Friends and colleagues remember the late, great New Zealand writer.

The government sees potential, but sceptics warn it's no substitute for regulatory protections.

Around the country, DOC is upgrading backcountry huts with solar panels and electric lights. But as technology evolves, are we losing something special?

The government's focus on elective surgery wait times has driven thousands of outsourced operations – and fresh warnings about the risks of draining public sector expertise.

Intensification is coming to Christchurch, whether the council likes it or not.

Face-to-face therapy is prohibitively expensive for most New Zealanders. Could ChatGPT fill the void?

Maurice Gee was one of New Zealand's greatest writers for adults and for children.

When a friend becomes a stranger.

His name sits above the title of most of his plays. It might even sit above the phrase 'New Zealand theatre'. Sam Brooks speaks to Roger Hall about paving the way for an entire artform.