Opinion
Bringing agriculture back to Year 11 is a win for students and New Zealand – Dr Jacqueline Rowarth
Agriculture and horticultural science has been brought back into Year 11 as an optional subject alongside compulsory Science. It is excellent news. It gives students the opportunity to develop ...
A police spokeswoman told Hawke’s Bay Today a 54-year-old man was arrested overnight after a fire at St Paul’s Presbyterian Church on Tennyson St last week. The church was destroyed in the blaze that ...
Wellington Phoenix trio Corban Piper, Matthew Sheridan, and Nathan Walker have all been called up for the first time, rewarding the Nix’s best-ever start to an A-League Men seas ...
Some dairy farmers are starting to feel the impact of stiffer penalties of up to a million dollars introduced last year (RMA). A Waikato farmer, ...
Napier father and daughter Ben and Charlotte Harding have come fourth in the national rally championship and claimed three trophies along the way. But Ben Harding says that despite the meteoric ...
The lifestyle guru later called her costume insensitive and said she was very sorry.
Specsavers’ new collaboration with Country Road embraces this philosophy, pairing the Australian brand’s approach to timeless design with frames made to elevate the everyday. In the ultimate blend of ...
Revolut Bank launches with competitive savings accounts.
Silver Ferns shooter Martina Salmon is backing Netball New Zealand to deliver a professional domestic competition for 2027, despite the governing body’s decision to abandon a proposed private ...
The man who abducted and murdered a Christchurch schoolgirl 40 years ago was caught with a picture in his cell of a child resembling her. He claims the photo was there to “remind him of the ...
Twenty-nine people have been issued move-on orders since the new law came into effect nine days ago, police say. The new law gives police powers to order people to leave an area due to disruptive or ...
Ukraine says that multiple Russian strikes on a school where humanitarian aid was distributed killed at least 18 people and dashed fragile hopes of “progress toward peace” after a local ceasefire in ...
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