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The New Zealand prime minister has answered questions from Guardian readers on everything from housing to inequality to climate change The Guardian asked its New Zealand readers to put questions to prime minister Jacinda Ardern, as she and her governme…
Incident captured on video shows men, who did not appear to be Māori, in ‘grass’ skirts with black markings on their facesA cruise ship company in New Zealand has apologised after its staff dressed up in wildly inaccurate Māori costumes and painted the…
University writes to students on exchange in Hong Kong as campuses become focus of battles between police and protestersThe University of Sydney has urged Australian students on exchange in Hong Kong to return home as pro-democracy protests intensify o…
Three main themes stood out – better infrastructure, slowing immigration and more emphasis on the regions As New Zealand heads towards a population of 5 million people in early 2020, we asked you what you thought were the most important issues and how …
Junius Ho hospitalised after attack that comes amid protests The pro-Beijing lawmaker Junius Ho has been attacked in an apparent stabbing in Hong Kong.Ho, who is running in the upcoming district council election, was out campaigning in his constituency…
We are reporting more in New Zealand – so tell us what you thinkKia ora,Aotearoa New Zealand has always been an important part of the Guardian’s global reporting network and it has become clear that our audience here is well established and wants more….
Major Ministry of Justice report analysed tens of thousands of cases over four years, with nearly two-third involving childrenLess than a third of sexual violence reports in New Zealand lead to a court case, and only 11% to a conviction, the most compr…
Survivors mark 74th anniversary of atomic bombing of city in second world war with one minute’s silence Continue reading…