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Three Strikes makes its return: The controversial law explained
The Government is reviving the Three Strikes legislation Labour scrapped two years ago.
Renting? Here’s some advice for navigating the Govt’s rental reforms
Changes are coming to the rules around renting in NZ. So, what can tenants do in the months ahead?
Minimum wage to go up, tax break for landlords kicks in
Here’s what New Zealanders can expect from April 1.
Love and loss? How relationships can impact people’s benefits
Advocates are calling for an overhaul of relationship rules within the welfare system.
Analysis: Why the Govt should pay attention to this weekend’s national hui
Nothing will be left unsaid.
Leaked ministry document warns Bill could break spirit and text of Treaty
“This is not supported by either the spirit of the Treaty or the text of the Treaty.”
How much sun protection do SPF makeup products give you
When it comes to protecting your skin from harmful UV rays from the sun, sunscreen is key.
Analysis: Māori call to action is history repeating itself
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has called the outpouring of criticism by Māori “pretty unfair”.
Student nurses report living in cars, sheds to make ends meet
"The reality is the financial burden is real.”
National wants to ban gang patches in public
What happened when Whanganui did it?
The Labour policies that face being scrapped under National
So, which of Labour’s policies are being axed?
Analysis: Can Labour still rely on Pacific voters?
Indira Stewart hits the campaign trail in South Auckland to find out.
Analysis: The vibes from inside the TVNZ Young Voters’ Debate
1News' Anna Murray gives her audience member insight from last night's Youth Voter Debate.
‘Mushrooms on the wall’: Renters share their housing experiences
“I have never lived in a flat that didn’t form black mould.”
'No longer tenable': NZ suspends human rights dialogue with Iran
"Recent events continue to show Iran's position on human rights is deteriorating, not improving."
Christchurch students speak out over sexual assaults, rape in survey
The two surveys follow a similar report done at Christchurch Girls' High 15 months ago.
Half of NZers say no to Aotearoa becoming a republic – poll
Just over a quarter supported Aotearoa becoming a republic.
Opinion: Politics aside, why can’t we pronounce Gaurav Sharma correctly?
For the record, his name is pronounced “Shuhrr-ma”, not “Shaa-ma”.
Call for NZ to lift age of criminal responsibility
An advocate has called for NZ to raise its age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 12 immediately.
New book says brutal attack in NZ Land Wars never occurred
‘It’s making a lie of my nan, it’s making a lie of my mum.’
NZ Government taking 'glacially slow' action on climate change
Climate Change Minister James Shaw said it was clear "we have a lot more to do."
The govt wants to ban cash payments for watches and boats to tackle gangs
As well, discharging a gun to intimidate could be punishable by up to five years in prison.
NZ to stay at Orange, Covid reinfection rules change
New Zealand moved to the Orange level of the traffic light system in mid-April.
'Horrifying' some think trans women will ruin women's sport - athlete
Mountain biker Kate Weatherly's comments follow FINA's adoption of a new "gender inclusion policy".
Rainbow Youth Tauranga building gutted in suspicious fire
“Our heart breaks for rainbow communities in Tauranga waking up to this news this morning.”
Opinion: Rebel Wilson didn’t come out of the closet, she was pushed
"Irresponsible, salacious, and frankly shameful."
How to swap your old gas heater for a free electric one in NZ
The Warehouse offering free upgrades for those wanting to swap off the gas.
NZ gang laws politically driven and have no impact, expert says
An expert says laws are often introduced for political reasons rather than that of policy making.
New bilingual traffic signs for schools
2000 schools across Aotearoa will eventually have school traffic signs signs in te reo and English.
ARISE head pastor 'steps aside' after claims of mistreating interns
Head pastor John Cameron "has voluntarily stepped aside from his pastoral duties".