Eva Corlett

Ockham Book Awards dropped two titles from contention after new guidelines introduced on artificial intelligence use

Members of the public have pleaded for a reprieve for the remaining lions, while former staff members hope the sanctuary will reconsider putting them down

The kārearea becomes territorial during nesting season and walkers have been swooped by the fast-flying falcon in recent weeks

Minister says obligations for school boards to ‘give effect’ to the treaty are unfair while critics argue the move will sideline Indigenous education

Board was found covered in barnacles and mussels in Raglan, nearly 18 months after it was lost during a boat trip near Tasmania

Teachers, nurses and public service staff among those walking off job and pressing for more government investment in health and education

The extremely unusual phenomenon – also known as red lightning – lasts for a millisecond and is rarely visible to the naked eye

Tributes flow from across political spectrum for man known for high ideals but also remembered for controversially slashing welfare and health spending

Controversial law change that forced councils to put the fate of Māori wards to a public vote saw 25 vote to disestablish the guaranteed seats

NZ$180bn worth of housing and $26bn of infrastructure at risk of flooding and storm damage, new government report finds