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Some struggles can be kept nonviolent, but decolonization never has been—certainly not in India

The 35-year-old man initially reported missing in Hamilton has been located safe and well. We would like to thank the public for their assistance.

On April 10, 1919, the preliminary results of a referendum showed that New Zealanders had narrowly voted for prohibition by a majority of around 13,000 votes. However, when the votes of soldiers still overseas after World War I were later added in, ...

Bold initiative to improve Māori and Pacific University Entrance pass rates and increase success, has been launched by Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.

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Emergency services are in attendance at a fire in Helensville this morning near the Kaipara Coast Highway. The fire was reported to Police around 3.35am. A male was located near the address and is currently assisting Police with our enquiries. ...

Liam Hehir skewers Chloe’s Swarbrick repeated claims she is a reluctant politician. He notes: Swarbrick was born in the year of Our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-four. She completed university studies in 2016. It was that same year, with great reluctance, that a political career was essentially forced upon her as made a […]

After the disappointment of losing 3-0 to South Korea on the opening day of the tournament, New Zealand won all three matches against Pacific Oceania on Wednesday, losing just one game across the six sets of tennis.

The winning tickets were sold at West Harbour Superette in Auckland, Pak N Save Hawera in Hawera, Fresh Choice Picton in Picton, and on MyLotto to players from Auckland, Carterton and Wellington.

Press Release – Te Tuhi Arts Centre Pulp III marks the midpoint of Shubigi Raos evocative 10-year project, Pulp, which explores the history of book destruction and those who persist in its margins to protect the futures of knowledge. Pulp III: A Short Biography of the Banished Book, by Singaporean artist and writer Shubigi Rao, […]

Gareth Eloff, Manager, Parks Open Space and Environment, Paekākāriki Community Board Members Sorcha Ruth and Christian Judge, Mayor Janet Holborow, and tamariki from Paekākāriki School. Press Release – Kapiti Coast District Council Kāpiti Coast District Council and Paekākāriki Community Board are proud to showcase the new rainbow signs that were installed at Campbell Park this […]

Report from RNZ The number of jobs going or gone at the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has more than doubled to 286, up from 111 reported in March. Further cuts are possible. MBIE employs 6650 staff. An MBIE spokesperson said the 111 staff to go were in the first round of voluntary redundancies. […]

Raised tables are flat platforms that are being constructed by some of Gisborne’s roundabouts, where pedestrian use is high. They’re the preferred approach to roundabouts in Gisborne because of the dual purpose they serve for drivers and pedestrians. They ...

A significant milestone has been reached in the fight to strike an anti-Pasifika and unfair law from the country’s books after Teanau Tuiono’s members’ bill passed its first reading. “Fairness is at the heart of this Bill. We had a group ...

Fire and Emergency New Zealand is working with West Coast Emergency Management to prepare for the impacts of the heavy rain which has been falling on the West Coast. Fortunately we haven’t had any 111 calls from people impacted by the weather today, ...

Police are advising the public the tide is turning when it comes to evening swims after a close-call at Narrow Neck Beach on Tuesday evening. Senior Sergeant Garry Larsen, of the Auckland Maritime Unit, says Police responded to reports of two teenagers ...

Forest & Bird is warning of long-term consequences for nature and the economy following today’s announcement of 131 proposed jobs losses at DOC. This comes on top of proposed redundancies in other government organisations that have roles to ...

Raising awareness about music therapy and providing greater access to its benefits is a key focus of Music Therapy Week 2024, running from 10 to 15 April throughout New Zealand. Members of the CeleBRation Choir in Auckland The theme of Music Therapy ...

After I blogged how segregated study areas could lead to serrated tutorials and lectures, a reader alerted me to the fact this has already happened. The Law Faculty AT Canterbury University advised: This email is to let you know that the Faculty of Law, with our support is piloting a dedicated LAWS206 tutorial group for […]

Westland Emergency Management activated its Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) at 7am this morning in response to the severe weather event affecting the South Westland area. Te Aroha Cook, Group Controller West Coast Emergency Management advises, “We ...

E tū has filed a claim with the Employment Relations Authority against TVNZ, as the company did not follow their consultation requirements that are guaranteed for workers in their collective agreement. The filing comes as TVNZ makes formal announcements ...

Acclaimed South Korean conductor Han-Na Chang makes her New Zealand Symphony Orchestra debut in May with an unforgettable music experience featuring Tchaikovsky’s triumphant and life-affirming Fifth Symphony . Bursting with melodies which continue to inspire ...

Te Kāhui Tika Tangata Human Rights Commission addressed whether New Zealand’s hate speech law is discriminatory, in court yesterday. The Court of Appeal heard the case brought by Russell Hoban, who is seeking a declaration from the Court that ...

Police are advising motorists to be aware of the weather warnings around the country and take caution when on the roads in the coming days. Parts of the South Island are already experiencing extreme weather conditions, with strong wind and heavy rain ...

Organisers of the West Coast’s biggest annual event say it will be going ahead this Friday and Saturday. Andy Thompson says hundreds of exhibitors have converged on Greymouth for the annual Agfest event. The predicted weather event in South Westland ...