Police need bodycams due to increase in violence, union says
Other professions in New Zealand already use body cameras, including parking wardens, prison officers and court bailiffs.
Other professions in New Zealand already use body cameras, including parking wardens, prison officers and court bailiffs.
Stock photo: Getty Contamination of a private drinking water supply at a North Canterbury campground put six people in hospital and made at least 10 others ill, the national water authority says.
Stock photo: Getty Contamination of a private drinking water supply at a North Canterbury campground put six people in hospital and made at least 10 others ill, the national water authority says.
Photo: Supplied Highlanders hero Ethan de Groot is preparing for his biggest test yet.
Formal warnings issued by Police and Oranga Tamariki to two people at the Christian community over the practice.
Police officer Sergeant Russell Owen, was at times close to tears as he recollected the events of 9 December 2019, where 22 people died and 25 others were injured.
The HelloFresh website in January 2023. Photo: RNZ Meal box delivery service HelloFresh has been sentenced at the Auckland District Court for breaches of the Fair Trading Act.
The Workforce Survey is conducted annually as part of practising certificate renewal. In 2025, 97.9% of doctors responded, providing one of the most comprehensive national workforce snapshots available.
ANZCA New Zealand National Committee chair Dr Rachel Dempsey says the day is an important opportunity to celebrate a specialty often described as “invisible” but central to patient care.
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At least 10 others fell ill after contamination of a private drinking water supply at the Canterbury campground.
Visitors welcomed back after museum closed due to asbestos discovery five months ago.
Reign Puriri died after falling from the window of a vehicle being driven by his uncle.
Tributes flow from across political spectrum for man known for high ideals but also remembered for controversially slashing welfare and health spending Former New Zealand prime minister Jim Bolger, whose political legacy was defined by his deep commitment to reconciliation with Māori as well as his brutal cuts to welfare and deregulation of the labour market, has died aged 90. Bolger died peacefully surrounded by his wife, Joan, nine children and 18 grandchildren, his family said in a statement on Wednesday. Bolger suffered kidney failure last year and had been undergoing dialysis. Continue reading...
The National Flood Map is expected to be completed by 2027, the Climate Change Minister says.