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Help coming for teens struggling to pass new NCEA tests - Minister
Next term Erica Stanford will be announcing new support for those who "are still not getting there".
Invest in addiction services rather than locking people up, govt told
"They are rehashing old strategies that have been tried in the past, and simply do not work," a criminologist and counsellor says. Audio
How to deal with the issue of overheating homes?
The Green Building Council wants the government to look at better ways of building homes. Audio
Dunedin Hospital scaleback: 'The longer you wait, the more likely you'll suffer harm'
People will die if plans to scale back the redevelopment are carried out, the Nurses Organisation says. Audio
Talley's staff member dies at Port Nelson
The person was located in a critical condition after a workplace incident shortly before 1pm, police say.
Mata Season 2 | Episode 18: Annette Sykes on Marine and Coastal Areas, Tākuta Ferris on Its Impact on Te Wai Pounamu
Treaty lawyer and former Mana Party candidate Annette Sykes discusses the amendments to the Marine and Coastal Areas Act, and Te Tai Tonga MP Tākuta Ferris shares how it will impact his electorate and… Video, Audio
Hundreds of traffic calming projects in limbo after govt funding changes
Evidence showing how lower speed limits decreased the risk of serious injury or death did not "cut much ice" with the government, a transport expert says. Audio
Man appears in court following serious assault on police officer
Taniora Peri was charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent and with resisting police.
Feature interview: how to have a great time online
Doomscrolling belongs right up there with smoking, biting your nails or procrastinating; it's an addictive habit that's hard to break. Audio
Early childhood relief teachers face big drop in income
Many early childhood teachers who work as casual or relief staff face a big pay cut today, with the government's decision to drop them from pay parity rules kicking in.
Auckland Transport reform? Mayor, Minister target 'culture of independence'
Wayne Brown and Simeon Brown feel the agency's "culture of independence... is unacceptable".
Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 1 October 2024
In today's episode, earlier this year Foodstuffs proposed bringing the North and South Island divisions together to create a national cooperative, but the Commerce Commission declined the proposal… Audio
Never smile at a croc
The beloved and be-hated Cros have been in the news today. Audio
'Be prepared to receive it back' - Jones on heated confrontation with protesters
The Resources Minister says he has every right to shout back at people if he is being yelled at in public. Audio
Funding to clean up contaminated sites, vulnerable landfills announced
$30 million will help councils and landowners clean up sites at risk of being affected by severe weather, the environment minister says.
Untreated ADHD can lead to addiction: Research
Research from the Drug Foundation has found people with untreated or undiagnosed ADHD are much more likely to use illicit drugs and develop an addiction. Drug Foundation executive director Sarah Helm… Audio
Rotorua Hospital's delayed children's ward officially opened
The children's unit was part of a $6m redevelopment of the hospital's women, child, and family facilities.
Hamilton nurse cycles her way into record books
Last year, Jane Carswell was at a low point in her life. Now the 30-year-old has claimed a world record. Audio
'I get it, I'm wealthy': Luxon on attention from $890k apartment sale
The Prime Minister says he has nothing to hide in terms of his success.
Morning Report Essentials for Tuesday 1 October 2024
On today's episode, the Prime Minister is standing by his Associate Health Minister despite concerns she made policy decisions that would benefit tobacco company Philip Morris the most, the Resources… Audio