Foodstuffs North Island's head of property says the pathway to re-opening is unclear.

Police Minister's office says the use of discretion over recruits who had not passed a literacy test was introduced in 2018 under the Labour government.

Te Patutokotoko alleges the Crown failed their legal obligations under the Treaty of Waitangi.

The change for psilocybin was a huge win for people with depression who had tried everything else, David Seymour says.

Labour, the Greens and Te Pāti Māori grilled the government's youth military academies in a scrutiny hearing.

A new research lab in Porirua has been built to be set on fire, so it can simulate the way a blaze can spread through a multi-storey building.

Westgold, which was supplying the butter blocks for school fundraisers, had to put their prices up at the beginning of June.

New data shows there were more than 160,000 people off work due to injuries last year at a cost of $2.5 billion.

An expert in warfare law says New Zealand might struggle to stay out of a US-Iran war if the Europeans get involved.

The police union says officers getting body cameras for the first time will counter people doctoring phone footage of interactions.

Elisabeth Nicholls, who suffers from dementia, disappeared after walking out of a Riccarton retirement village two weeks ago.

Police say the sighting was on Forrest Hill Road, near the intersection with Pine Avenue.

Emergency services are investigating how the crash came about.

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The traditional Census will be replaced with a combination of government data and smaller annual surveys.

It is the Pharmacy's third raid in the last 10 weeks.