TVNZ job cuts: Broadcaster told to enter mediation after ERA rules consultation clause was broken
ERA orders TVNZ to start mediation with union over job cuts.
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Government commits $571m for Defence Force pay, helicopter and vehicle upgrades
The new spend comes with more than $100m of cuts to the NZDF and the Defence Ministry.
Staff shortages force Pathlab clinics in Te Puke and Ōtūmoetai to close temporarily
Closures were decided once all other options were exhausted, Pathlab says.
Tauranga’s Caltex Tauriko to close after half a century of community service
Bittersweet atmosphere as loyal patrons called in one final time.
Minister of Regulation wanted ministry to have ‘two to three times’ more staff than Productivity Commission it replaced
David Seymour said red tape and regulation are 'out of control' in this country.
Public sector cuts: Commerce Commission to cut around 10 per cent of staff, spends thousands on new laptops
Job cuts in the sector have reached well above 3000 so far.
NZ Defence Force staff left stranded in Antarctica for a month
A series of aircraft breakdowns and bad weather delayed the departure of the crew.
NZ police station sanitary bins suddenly removed
"We have received a number of complaints."
Public sector cuts: Ministry of Māori Development told to find millions in cost savings beyond upcoming Budget, 38 jobs to go
Te Puni Kōkiri has been tasked with finding $34.6m in savings ahead of the Budget.
Report shows strong growth in farming salaries over past two years
The 2024 Feds-Rabobank Farming Salaries Report shows farm employers investing in staff.
Manurewa jewellery store robbery: Six armed masked thieves steal $1 million worth of gems
Staff and customers fled for their lives as every cabinet was smashed with weapons.
‘Tongan Pablo’: Ringleader of corrupt Air NZ baggage crew smuggling drugs from Los Angeles into Auckland revealed
Baggage handler caught importing 20kg of meth - then kept smuggling while on bail.
US lawmakers pass bill to allow teachers to carry handguns, a year after Nashville shooting
Unclear if any school districts would take advantage if the bill becomes law.
US zoo tragedy: Karen the dancing ostrich dies after swallowing keeper’s keys
'She was not just an animal; she was a beloved member of our community.'
Tokoroa rest home, nurses told to apologise to whānau for failures in care
The man had a fall inside the rest home and died two weeks later.
Ministry of Social Development job cuts: Public sector savings see 200 voluntary redundancies, more roles to go
Part of plans to reduce headcounts by over 3000 across the public service to fund savings.
Police Association concerned job cuts at Internal Affairs and Customs will put extra work on officers
Roles tackling child exploitation, extremism and money-laundering are on the line.
Hamilton man hijacks ambulance when staff won’t take him to hospital for abscess on his bottom
Levi Ihimaera's lawyer said he "essentially lashed out like a child".
Auckland police investigate if two Newmarket Partridge Jewellers ram raids connected
The vehicle used in last night's raid was found abandoned a short distance from the store.
Public sector cuts: Customs begins consultation with staff on further cuts
It comes as thousands of jobs are on the line across Government agencies.
$45m security spend: Woolworths roll out body cameras for staff as assaults, abuse skyrockets
The rollout is part of Woolworths’ three year, $45 million programme to add more security.