Virginia Giuffre raped by ‘well-known Prime Minister,’ US version of posthumous memoir claims
Virginia Giuffre, pictured here outside a federal court in New York in 2019, died by suicide in Australia…
Demolition begins to replace White House East Wing with Trump’s ballroom
By Kit Maher and Donald Judd, CNN The facade of the East Wing of the White House is…
One dead after failing to return from crayfishing trip off Napier coast
The local Coastguard crew found one person alive in the water. File photo. Photo: Supplied / Coastguard One…
Opposition promises to repeal marine and coastal rights law change
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith. Photo: RNZ / Mark Papalii Opposition parties have promised to repeal the coalition’s changes…
Educators say they’ve been blind-sided by curriculum changes
The Ministry of Education says the changes are the finalised version of the Year Zero to Ten Maths…
Man jailed for strangling, assaulting woman over rent dispute
By Tracy Neal, Open Justice reporter of An argument over unpaid rent turned violent, leaving a woman with…
Finance Minister rejected Treasury advice to remove governor from Reserve Bank board
Photo: Marika Khabazi Finance Minister Nicola Willis rejected Treasury advice to remove the Reserve Bank’s governor from its…
Well-known New Zealander charged with indecent assault can be named
Photo: Supplied A well-known New Zealander recently charged with indecent assault from three decades ago can now be…
Why claims of ‘transformational’ school reading improvement are premature
By John Milne* of Phonics results claimed to show a “transformational” uplift in pupils’ reading skills only offer…
Greater Wellington council wants people to stop adopting possums as pets
Photo: Rafael Ben-Ari/Chameleons Eye/ 123rf The Greater Wellington council is asking people to stop adopting possums as pets.…
Man charged for fatal Te Kūiti crash after boat and trailer come loose
A young man has been charged following a fatal crash in which a boat and trailer unit broke…
Very few beneficiaries offered new non-financial sanctions, thousands have benefit cut
Nine people who failed a benefit obligation were given non-financial sanctions in the two months after the new…