Economists forecast tough calls to get books back to black
Economists say the government is stuck between a rock and a hard place off the back of Treasury’s latest economic forecasts. By Anneke Smith of RNZ Tuesday’s Half-Year Fiscal and…
Christchurch Dairy Stabbing Raises Alarm on Teen Crime
The spotlight has fallen on violent youth offenders in the wake of an alleged attack on a diary by a teenager in Christchurch earlier this month that left the owner…
‘In plain sight’: Nine illegal gambling venues raided in Auckland
Authorities have cracked down on nine alleged illegal gambling venues in Auckland, seizing poker tables, cash, cryptocurrency and electronic devices as investigations continue into unlicensed operations. The Department of Internal…
Hemp industry rules loosened in sweeping law change
Hemp industry laws are set to be loosened as Regulation Minister David Seymour announces sweeping changes. Seymour said the current licensing rules were heavy-handed and outdated, and would be replaced…
Kiwis soon face new social media screening for travelling to US.
Foreigners who are allowed to come to the United States without a visa could soon be required to submit information about their social media, email accounts and extensive family history…
School lunch provider cleared over mouldy meals in Christchurch
MPI investigating school complaint about ‘mouldy’ lunches Haeata Community College in Christchurch says some students reported feeling unwell after being offered the meals. New Zealand Food Safety has found no…
Crown Jewels protest turns messy — and a visiting Kiwi cop steps in
Crown Jewels protest turns messy What started as a dramatic protest at the Tower of London took an unexpected turn when a Kiwi police officer on holiday became the one…
Carers ruled government employees – minister consider options
The Minister for Disability Issues is seeking advice on the Supreme Court’s decision that two parents who care full-time for their disabled children are employees of the government and should…
Yes, You can fast-track your goal of becoming mortgage-free
Every few months, another “miracle hack” pops up online claiming it’ll have you mortgage-free in five years. And every few months, I watch people get excited… only to realise the…
Auckland Transport says bus stabbing attacks ‘deeply concerning’ : Onenews update
The 36-year-old man accused of stabbing two people in separate incidents aboard a bus is due to appear in court today, as Auckland Transport describes the event as “deeply concerning”.…
Major bank changes some home loan rates, with one going down – and others increasing
Westpac bank has unveiled adjustments to its fixed-term home loan rates following the recent rise in wholesale interest rates with the Reserve Bank’s November Official Cash Rate (OCR) announcement. Effective…
Hipkins Insists: Briefing on McSkimming by Coster ‘Never Happened’
Labour leader and former Police Minister Chris Hipkins is firmly rejecting claims that ex–police commissioner Andrew Coster briefed him about Jevon McSkimming’s affair before McSkimming was promoted to deputy police…
Who’s up and who’s down? Party leaders react to new 1News poll
Party leaders have reacted to a declining Te Pāti Māori in the last 1News Verian poll of the year. The poll showed support for Te Pāti Māori had dropped to…
Why does NZ take such a long summer break? 🇳🇿
Every year, as December rolls around, most of us start counting down the days until the classic Kiwi summer holiday. Whether you’re heading to the bach, going camping, or just…
Police searching for 36-year-old man after deadly Auckland bus stabbing
A man who attacked two people on the number 76 bus in Auckland last night has been named, but not yet caught, police say. One man died and a second…
Equal right for all Kiwis!
ACT Party leader and New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour says the ACT Party is firmly committed to the principle of equal rights for all New Zealanders, without any…
Two Years of Fixing the Basics: New Zealand’s Turnaround-Christopher Luxon
When we formed Government in 2023, we knew the job of cleaning up the mess and fixing the country would not be an overnight job. It’s been two years of…
Retail Crime Advisory Group Statement on Crimes Amendment Bill
Yesterday, the Government introduced a Bill that will strengthen the penalties for shoplifting and better protect victims of crime, says Sunny Kaushal, Chair of the Ministerial Advisory Group for the…
Four of Nine Government Targets Falling Behind, Report Finds!
New Zealand’s latest quarterly update on its nine key government targets—established to guide the public sector toward long-term national priorities—paints a picture of mixed progress. While several goals are firmly…
Open Banking Explained: A New Era for Financial Services in New Zealand
Open banking has recently become a major topic in New Zealand’s financial sector, sparking discussions about how it could improve banking services and give consumers greater control over their financial…
Auckland Mayor Slams Rates Cap, Warns of Impact on City Rail Link
Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown has issued a sharp warning to the government over its proposed cap on council rates increases, arguing the policy is unworkable, disconnected from local realities, and…
Auckland Hosts 7th NZ Sikh Games with Grandeur!
The Seventh New Zealand Sikh Games were held with great enthusiasm and community pride on the 29th and 30th of November 2025 at Bruce Pullman Park, Takanini. The annual event,…
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Guru Tegh Bahadur Remembered on 350th Martyrdom Day!
On the revered occasion of the 350th centenary of the martyrdom of Sahib Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji, a grand Sarv Dharam Sammelan was held at Gurudwara Sri Dashmesh…
Better Future Trust Leads Powerful Ovarian Cancer Initiative
The Better Future Trust, under the leadership of community advocate and philanthropist Shivani Arora, successfully hosted an impactful Ovarian Cancer Awareness Dinner at the Remuera Club on Saturday evening. The…
A Century of Divine Inspiration: Sathya Sai Baba
The 100th birth anniversary of Sri Sathya Sai Baba, affectionately known as Swami, was celebrated with devotion and enthusiasm by followers around the world. Born on 23 November 1926 in…