wait, that’s not…
Former Act Party president Tim Jago denied parole from prison sentence for sexual offending
One of the victims was younger than 16 at the time. Jago denied the offending when charged, took…
Armed Offenders Squad arrest man in Far North after alleged threats with shotgun
Because of reports the person had a firearm, the Armed Offenders Squad was deployed, he said. A man…
‘I’m sorry for all of this’ read a message from the Charlie Kirk shooting suspect’s account
The message was sent from Robinson’s account to a small private group of online friends, the person said.…
More than 100 dog attacks on people in Tauranga, Western Bay of Plenty in a year
Tauranga City Council animal services team leader Brent Lincoln said the dog’s owner was walking three dogs, two…
US strikes another alleged Venezuelan drug boat, killing 3, as tensions rise
Tensions between longtime foes the US and Venezuela reached new heights in recent weeks after Trump dispatched eight…
Here are the details of Trump’s $1.2-billion call to remake UCLA in a conservative image
The Trump administration’s settlement proposal to UCLA — which includes a nearly $1.2-billion fine over allegations of antisemitism…
After massive raid at Hyundai plant in Georgia, non-Korean families in crisis
Ever since a massive immigration raid on a Hyundai manufacturing site swept up nearly 500 workers in southeast…
Coromandel and Western Bay of Plenty outages leave 8600 homes without power
“For that reason, it’s important that, if you are affected by an outage because of storm damage, you…
FMA boss concerned about ‘stark inequality’ as number of people contributing to KiwiSaver falls for the first time
“If this trend continues, we risk a stark inequality between the contributing and non-contributing members of our national…
Critics fault Supreme Court for allowing immigration stops that consider race and ethnicity
WASHINGTON — Fifty years ago, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that U.S. Border Patrol agents violated the Constitution when they…