The tool is based on the Deterioration Early Warning System (DEWS), which was trialled at Bupa’s Northhaven Care Home during a feasibility study conducted in partnership with the Te Tāhū Hauora Health ...

The Authority has been dealing with a spate of such cases recently, and while it can be a frustrating process for the unpaid employees, one thing is clear: these matters do not go away if you ignore ...

This will be Rotorua’s first local elections since ChatGPT launched. Dr Bronwyn Isaacs, a University of Waikato anthropology lecturer specialising in the cultural politics of AI, said she had observed ...

On the 12th September 2024, Kaikōura was officially recognised as an International Dark Sky Sanctuary — the 22nd in the world and the third in New Zealand. This first anniversary marks a significant ...

Rotorua council hopeful fronts her bankruptcy past, citing growth and integrity. A Rotorua Lakes Council candidate in this year’s local elections says she is “only human” after revealing she has twice ...

The water infrastructure directly addresses one of the biggest barriers to unlocking Māori land potential – water certainty – and plays a pivotal role in attracting long-term capital investment.

Let’s start by defining some key lunar terms. The Moon is “full” when its whole face or disc is illuminated by the Sun. We ...

Auckland Transport Chief Executive Dean Kimpton says a number of level crossings have been, or will be, removed to be ready ...

Personal experience of trying to do paid work and perform at a high level as an athlete has led a Waikato rower to set up a labour hire company staffed with high-performance sportspeople. Elliott ...

Kernel Wealth founder Dean Anderson said there was a real risk that anyone investing in cash or conservative assets over a long period of time could find the value of their investment was ...

The second GfK Commercial Radio Survey of 2025 has been released by the NZ Commercial Radio Industry, with the latest data demonstrating the ongoing resilience of live radio.

Digital licences are part of a broader project of normalising surveillance, deepening inequality, and further embedding capitalist and statist domination in everyday life. Apparent “progress” in the ...