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Enrolled nurses struggling to find jobs

The strike period is set to run for 24 hours from 7am on May 7. Photo: Getty Images

Enrolled nurses struggling to find jobs

Recently graduated enrolled nurses are struggling to find jobs, after spending thousands of dollars on training that they hoped would open up more career opportunities in healthcare.

Labour to put focus on crime, economy

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins. Photo: RNZ

Labour to put focus on crime, economy

Labour leader Chris Hipkins has told his caucus the party needs to up its game on the cost of living, crime and the economy.

Decline in drownings, hopes could improve further

There were 72 drowning deaths recorded last year - one of the lowest totals on record - but a new report says there are some key areas that could reduce that total even further.

NZME job losses impact public, 'news ecosystem' - union

NZME owns the New Zealand Herald. Photo: NZ Herald

NZME job losses impact public, 'news ecosystem' - union

Drastic cutbacks at NZME affect not only staff but also readers wanting information on important issues, a union says.

Man who lost job, partner left him, has car loan reduced

Bonus Bonds investors are due to receive a share of the $870 million remaining in the scheme....

Man who lost job, partner left him, has car loan reduced

A man has had the amount of money he owed a car lender reduced.

Release date set for Ardern's tell-all memoir

Jacinda Ardern speaking at the Massachusetts Conference For Women in Boston. Photo: Getty Images

'A bit naive, even': Jacinda Ardern's tell-all memoir to tackle politics of kindness

Former PM Jacinda Ardern's "deeply personal memoir" will be released in early June - and promises to provide all the details behind her decision to step down from the role in 2023.

Lotto 2449

Lotto 2449

Results from last night's Lotto draw.

Boosting tourism numbers top priority for Willis

Nicola Willis speaks, while being flanked by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. Photo: RNZ/Marika...

Boosting tourism numbers top priority for Willis

Newly minted minister for economic growth Nicola Willis said boosting tourism numbers is top priority as the government moves away from its predecessor's plans on higher-value visitors.

No change to abortion laws: Health Minister

Local Government Minister Simeon Brown. Photo: RNZ / Angus Dreaver

No change to abortion laws: Health Minister

Newly-appointed Health Minister Simeon Brown says abortion rights and access to services won't change under his watch.

'Packs' of teen girls targeting 'vulnerable kids' at mall

'Packs' of teen girls targeting 'vulnerable kids' at mall

About 20 assaults have been reported around a Christchurch shopping mall over the past six months, with a violent pack of teenage girls allegedly terrorising "vulnerable kids".

Man arrested after attack on dog

The video footage shows the man kicking the dog several times. Photo: Supplied

Arrest after attack on dog caught on camera

A man has been arrested in Rolleston after a distressing incident in which a dog was violently attacked.

Doctor at fault after woman died days after Covid vaccine

Doctor at fault after woman died days after Covid vaccine

A woman with a rare genetic disorder found unresponsive in her bed by her mother died four days after she was vaccinated against Covid-19.

NZME staff fear job losses ahead of meeting

Staff at the New Zealand Herald and Newstalk ZB have been called to a meeting tomorrow morning to discuss editorial changes.

PM congratulates Trump, eyes deeper ties with US

PM congratulates Trump, eyes deeper ties with US

The prime minister has congratulated the new president of the United States, Donald Trump.

Podmore inquest to resume in April

Olivia Podmore died in August 2021. Photo: Dianne Manson / RNZ Composite

Podmore inquest to resume in April

The inquest into the death of Olympic cyclist Olivia Podmore will resume in April following an abrupt halt to proceedings late last year.

Trainee electrician fined for dangerous work

Trainee electrician fined for dangerous work

A trainee electrician has been fined $10,000 by the New Plymouth District Court for unsupervised work that could have resulted in death.

GPs concerned about govt's vaping kits

Invercargill’s Youth Council wants the CBD’s smoke-free zone to be expanded. PHOTO: ODT FILES

GPs concerned about govt's vaping kits

A group representing general practitioners is concerned by officials' decision to fund vaping kits due to the associated health risks.

Nelson mayor calls out Trump on atom-splitting claim

US President Donald Trump gestures after delivering his inauguration speech in Washington, DC....

Nelson mayor calls out Trump on atom-splitting claim

The Mayor of Nelson has fact-checked newly sworn-in US President Donald Trump's claim an American split the atom.

Heritage building turned into dream home

John and Wendy Hillary are giving Prebbleton’s oldest home a modern upgrade. PHOTO: DANIEL ALVEY

Mission to turn heritage building into dream home

An historic Canterbury home is getting a new lease on life as its owners John and Wendy Hillary pour their life savings into rebuilding it into a modern classic.

Water leaks costing country $122m a year

'Terrible waste': Water leaks costing country $122m a year

Public health experts have found New Zealand's water infrastructure system is leaking at a rate far higher than in leading European countries.

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