A well-known Rotorua woman has been named as the Te Pāti Māori candidate for the general electorate seat of Rotorua. 'We have the pleasure in announcing Merepeka... Read More

Changes to ACC's Accredited Employers Programme are aiming to deliver a better experience for workers whose injury claims are handled by their employers rather... Read More

The Government has confirmed funding to build a new courthouse in Tauranga. The current courthouse is served by two linked buildings. The Cameron Rd building... Read More

Tech companies, restaurants, cafés and furniture stores are all feeling the pinch after 26 months of roadworks on Tauranga's Cameron Road. Stage one... Read More

The Chief Human Rights Commissioner wants the government to set up a housing watchdog because too many people are still living in cold, damp and mouldy homes. The... Read More

A review of New Zealand's electoral laws has received more than 2100 submissions on its draft recommendations in the space of a month. The feedback has surpassed... Read More

Bay of Plenty National Party candidate Tom Rutherford is launching a petition to support the completion of the Takitimu North Link stages one and two to Ōmokoroa. The... Read More

Government and councils are continuing their discussions on how to share the cost of buying out high risk properties following the North Island weather events. 'Councils... Read More

The Government is backing investigations into a potential new food industry for New Zealand - based on protein-rich, carbon-absorbing native microalgae. Oceans... Read More

The Government says the new Children and Young People's Commission taking effect from today will ensure the voices and rights of children and young people are... Read More

A suite of targeted measures and practical supports take effect from today, July 1, to help Kiwis into work, bring down the cost of living, and put more money... Read More

New Zealanders will have up to $100,000 of their deposits in any eligible institution guaranteed in the event that institution fails under legislation passed in... Read More