Opinion: The planning framework developed with so much foresight nearly 25 years ago has stood us in good stead – until now, with the Government's fast-track legislation, writes Lianne Dalziel ...

Barely five years after it was first launched, a service to monitor earthquakes, tsunami, and other natural hazards at all hours is in jeopardy, writes ...

Confusing language led to an 'appalling' misrepresentation of a controversial Coromandel gold mine listed on the fast-track ...

New figures bolster the claim spending on new renewable electricity projects by Meridian, Mercury and Genesis collapsed after they were listed ...

Inspired by a dictionary’s survey of its online followers, The Detail gathers three professional word-workers to nominate the best and worst of language and the traps of faux erudition, cliche, neuron ...

On the night their son was killed, Ange and Noel McAllister were told he had died a hero. During a chaotic, violent confrontation at a Waikato emergency housing property, their son, Perenara, 30, was ...

This week on the Raw Politics podcast: the PM declares himself wealthy and sorted, Darleen should say goodbye even though she's Green, plus a bad retweet.

Former Dutch chief of defence Tom Middendorp says his eyes were opened to the link between climate change and security during his time in Afghanistan. Photo: Getty Images As a senior military officer ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu holds a meeting with the Security Cabinet after Iran's missile attacks on Israel in West Jerusalem on October 1. Photo: Getty Images Expert opinion from ...

As more and more healthcare becomes private, experts worry about increasing inequality in New Zealand Photo: Getty Images More signs are emerging of New Zealanders turning to private healthcare as the ...

Opinion: If I referred to a digital twin, some readers might imagine an avatar that looks just like them, that can be used for fun, in gaming, for instance, which one day could be so advanced it would ...