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Treaty Principles Bill: Cabinet approves Core Principles
Cabinet has endorsed three key principles to be incorporated into Act Party leader David Seymour’s Treaty Principles Bill. The principles— “Civil Government,” “Rights of Hapū and Iwi Māori,” and “Right…
Low-impact yoga, exercise can help older women manage urinary incontinence
Older women suffering from urine incontinence can benefit from frequent, low-impact exercise, including yoga, stretching, and strengthening, according to a new study. The research, led by scientists at Stanford Medicine…
Christopher Luxon Criticizes Policy for Prioritizing Young Māori and Pasifika
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has voiced strong criticism of health professionals in Hawke’s Bay for their policy of prioritizing young Māori and Pasifika in healthcare services. The decision to provide…
Police graduates deserve religious choice in oaths
I am always glad to see Police visible in our communities across New Zealand. I also notice that the Police look increasingly like the rest of New Zealand, with greater…
“Kelston Girls’ College Lockdown: West Auckland School Conducts ‘Controlled Release’ of Students”
Kelston Girls’ College in West Auckland had to go into lockdown this afternoon after a member of the public entered the school grounds and broke a window. This incident happened…
Asia New Zealand Foundation marks 30 years with Asia Summit
The Asia New Zealand Foundation Te Whītau Tūhono is proud to announce that it will be hosting an Asia Summit on October 15, 2024 – marking its 30th anniversary. This…
80,000 people at Shincheonji Cheongju Church for a bustling Sunday service!
Shincheonji’s General Assembly Chairman, Man-hee Lee, visits Cheongju during his nationwide tour to emphasize the importance of the fulfilment of Revelation. Around 100 pastors from established churches came to worship…
“Woolworths Supermarket Employees Set to Strike”
Thousands of Woolworths workers, feeling “underpaid, understaffed, and undervalued,” are set to walk off the job on Tuesday, according to their union. This will mark the first nationwide strike by…
New Mpox Case Linked to Queenstown’s Winter Pride Festival
A new case of mpox, likely linked to the recent Winter Pride Festival in Queenstown, has been confirmed, Health NZ announced today. This brings the total number of mpox cases…
Hindu Council of New Zealand and NZ Police to Host Recruitment Seminar in Rotorua
The Hindu Council of New Zealand, in collaboration with the New Zealand Police, is pleased to announce a special Police Recruitment Seminar to be held in Rotorua. This event aims…
Additional Cuts Expected at Health New Zealand!
Health New Zealand, also known as Te Whatu Ora, is initiating a call for voluntary redundancies among administrative, advisory, and specialized roles as it faces the prospect of further job…
Frontline cuts – promises broken too many times to count
First it was border workers. For months Kiwis had been told by the National Government there would be no cuts to the front line, and then we found out some…
Getting Local Government Back to Basics
New Zealand’s infrastructure is at a crossroads. Water, transport, and resilience are not just local issues. They are national priorities requiring a coordinated effort between central and local government. Our…
Spark’s $50 Million Cost-Cutting Move: Hundreds of Jobs on the Line
Spark, one of New Zealand’s largest telecommunications companies, has announced a significant restructuring plan aimed at reducing its labor costs by $50 million. This decision, which has sent ripples through…
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…