A lack of clear communication from the government may have contributed to the spread of Covid-19 misinformation in the Māori and Pasifika communities, the Royal Commission of Inquiry has heard.

Starting today, the inquest will hear from everyday people about what the government's decisions over vaccines and lockdowns meant for them.

New Zealanders have spoken of the impact of the Covid-19 response on their lives and businesses, including crippling financial losses, children falling behind in schooling and struggles to ...

The weekly session of Prime Minister's Questions comes ahead of UK-France talks on tackling small boat crossings.

Jeneen Interlandi, a domestic correspondent for Opinion and a staff writer at the magazine, writes frequently about public health. For this article, she interviewed dozens of people who have worked ...

Several women who experienced sexual harassment in national democratic youth organizations grapple with trauma and distrust ...

In an unpredictable landscape, top equipment finance executives talk talent, technology and the leadership mindset needed to ...

The woman, unable to control her anger, allegedly hit her husband multiple times. He collapsed soon after the assault.

UN Special rapporteur on Gaza Francesca Albanese’s latest report highlights the corporate role in enabling genocide in Gaza.

In 1954 the Castle Bravo test exploded a 15-megaton bomb – one thousand times more deadly than the one dropped on Hiroshima.

Experts are worried that despite the hard-won lessons of covid, we are not fully prepared for the next pandemic.

People with Long Covid are disappointed they will not be prioritised as part of public hearings about the government's pandemic response. Phase two of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the ...