Photo/Supplied Photo/Supplied Australia’s favourite indie-rock duo Old Mervs are hitting the road to play their biggest ...

South Taranaki and Stratford councils will ask the Government to bless their union – but they have spurned neighbouring New Plymouth. Councillors almost unanimously backed a proposal to become ...

Te Aka Tauira – the Victoria University of Wellington Students’ Association will be rallying outside Parliament alongside the Public Service Association on Thursday 30 July to call for action ...

Wellington arts organisation Urban Dream Brokerage has announced a major series of public art projects over the remainder of 2026 at one of Wellington’s most beloved and beautiful heritage ...

About 2700 workers at the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment are downing tools for a stopwork meeting this morning. The Public Service Association (PSA) said negotiations are underway ...

Senior National MP Chris Bishop says it’s “highly unlikely” he would retain his electorate seat on current polling. Last week’s RNZ Reid Research poll saw National slump to ...

In February 2027, DEL AMITRI return to New Zealand with Past to Present: Four Decades of Their Greatest Hits a celebratory ...

With all the fuss about Cook and Kupe, the latest news about the two new Cook Strait ferries has underplayed the huge expenditure to create two new ferry terminals. Buried at the bottom of Winston ...

John Ruddock (Ngāpuhi) always believed he was a New Zealand citizen by birth. It took a battle with immigration, a custody ...

Twenty charities could soon receive professionally made films thanks to a new competition pairing local filmmakers with community organisations. Wellington’s filmmakers are being invited ...

This week, the National Association of Women in Construction (NAWIC) New Zealand will celebrate 30 Years of Building Futures with three flagship events in Wellington, bringing together women, ...