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Hospitality red-tape review lands on ministers' desks
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (511+ words) That is the whole problem in one anecdote. And on 9 September 2026, the Ministry for Regulation released its Hospitality Sector Review, confirming in evidence what operators have complained about for years. This is not a marginal industry. Minister Louise Upston has…...
Family violence leave uptake triples in NZ workplaces
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (332+ words) New research from Women’s Refuge, released to RNZ on 10 September 2026, shows a genuine shift in how New Zealand workplaces handle family violence. Comparing surveys from 2019 and 2024, paid family violence leave uptake among affected women has risen from 9% to almost 34%. The…...
DDL Estates collapse hits $98.8m, resets apartment prices
1+ week, 1+ day ago (524+ words) A collapsed developer selling apartments below cost is not, on its own, a market-moving event. What makes DDL Estates worth watching is the arithmetic behind it and what those forced sales do to everyone else’s numbers. When DDL fell over,…...
How TikTok redirects NZ tourism to Cromwell
1+ week, 2+ day ago (513+ words) Cromwell is a Central Otago town of 7,500 people. It is not on Tourism New Zealand’s greatest-hits reel and it does not spend millions promoting itself. Yet Kiwi Water Park, an inflatable playground on Lake Dunstan, now pulls tourists off the…...
NZ apprenticeships hit 15-year low of 108,315
1+ week, 3+ day ago (360+ words) The number of people in apprenticeships and workplace-based training fell to 108,315 in 2025, the lowest count since 2011 and down 32% from the record 158,570 reached in 2022. This is not a plateau. A July 2026 briefing to Tertiary Education Minister Penny Simmonds showed Q1 2026 enrolments running…...
Ministry of Justice paid $500k to suspended worker
2+ week, 1+ day ago (676+ words) Russell Harrison, a former Lotto presenter, started as a Family Court navigator in Rotorua in June 2021 and was arrested that same month in a global FBI sting targeting organised crime. He was suspended on full pay, and stayed suspended, collecting…...
Polytechs resist single pay deal, union files with ERA
3+ week, 1+ day ago (429+ words) When the government dismantled Te Pūkenga, it framed the break-up as a restoration of regional autonomy and industry-led accountability. The first serious test of that promise has arrived, and it is not going the way the reform’s backers might have…...
Diesel theft doubles as NZ fuel prices surge 91%
3+ week, 1+ day ago (413+ words) The most commercially important detail sits in a single Southland case. Kings Log Transport had 800 litres siphoned from two trucks at a secure yard, plus 200 litres from other vehicles, a loss of over $2,400. It was not covered by insurance. The…...
Auckland Transport withdraws $85 camera parking fine
3+ week, 1+ day ago (349+ words) Parnell resident Paul Ryan did something almost nobody who gets a camera car ticket bothers to do. He disputed $85 in parking fines issued in late 2025, demanded the raw footage from Auckland Transport’s licence plate recognition cameras, and prepared to argue…...
NZ AI copyright review targets fair dealing gap
3+ week, 5+ day ago (467+ words) New Zealand’s copyright review has walked straight into the fight over whether AI companies can train models on other people’s work without paying for it. And the country starts from a very different legal position than the United States, one…...