Emergency Services Rush to Help Fallen Rock Climber in Queenstown
Emergency services quickly responded to help a rock climber who fell more than 80 meters in Queenstown. The incident happened around 11:55 a.m. on Gorge Road, where a man was…
Natural Disasters and Insurance: Why Some Homes Are Becoming Uninsurable
In New Zealand, recent natural disasters like the Auckland Anniversary floods and Cyclone Gabrielle have led to a surge in insurance claims, costing more than $3.5 billion. In fact, over…
Prime Minister Luxon Asserts Māori Ceded Sovereignty to the Crown
Luxon Asserts Crown Sovereignty in Heated Parliamentary Exchange Prime Minister Christopher Luxon firmly stated in Parliament that Māori ceded sovereignty to the Crown, sparking a tense debate during Question Time.…
Former Green MP Darleen Tana Stands Firm: No Plans to Resign
Former Green Party MP Darleen Tana, who identifies with they/them pronouns, has made it clear that they have no intention of resigning from Parliament despite the party’s request. Tana was…
Traffic Light System announcement
In recent years, our welfare system has gone from being a critical safety net for those in genuine need, to a long-term crutch for those capable of entering the workforce.…
Government Announces Tougher Rules for Beneficiaries
The government has introduced stricter rules for people receiving benefits, with new measures to ensure they meet their work obligations. These changes were announced by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and…
What to Expect from Next Week’s Official Cash Rate Announcement
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) will announce its next decision on the Official Cash Rate (OCR) next week. Economists have various predictions and expectations, which could have significant…
India’s Honorable President Droupadi Murmu received a traditional Māori welcome in Wellington, New Zealand. President Murmu is currently on a three-day official visit to the country. #DroupadiMurmu #NewZealand
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Wellington Faces Hard Times as Businesses Struggle and Confidence Drops
Wellington is currently facing a tough period with many businesses struggling and a significant drop in consumer confidence. The city’s public sector is experiencing job cuts, and the rising cost…
PM Luxon Rushes New Maths Curriculum After Shocking Results
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has decided to introduce changes to the maths curriculum for Year 0-8 students a year earlier than planned. This decision comes after a study revealed that…
Westpac Economists Predict Early Rate Cuts and Rising Unemployment
Westpac economists have updated their predictions, now expecting the Reserve Bank (RBNZ) to cut the Official Cash Rate (OCR) in October and November. They also foresee a significant dip in…
Diet has significant impact on risk of Alzheimer’s disease: Research
Researchers identify which diets are effective in lowering the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease. Findings were published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease, Diet’s Role in Modifying Risk of Alzheimer’s…
National is risking our environment and future
Many thousands of hours go into protecting our native species, restoring our forests, and protecting our environment for future generations. New Zealanders are incredibly proud of where we live and…
ANZ Economists Predict Lower House Prices Despite Expected Interest Rate Cuts
ANZ’s economists believe the Reserve Bank will cut interest rates sooner rather than later, but they also say that house prices will stay weak for now. In their latest NZ…
Highways Shut as Heavy Snow, Rain, and Winds Hit South Island
Heavy rain, ice, and snow are hitting the South Island due to a cold front moving in. MetService reported heavy rain overnight along the east coast of the South Island,…
Te Pāti Māori President John Tamihere Criticizes Government’s Plan for Marine and Coastal Areas Act
Te Pāti Māori president John Tamihere says the Government’s proposed changes to the Marine and Coastal Areas Act could be the largest seizure of Māori interests since the 1860s. The…
Auckland Bus Driver “Traumatised” After Abusive Incident, Calls for Better Training and Protection
Bus Driver Reports Racial Abuse Incident on Auckland Route Henry Liu was driving a route 70 bus from Britomart to Botany when a woman boarded and began using racist slurs.…
The Government has announced a major $800 million plan to upgrade the rail system for lower North Island
An $800 million investment in upgrading the lower North Island’s commuter rail system will reduce the travel time between Wellington and Masterton by 15 minutes. The current train fleet on…
Rotorua Hospital Staff Shortages: Patients Being Sent Back to Emergency Department from Other Wards
Severe Staff Shortages at Rotorua Hospital Lead to Overflow in Emergency Department, Junior Doctors’ Union Warns Staff shortages at Rotorua Hospital are so severe that patients are being sent back…
Darleen Tana resumes it’s services to the Parliament House after recess…
Embattled MP Darleen Tana Returns to Parliament Amid Controversy Darleen Tana, the embattled MP, made her return to Parliament today for the first time since resigning from the Green Party.…
Community groups urge Government to maintain the ban on semi-automatic weapons
A coalition of community groups and concerned citizens met yesterday in Auckland to discuss the Associate Justice Minister’s proposals to increase access to prohibited semi-automatic firearms. The meeting heard from…
The Indian News NZ Editor Yugal Parashar in conversation with Scott Sinclair (Who works as Donor Relations at NZ Blood)
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The Impact of Rising Food Prices on New Zealanders’ Health
For the past decade, the rising cost of food has dominated headlines. However, food prices have not increased uniformly across all categories, which has significant health implications for New Zealanders.…
What Inflation Data Means for Interest Rates and Mortgages
In the June quarter, inflation in New Zealand fell more than the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) had anticipated, which could prompt official cash rate (OCR) cuts as early…
High Cost of Mentoring for Young Offenders in Military-Style Academies
Documents reveal that the mentoring costs for serious young offenders selected for the government’s military-style academies could reach $100,000 per teenager. The Oranga Tamariki-run pilot program, targeting 10 boys aged…