Questions around how the private lives of politicians are reported in Aotearoa are gaining renewed attention, with political scientist Lara Greaves highlighting concerns about inconsistency, bias, and ...

Rising petrol prices have dominated the national conversation this week – and a new Radio Waatea Question of the Day shows just how deeply the issue is being felt across Aotearoa. The question was ...

New Zealand’s economy is continuing to grow, even as global uncertainty and rising oil prices create increasingly challenging conditions. New analysis from Business NZ indicates that while the ...

The Green Party has confirmed its candidates for two key electorates in the lower North Island, as preparations ramp up ahead of the 2026 general election. Teanau Tuiono will once again stand for the ...

Māori filmmaker and producer Chelsea Winstanley is representing Indigenous women on one of the world’s most visible stages, attending the 2026 Academy Awards in Los Angeles as a leading voice for ...

A new climate resilience programme led by Professor Paul Tapsell is placing Māori knowledge, community leadership and place-based solutions at the centre of Aotearoa’s response to accelerating ...

Te Pāti Māori is calling on the Government to urgently suspend the fuel excise tax, arguing immediate action is needed to ease the growing financial strain on whānau across Aotearoa. The party says ...

One of Aotearoa’s largest cultural events has officially begun in South Auckland, with thousands of students, performers and whānau gathering for the opening of ASB Polyfest. The annual secondary ...

E kōkirihia ana e te kāwanatanga ētahi panonitanga ki te Summary Offences Act, ā, ko te āpitihanga e kōrerohia ana ko te ‘Move-on orders’. Mēnā ka whakamanahia ēnei panonitanga, ka āhei te pirihimana ...