Analysis - Policymakers are considering the introduction of mandatory climate-related disclosures, but there remains a need to put all stakeholders at the centre of laws and communicate with them effectively, write Ilan Noy and Samuel Becher.......

Government food safety specialists are investigating whether several popular brands of frozen berries in New Zealand are linked to a Hepatitis A outbreak.

The two men at a high-security prison run by Serco NZ get paid 60 cents an hour and say the prices of canteen food and phone calls are more expensive than at other prisons.

The council estimated 1.27 million litres contaminated the stream over a nine-day period, less than 2km from the Waikato River.

A court case over a vintage plane crash has ended after the parties involved agreed to a confidential settlement.

There is shock and concern among commuters and businesses in parts of Auckland faced with being side-tracked when several train routes are temporarily closed from 2023.

As he was led to the courthouse cells, a teacher who groomed and sexually offended against four pupils received a loud message from the public gallery.

Police are appealing for public assistance following an attempted kidnapping in Fendalton in Christchurch.

The OECD's annual report on education warns too many young people in developed countries may be enrolling in degrees.

Gloriavale Christian Community is welcoming the decision by the High Court to grant an injunction ordering Westland Milk Products to continue to collect its milk.

Thousands of union members will go on strike at eight universities on Thursday.

The Education Ministry has ordered the closure of an early-childhood centre attended by murdered boy Malachi Subecz.

The Court of Appeal has upheld an employment case that questioned the lawfulness of the Government's powers during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Heritage Taranaki is calling for the government to step in and save the historic Barrett St Nurses Home in New Plymouth.

Liam Mclean's sister saw him for the last time as he lay in a coffin, half his face unrecognisable after being thrown out of Ethan Stewart's speeding car.

The head of Pinnacle Health is urging patients at its clinics to be vigilant about any online activity in the wake of a cyber attack last week.

For the first time in Te Tauihu, the top of the South Island, Māori wards have been established in both Nelson and Marlborough this local body election.

The government has revealed details of a package to get more medical graduates training to be general practitioners.