Amelia Wade

Comment While the country's results slide, three Auckland schools have been recognised for bucking the trend, lifting achievement for the students most often written off.

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New Zealand needs to “confront the elephants” in the room about the affordability of superannuation, says the head of New Zealand's biggest bank.

Comment The leader of the most populous country in the world, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is coming to Auckland next weekend.

Google and news publishers were given a private look at the Government's proposed changes to the law that would have made tech giants pay for New Zealand journalism before those changes went to Cabinet, briefing papers show.

Comment An academic is calling it a Hindutva rally in disguise and a GP is calling it a security risk. ‒ but Christopher Luxon is calling it a celebration, and he's going.

Snipers, a hotel suite with a panic room and a sold-out arena: Modi's Auckland visit had all the trappings of a historic occasion - except a $34b billion question that remains unresolved.

A government IT project once pitched as “free” became a $19 million paper trail of funding approvals, delays, scope changes and ultimate failure.

India says it's very clear what the purpose is of the 5000 Kiwi visas it's getting in its free trade agreement (FTA) with New Zealand: to increase mobility, not migration.

Flights from the United States to Auckland could carry undercover - possibly armed - American air marshals from the end of August, with officers