Women’s group, Speak Up For Women, are calling for New Zealand politicians to take note of the progress being made in the UK in regards to stopping the harassment and denigration of women with the term "TERF."

SAP New Zealand today announced that the New Zealand Government has signed a Cloud Framework Agreement. The whole of government contract enables all government agencies in New Zealand to procure cloud solutions and services from SAP under standardised terms.

Strict new immigration regulations and tardy processing times are having a serious impact on Central Otago employers struggling to find staff and Waitaki MP Jacqui Dean wants the Immigration Minister to step up and intervene.

Thousands of stroke patients will benefit from better care at a new integrated stroke and rehabilitation inpatient unit at Auckland City Hospital Health Minister David Clark says.

GWRC has welcomed a multi-billion dollar transport funding announcement as a serious commitment to freeing up congestion for public transport in Wellington city.

People across the Wellington region have reason to be disheartened at the outcome of the Let’s Get Wellington Moving project, which isn’t going to solve the capital’s congestion woes anytime soon, National’s Associate Transport spokesman Brett Hudson says.

The 'Let's Get Wellington Moving' transport package unveiled by the Government today is a disappointment to business and commuters who have waited so long for a proper plan to solve congestion across the city, says the Wellington Chamber of Commerce.

The finishing touches are being put on a road safety project in Christchurch that will prevent head-on crashes and keep students safe as they walk and bike to school.

Federated Farmers is right on board with the purpose and framework of the Zero Carbon Bill but not a methane target that has no grounding in science or economic sense.

Right to Life is appalled that NZ First is deserting its support base by giving critical support to the ant-life and anti- feminist agenda of the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern and the Minister of Justice, Andrew Little.