Police acknowledge the findings of a report by the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) following a complaint by the owners of a motel business in Warkworth over the release of personal information in 2017.

The Independent Police Conduct Authority has found that Police, while targeting the owners of a motel business in Warkworth, went beyond the bounds of a legitimate Police intelligence operation.

Sections of Dargaville Town Hall to close to the public

A new study reveals significant ethnic pay disparities within the top tiers of New Zealand’s core public sector and district health boards.

The disturbing practice of killing animals by drowning is in the spotlight again with Dunedin man Donald MacDonald sentenced yesterday to a fine of $2,000, and reparations and costs of $610 for trapping and drowning eight cats during a night shift at work.

The Hawke’s Bay Rural Advisory Group is encouraging farmers to apply for the drought relief fund before it closes on September 30 this year.

A plan to introduce a unique eco-tax on waste has won a University of Canterbury (UC) Business student a virtual place at an international conference.

New Zealand Police’s initiative to help reach a broader and more diverse group of potential recruits has resulted in a win at the Diversity Works awards.

Consumer survey shows most New Zealanders aren’t confident in their knowledge of 5G and would like easier ways to find out the facts

Police can confirm one person has died following a crash on Victoria Road, Cambridge last night.

Emergency services were alerted to the two vehicle crash at around 9:30pm.

One person was transported to Waikato Hospital but sadly later died.