New Zealand seizes $90 million in assets of Russian cybercrime suspect
New Zealand police has seized assets worth NZ$140 million ($90.68 million) linked to a Russian man suspected of laundering billions of dollars in digital currency....
Consumer confidence drops in survey but glimmers of hope further out
Consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest level in more than a decade, but there are signs the Covid-19 recession may not be as severe...
Kiwis urged to save money first before thinking of spending
New Zealanders aren't great at saving, a survey of 2000 people by the Financial Services Council has found. Photo: 123RF The survey also found that...
Labour Party refuses to answer questions on Ayesha Verrall’s future
The Labour Party has unveiled its full list of candidates for the election and it includes one of the key voices advising the government during...
Environment Minister warns of trade-offs involved in Fast-tracking projects
The Minister for the Environment says there is a trade-off over who can participate in submissions on 11 new fast-tracked infrastructure projects. Environment Minister David...
Proposed changes in Medical school subjects raises concern among Specialists at University of Otago.
Mental health and women's health will no longer be compulsory subjects in the final year of the University of Otago medical degree under proposed changes....
NZ Police officer who struck teenager during youth programme remain on the force
An off-duty police officer who slapped a 15-year-old girl while he was leading a youth programme has kept his job. (File image). Photo: RNZ /...
Thousands of migrant workers trapped by a border closure
Bostock foreman Jim MacDonald teaches new recruits. Photo: RNZ / Anusha Bradley A new underclass is emerging in New Zealand in the Covid-19 era -...
Family carers says Labour govt too slow on critical law reform
The government is refusing to pass a single page of legislation before the election that would allow families with disabled children to take complaints to...