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Serious crash, Victoria Road, Cambridge
Source: New Zealand Police Police are in attendance at a serious crash in Cambridge this morning. Emergency services were called to Victoria Road at the SH1 on/off ramps near Te...
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Alleged offenders no match for camera operators
Source: New Zealand Police Eagle-eyed Police camera operators helped land three people in court after two separate incidents in Auckland overnight. Just after 4am a security company alerted Police to...
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Body recovered in search for missing woman
Source: New Zealand Police Please attribute to Acting Detective Inspector Megan Goldie, Waitematā CIB: Police and teams searching for missing woman Wolvnie Ding recovered a body in the Swanson area...
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Aotearoa New Zealand Rare Disorders Strategy 2024 – 2034: Implementation Plan 2026–27
Source: New Zealand Ministry of Health Publication date: 24 July 2026 img]:border [&>img]:border-brand-2-light field__item”> Document download Rare Disorders Strategy Implementation Plan 2026/27 ( pdf, 298.43 KB ) View all formats...
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Specialist Opioid Substitution Treatment (OST) Service Audit and Review Tool
Source: New Zealand Ministry of Health Publication date: 24 July 2026 img]:border [&>img]:border-brand-2-light field__item”> Document download Specialist Opioid Substitution Treatment (OST) Service Audit and Review Tool ( pdf, 1.18 MB...
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Rail crossing work reaches milestone
Source: New Zealand Government The opening of the new pedestrian bridge at Glen Innes train station today marks a step forward in replacing rail level crossings to unlock the benefits...
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Asia regional meetings conclude amid international turbulence
Source: New Zealand Government Navigating global turbulence and disruption has been a major theme of high-level regional talks in Manila this week, Foreign Minister Winston Peters says. “People all around...
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Rāhui, Dargaville
Source: New Zealand Police Please attribute to Detective Senior Sergent Shane Pilmer, Northland CIB: Police earlier today recovered a body believed to be of missing man Saxzin Steedman from the...
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Greenpeace says One third of Canterbury private water supplies reaching nitrate contamination preterm birth risk levels
Source: Greenpeace Greenpeace is alarmed by Environment Canterbury’s lack of action on nitrate contamination, as new data reveals that 38% of Canterbury households on private water sources are in areas where...
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South Korea: Appeal decision for abortion case exposes legal vacuum – Amnesty International
Source: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Responding to today’s appeal decision overturning the murder conviction of a woman who had a later abortion while reducing the sentences of medical staff, Amnesty International Korea’s...
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Consumer NZ – Detergent test shows price doesn’t always deliver quality
Source: Consumer NZ Consumer NZ says shoppers could save money on dishwasher detergents without sacrificing cleaning performance, after new testing found little connection between price and results. Consumer NZ tested...
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VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKES: Pregnant Women and New Mothers Face Growing Health Risks as about 130 Babies Born Every Day
Source: Save the Children Thousands of pregnant women and new mothers require access to healthcare, nutritious food and safe shelter one month after two devastating earthquakes damaged health facilities and displaced about...
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Employment Issues – Volunteer Firefighters One Step Closer to Fair ACC Cover
Source: United Fire Brigades’ Association The United Fire Brigades’ Association (UFBA) has welcomed Labour MP Kieran McAnulty’s Accident Compensation (Extended Cover for Fire and Emergency New Zealand Personnel) Amendment Bill drawn from...
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ONE YEAR ON: Call for child-focused climate action after landmark ICJ ruling
Source: Save the Children One year after the landmark International Court of Justice ruling on states’ climate change responsibilities, Save the Children is calling for more child-focused climate adaptation financing, as...
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Rural News – June marks Gumboot Friday’s highest month of 2026, with 2,322 rangatahi accessing free counselling
Source: Gumboot Friday In June 2026, 2,322 young people aged 5–25 accessed free counselling through Gumboot Friday, with 3,776 sessions delivered nationwide. Sessions are free, no referral is required, and...
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Universities – Department of Cancer Sciences to strengthen cancer research and care – UoA
Source: University of Auckland (UoA) The University of Auckland has established a new Department of Cancer Sciences, bringing together leading researchers, clinicians and educators from across disciplines to create one...
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EMA and Adeption launch new leadership programme to help leaders thrive in an era of constant change
Source: EMA The EMA (Employers and Manufacturers Association) has launched a new Adaptive Leader Programme in partnership with New Zealand-founded leadership development company Adeption, as part of its broader Workforce 2030...
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New Zealand lending firefighting expertise to American wildfire response
Source: Fire and Emergency New Zealand Five experienced incident management specialists leave for the United States of America tomorrow (Friday) as part of a joint Australasian contingent supporting America’s response to...
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Tech and Security – Why a Heartbreaking Post in Your Feed Deserves a Second Look Before You Share
Source: Botica Butler Raudon Partners Every so often, a piece of sad or shocking news appears in your feed. A well-known figure, a politician, a local leader, a sport...
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Universities – Cancer leader’s vision to transform care in New Zealand – UoA
Source: University of Auckland (UoA) New Zealand has worse cancer survival rates than Australia – and Associate Professor Ben Lawrence wants to turn that around. The first Head of the...
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NZ housing market remains subdued as sales decline and buyers retain pricing power
Source: Cotality New Zealand’s housing market remains firmly in buyers’ favour, with sales activity continuing to weaken and property values showing little sign of a broad-based recovery. Investor sentiment has...
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Government Cuts – More than 200,000 people face a pay cut under the Government’s new leave law, bill to become defining election issue – PSA
Source: PSA Progressing employment law will cut the annual pay of more than 200,000 people during a cost-of-living crisis, according to fresh analysis by the PSA. The Employment Leave Bill, which...
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Patients deserve better than a pen and paper health system – more outages will happen due to Government cuts – PSA
Source: PSA The latest IT outage at hospitals across the Waikato district is yet more damning evidence that the Government’s reckless cuts to the Health NZ IT workforce have consequences for...
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Universities – What happens after a river becomes a legal person? – UoA
Source: University of Auckland (UoA) A Yale PhD candidate moved to Whanganui to investigate what nearly a decade of legal personhood has meant for Te Awa o Whanganui and its...
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Global Finance Founder Calls for Targeted Skilled Migration to Strengthen New Zealand’s Economic Future
Source: Global Financial Services Global Finance Founder and Managing Director Ajay Kumar has called for a more targeted approach to skilled migration, saying New Zealand has a significant opportunity to strengthen...
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Banking and Finance – Kiwi are finding ways to save – the banking system needs to keep up
Source: Kiwibank New findings from Kiwibank’s 2026 State of Savings Index, now in its third year, show saving remains challenging and budgeting and saving habits are holding steady. Kiwibank...
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Partnering to support Māori-led housing solutions
Source: New Zealand Government Ownership of 11 temporary homes at Ōmāhu Marae in Hawke’s Bay has been transferred from the Government to Ōmāhu 2R Māori Reservation and Ngāti Hinemanu, Ngāi Te Upokoiri me ōna Piringa Hapū Authority Trust in a move to...