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An immigration advisor says if Immigration New Zealand is only going to start to work on the visa next year, people may even be lucky to see it being introduced next year.

Most of us will have a drawer or cabinet full of old or expired medicines, but should we take them? Pharmacist Gemma Perry has the answers. Audio

The council now has just two weeks to start adding fluoride to its Kaitāia and Kerikeri water supplies after the Ministry of Health's refusal.

National promised a 'strong and stable' carbon market - but that's not how it's worked out.

One advocate has heard "harrowing" examples including an elderly man being physically restrained by his own family.

The freeze, aimed at reducing overspending, applies to all hospital roles that do not deal directly with patients, leaked email shows.

Denmark says the instant ramen noodle flavours have worryingly high capsaicin levels. But how much spice are we really talking?

The proposed law change would introduce a way to obtain a drilling permit without having to tender for it.

The council is consulting with the public over the cat management bylaw, which is being proposed as a way to address common cat nuisance problems.

Legislation introducing a new ram raid offence passed its first reading in August.

The government will reverse its ban on oil and gas exploration, Minister for Resources Shane Jones has confirmed.

Introducing the a change part-way through the year adds complications.

As iconic tourism hotspots like Venice and Mt Fuji start cracking down on tourists, an expert says we need to change how we travel. Audio

Half a dozen Asian New Zealanders have been recognised in this year's King's Birthday Honours List.

The government has made a virtue of its tax cuts being paid for through 240 savings and reprioritisations, unveiled in Thursday's budget. Here's what's been cut, by how much.

When a product or appliance fails, how often have you asked yourself whether it's even worth fixing?

Minister of Finance Lautimu'ia Uelese Va'ai has tabled a $1.15 billion tālā budget for financial year 2024-2025 in Parliament.

It's the centrepiece of National's response to rising costs. But what do the numbers say? Audio

Next week is the deadline for the four major banks in New Zealand to offer open banking. Here's the lowdown. Audio

Ripeka Lessels says a 15.1 percent rates rise on top of increases in the costs of living would be "a double whammy for people already struggling".