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Young New Zealanders are learning more about their finances from TikTok and YouTube than from school
90 percent said they want to learn more about budgeting and how to plan and save their money.
Why the end of Sydney’s 107-day lockdown matters to Aotearoa
Sydney is navigating a world of vaccine passports that looks similar to our alert level 2.
Brian Tamaki pleads not guilty over anti-lockdown protest
Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki appeared in court today over an anti-lockdown protest.
Covid-19 Update: Vaccine certificates announced for the lead-up to summer
Jacinda Ardern has announced the introduction of vaccine cards, likely to be implemented in November
NZ has the highest trust in scientists out of 12 countries including the US, UK, and Australia…
This means as a country we are more compliant with Covid-19 precaution measures.
Systemic change needed at Oranga Tamariki to empower whānau and communities
The Government says power and resources should shift from Oranga Tamariki to communities.
‘I could have been her, or could be next time’. A disability researcher on Lena Zhang Harrap’s death
Lena Zhang Harrap’s death has reignited conversations about violence in Aotearoa.
'I went from having nothing, to having something.' Homeless rangatahi on being housed during…
Rangatahi who found homes during lockdown after experiencing homelessness share their stories
Made My Day: Penguin couple celebrate 24 happy years together in Auckland
Spring is upon us in Aotearoa and love is in the icy air for penguin couple Buster and 99.
Homelessness is not just living on the streets: 5 housing workers explain why
When people have no other options, where do they go?
In photos: The freedom of growing up in the Hokianga on horseback
Photos by Ruby Harris, Edith Amituanai, Matt Hurley
Budding director Ruby Harris’s new short film Pet Day gives us a glimpse into what it’s like to grow…
Made My Day: Jacinda Ardern wants your help naming our vaccination buses
So far ‘Shot Bro’ is a crowd favourite, can you think of something better?
Covid update: 20 new cases. 38 in hospital.
20 new cases today, bringing the total number associated with the current community cluster to 801.
Five pieces of evidence that prove the world isn't shit during lockdown
The world can feel grim right now, but through the gloom, there are some rays of sunshine.
We asked how a decile 1 and 10 school cope during lockdown
What does it take for an entire school to pivot to online learning overnight?
Now you're in lockdown, here's three Re: series you can binge
Time to binge lockdown away.
Why you can still catch Covid while vaccinated
Being vaccinated doesn't mean you can't get Covid. Here's why.
Here's 6 Re: stories to distract yourself from Covid
Sick of Covid already? Here's our antidote.
Covid update: Level 4 in place everywhere until 11.59pm Tuesday 24 August
Level 4 in place everywhere until 11.59pm Tuesday 24 August
Five AUT students tell us about having a positive case on campus
One of the Covid-19 community cases is an AUT student who was in a lecture at the city campus.
Covid update: 21 Covid cases in the community
It’s day two of level four nationally and we’re at 10 community cases of the Delta variant.
Why wearing a mask can help stop Delta spreading
Masks in places open for essential services during level 4 will be mandatory from tonight.
How playing really loud music on Auckland’s streets is bridging gang divides
“Look at us now, this is pretty wicked."
Only 37% of young NZers think life is fair, compared to 54% of boomers
New research looks at the fairness of life between younger and older New Zealanders
NZ plans to phase in open borders from 2022 after vaccine has been rolled out
Quarantine-free travel could be in New Zealand's future for returnees vaccinated against Covid-19
How NZ’s housing crisis is a human rights failure from government
The Human Rights Commission says New Zealand’s ongoing housing crisis is a human rights issue
Less than half of NZ teens live with both their biological parents, study finds
New research has given us a snapshot of what modern families look like in New Zealand.
Young people are less likely to know their consumer rights
Here are some things you may not know about consumer law.
Thomasin McKenzie is pretty bloody good at acting
“It is definitely in my blood,” Thomasin says.
A near-fatal accident gave me the courage to tell my family I was trans
At 18, Mason nearly died after jumping head-first into a pool drunk. He tells his story.