Current Affairs

E tū union has told the Employment Relations Authority it wants to see the broadcaster restart its redundancy process and "work properly" with staff to shape the future for the organisation.

Job cuts at Crown-owned science company NIWA could cull a team of New Zealand's top climate modellers, RNZ understands.

Disruption to patient care from a nationwide junior doctors strike is bordering on unsafe, a senior doctor claims, despite what health officials say.

Schools should aim to have 94 percent of their pupils in class every day, David Seymour says.

The 31-year-old has a warrant for arrest for unlawful possession of a firearm. Here's how the situation has unfolded.

A 43-year-old man has been arrested in Auckland after an elderly woman was viciously knocked to the ground in an unprovoked attack in broad daylight on Sunday.

Six other well-known Newshub journalists are also joining Stuff to work on the bulletin.

Erin Patterson has elected to have her case "fast-tracked" to a Victorian Supreme Court trial.

Hospitals have contingency plans in place for the strike by about 2500 junior doctors across the country. Audio

Wellington City Council have put plans to build a permanent cycleway in Brooklyn on hold after losing over half of its funding.

The government books are worsening as a fall in tax outpaces cuts to spending, leaving it on course to post a sizable deficit.

Services have been restricted for six months due to staff shortages.

Jamie Arbuckle, the district councillor who became an MP but decided to keep getting paid for both roles, will instead donate one salary to charity.

The US has opened a new probe of the troubled jet firm.