Covid update May 7: 6,745 new cases, 15 in ICU.
There are 339 people in hospital, and 12 deaths being reported.
Is the yardie dead? Inside 21st birthdays in Aotearoa
We made a documentary series about 21st birthdays and there’s somehow not a single yardie.
Inside Misha’s 21st, NZ’s baddest influencer | 2000s Baby
Watch the first episode of our brand new docuseries, 2000s Baby.
I want to come out to my parents before my 21st | 2000s Baby
“I’m always known to be the quiet one.”
Lip filler, rejection and immigrant parents: Alison’s 21st | 2000s Baby
“I’m Alison, I’m 21 and I’m a baddie.”
Northland, my first moko and ‘hella yardies’: Rāwhiti’s 21st | 2000s Baby
Watch the fourth episode of 2000s Baby now.
Cook Islands 21sts are all about family, but mine can’t come | 2000s Baby
Watch the fifth episode of 2000s Baby now, following Poe Tiare.
Covid May 6: 7,347 cases, 24 deaths
363 people are currently in hospital.
It's now illegal to decline a tenant for having a disability assist dog
Former Green Party MP Mojo Mathers introduced this bill to Parliament when she was still an MP.
Covid update May 5: 8,609 new cases, 20 deaths
A person under 10, with Covid-19, has died.
Green Party drops male co-leader rule, adds Māori requirement
The party says it is committed to leadership opportunities for non-binary and intersex people.
Winston Peters' Parliament trespass notice withdrawn by Speaker
He was among five people who had their Parliamentary trespass notices withdrawn.
Covid Update May 4: 8,454 new cases, person under age 10 dies
The person was one of 24 people with the virus who have recently died.
How to harvest kūmara: ‘Māori can’t connect to a carrot’
“The history of the kūmara goes way back; it’s in our DNA, it’s in our whakapapa."
Covid Update May 3: 9,109 new cases, 20 deaths
There are currently 55,588 active community casees.
NZ gang laws politically driven and have no impact, expert says
An expert says laws are often introduced for political reasons rather than that of policy making.
Winston Peters says he’s been trespassed from Parliament for protest visit
Yesterday, former National MP Matt King said he'd been banned after being identified as a protester.
Suspected cyber attack hits NZ website projecting sea level rise
Scientists had designed the online tool to show sea level rise projections by location and year.
Inside Auckland’s Ōtara Market: Community, taonga and taro
‘More than selling flowers, it’s about engaging with the local people’
Covid Update May 2: 6,636 new cases, 7 deaths
Today’s seven-day rolling average of case numbers is 7,553 – last Monday it was 8,355.
Covid update May 1: Omicron BA.4 variant detected in returnee
Two other sub-variants of Omicron have also been detected in 2 other returnees for the first time.
Covid update April 30: 7,043 new cases, 7 deaths
There are 15 people in ICU.
Three Waters: What is it and why this reform is controversial in NZ
The government has made a plan to combine all of NZ’s water infrastructure and make four entities.
Someone I really like has herpes, what should I do? | Horny on Main
"We haven’t gone that far yet, but...."
Covid update April 29: 8,242 cases, 480 hospitalisations
The Ministry of Health says 14 people with Covid-19 have died.
Heads up, there’s a 6-week wait for NZ passport renewals
That’s right, six weeks.
Covid update April 28: 9,047 cases, 484 hospitalisations
The Ministry of Health says 13 people with Covid-19 have died.
Parents are the fifth biggest home loan lenders in New Zealand
Parents are dishing out $22.6 billion in loans to adult children, according to Consumer NZ.
Government introduces legally recognised mask exemption card
People will be able to access the card from the end of May.
Finding balance and healing through whakatū rākau
Whakatū rākau focuses on defence guards and mau rākau on wielding weaponry.
