Sustained public investment in research, underpinned by cross-party consensus, is needed to combat a growing anti-science sentiment and post-truth narratives, writes Professor Jonathan Boston.

In the melting pot that is the big Sylvia Park shopping centre, shoppers seem unfazed by the NZ First leader's immigration ...

A string of prosecutions has strained Cando Fishing's relationship with Fisheries NZ, but it hopes NZ First will help it ...

Labour’s West Coast candidate Rory Paterson promises Westport locals that coal royalties will stay in their town, outbidding NZ First’s regional model ...

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Survey results show affective polarisation has declined in NZ since 2014, and the 2023 election was not more polarised than previous elections ...

The Kiwis had the hardest possible start to the tournament, facing korfball powerhouses the Netherlands, and going down 45-7. But a 27-4 win over India and then a 22-10 win over usual close rivals ...

I will be chairing him at an event this coming Tuesday, October 13, at Lamplight Books in Parnell from 6pm, all welcome. To enter the draw, consider his handsome hourly-rate work on the Crewe murders, ...

As Brian Tamaki's controversial church shifts between rented venues, debts owed by a linked charitable trust mount. Alice Peacock reports ...

Green MP Julie Anne Genter and Labour candidate Craig Renney are in for a tight race for Wellington Bays as cost of living and housing dominate ...

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A region that's been through catastrophe after catastrophe is gearing up for what could be months of horribly dry weather.