Mansion-building firm charged worker thousands for job and sacked him a week later
The company was ordered to pay more than $46,000 in compensation, fines and lost wages to the worker.
Hope water will be back by lunch after pipe burst in Auckland
A broken water main caused up to 3000 people to be without water in parts of West Auckland.
'Massive success': Calls renew for bed tax after SailGP event
A high-profile promoter is backing calls for a bed tax following the success of the SailGP event over the weekend.
Something old, new, borrowed, and blue in PM's growth plan
Analysis - At first glance the Prime Minister's fresh plan to inject growth in the economy is a hark back to pre-Covid days ...
Watch: ‘Fatal consequences’ - Youth’s crane stunt 220 metres above Auckland waterfront
A 16 year old has performed a dangerous stunt, hanging from a crane 220 meters above Auckland's waterfront, the stunt uploaded to social media.
Dates scheduled for coroner’s hearings into Auckland flood and Cyclone Gabrielle deaths
A coroner has set aside nearly six weeks this year for hearings into the deaths of 18 people who died during or after the ...
Police not to charge Golriz Ghahraman over Pak’nSave ‘shoplifting’ incident
No charges will be laid against former MP Golriz Ghahraman after a shopping incident at an Auckland supermarket - a move that ...
People leave New Zealand in record numbers in year to November
People leaving New Zealand hit record levels in the year to November 2024, in another sign of the weakness in the country’s ...
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NZ is ‘the best kept secret in the third world’. AI can change that.
Silver bullets aren't popular unless you're the Lone Ranger – but there is one to fix NZ's productivity deficit, writes the ...