This week was the latest example of the resistance of everyday Americans, resulting in a full-scale rejection of the Trump ...

As the Opportunity party polls above 5% ahead of Saturday's election, voters and experts weigh its centrist stance and kingmaker potential ...

On getting a building inspector's report, first homebuyer Alex Harman discovered she'd have to pay $14,000 for a new roof on her two-bedroom Onehunga duplex. She's one of many facing big costs, ...

In the nail-biter Hutt South race, Labour’s Ginny Andersen says a recent bid by National’s Chris Bishop is “pretty desperate stuff”. The prominent National minister is at risk of being booted from ...

Peters complained about candidates patting dogs on the campaign trail – but Luxon has now upped the ante by half-shearing a ...

She's repped NZ in 3 sports, played pro volleyball overseas and endured baaing from the crowd. Now Tamara Otene is back home collecting MVP awards ...

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This week on the Raw Politics podcast: the major parties and blocs are locked in a wrestling hold and no one will tap out ...

CultureShift's Allan Halse says public sector organisations try to exhaust employment complainants, spending as much as $900,000 in a single case ...

New Zealand’s best-known and most acclaimed publisher Fergus Barrowman is stepping down or at least stepping aside after 42 years at prestige Victoria University publisher Te Herenga Waka University ...

Real estate agent moonlighting as a migrant 'recruiter' denies knowledge of wrongdoing despite contract demanding illegal fee of his client. Alice Peacock reports.

Comment: It will not just be politicians wondering whether they will have roles once the government formation negotiations end, says Peter Dunne ...