What’s Next for the Treaty Principles Bill?
The call to “Kill the Bill” resonated loudly as a hīkoi of 42,000 protesters stood before Parliament, demanding an end to the controversial Treaty Principles Bill. While the bill’s defeat…
The call to “Kill the Bill” resonated loudly as a hīkoi of 42,000 protesters stood before Parliament, demanding an end to the controversial Treaty Principles Bill. While the bill’s defeat…
The Prime Minister has failed to show leadership and kill the Treaty Principles Bill. It’s time to stand up for our shared history and tell the government why they are…
One of this Government’s main priorities is to restore law and order in New Zealand. All Kiwis deserve to feel safe in their homes, communities and workplaces, and there is…
Everyone deserves to feel safe and be safe when using public transport. And our city’s bus drivers should be safe too. Sadly, reports of crimes on buses – both against…
A series of new laws targeting gang activity will come into effect from midnight, marking a significant step in the government’s broader strategy to reduce crime, says Justice Minister Paul…
On Monday 18 November, Age Concern Auckland proudly launched its South Asian Family and Sexual Violence Prevention Initiative, marking a significant step toward addressing family and sexual violence among older…
Every week, I hear from local businesses still feeling the impact of poor policy decisions made by past governments. One area where issues consistently arise is from small business owners…
Our young people are paying the price as the National Government cuts school builds, cancels school bus routes, and reduces the school lunches programme, making life harder for many of…
The government is planning to start roadside drug testing by the end of the year, but there are concerns it could actually make roads less safe. The idea is to…
AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND – The recent Khalistani protests held in Auckland, New Zealand aimed at creating awareness about an upcoming referendum on 17 November 2024 has largely failed to achieve…
If you’re refinancing your home loan, mortgage brokers advise negotiating for a rate discount, as many banks have unpublicized special rates and cashback offers that can lead to significant savings,…
With 35,000 people protesting in Dunedin last weekend, the outrage New Zealanders feel over the Government stalling the new hospital build is very clear to see. This is just another…
Prime Minister of New Zealand Rt Hon Christopher Luxon officially opened the new manufacturing facility of Nauhria Precast Ltd at Hunua Road in Papakura on Thursday 26th September. The opening…
The Reserve Bank has lowered its benchmark cash rate by 50 basis points. The central bank reduced the official cash rate (OCR) to 4.75 percent, marking its lowest point in…
Disha NZ Charitable Trust marked a significant milestone with the grand opening of its new North Shore Centre, located at 55 Meadowwood Dr, Unsworth Heights. The event, held on September…
Taking a taxi recently, I got talking with the driver. He told me about the business he used to run, before he had to close it permanently due to the…
For over five years, military-style semi-automatic weapons have been banned in New Zealand. Labour made the change with near-unanimous support following the tragic events of March 15. Now, the Government…
New Zealand has been trying to get a free trade agreement with India for the last two decades, but those efforts have not borne fruit. Successive governments have tried to…
If you are a gang member in New Zealand, your life is about to become a lot less pleasant. That is because our Government has just passed a law that…
The opening of Mānawa Bay, a new outlet mall near Auckland Airport, has led to severe traffic congestion, frustrating airlines and causing delays for airport staff and passengers. Located less…
A two-day alcohol sales suspension for New World supermarkets across the South Island is expected to be a significant financial hit, according to an alcohol watchdog. Thirty-two New World stores…
Financial Losses Soar as New Zealand Faces Surge in Cyber Attacks New Zealand’s battle against cybercrime has intensified, with recent data revealing a significant increase in financial losses due to…
A 46-year-old Auckland businessman was today sentenced to seven months home detention in the Auckland District Court after Customs prosecuted him for smuggling approximately 984 kilograms of undeclared chewing tobacco…
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