OPINION: The Government said it would be no lolly scramble and they weren't kidding. With another treat-free year on the horizon, Frances Cook shares tips on how to be best prepared.
Life
Sat, May 30
The Government's goal of getting back to surplus was the key focus of this Budget.
Politics
Fri, May 29
Of Finance Minister Nicola Willis' three Budgets so far, today's has arrived with the least fanfare. Here's what might be in store today.
Thu, May 28
Polly Wenlock returned from a new life overseas. Here's what drew her back.
New Zealand
Sun, May 24
More and more of us are tracking our steps taken, calories eaten, hours slept and even our stress levels in the name of health, but is it really making us any healthier?
The US president returned from the spectacle of a Chinese state visit to a less-than-welcoming American economy.
World
Tue, May 19
Whether you call it an Irish goodbye, French leave or filer à l'anglaise, the act of quietly slipping out of a party without fanfare is a familiar social impulse.
Mon, May 18
With a couple of tiny tweaks, your KiwiSaver could make you more money, and who wouldn't take advantage of that?
Sat, May 16
In the latest in our Finances after 50 series, we talk to 60-year-old Mikaere Hina of Taranaki about work, stress and the gap between the Māori and Pākehā approaches to money.
ANALYSIS: As the Government moves one step closer to enabling police to move on those disrupting our streets, Mava Moayyed analyses the planned law and asks, is this a solution or a blunt tool?
Fri, May 15
We might moan about Generation Z, with their supposed entitlement and screen dependency, but what about the wisdom they have to share?
Sun, May 10
In the latest in our Finances after 50 series, we talk to Max Richards who Pak’nSave Napier shoppers will recognise as a vibrant presence in the store.
Nutritionist Claire Turnbull examines five common beliefs around food and asks, fact or fiction?
In the latest in our 'Finances after 50' series, we talk to an investor, property coach and author about riding the ups and downs of the property market.
Mon, May 4
You didn't mean to go shopping so how, with nothing more than a twitch of your thumb, did you manage to drop all that cash?
Sat, May 2
An extract from veteran political journalist Barry Soper's new memoir.
Mon, Apr 27
Finances after 50 is a new series in which we talk to New Zealanders in the second half of life about their relationship with money.
Sun, Apr 26
They're quick, often delicious and sometimes healthy. But it all depends what goes in the blender.
Analysis: Te Aniwa Hurihanganui explains why a plan to weaken legal obligations to the Treaty of Waitangi could become as controversial as the Treaty Principles Bill.
Te Ao Māori
Fri, Apr 24
Christopher Luxon finally conceded days of anonymous discontent from some MPs in his caucus had done damage he could not absorb by simply ignoring them.
Tue, Apr 21
Jess Stuart reports on the growing phenomenon of AI burnout and shares tips on how to avoid it.
Mon, Apr 20
1News Political Editor on the big implications for the Prime Minister of a poll result which suggests the coalition could be kicked out of power.
Sun, Apr 19
Every day in New Zealand, 20 couples will divorce, many of them quite amicably. Why do we still treat it as a kind of failure?
The mortgage rate party is over. Here's what to do next.
Sat, Apr 18
Considering a weight loss injection such as Ozempic or Wegovy? As yourself these five questions first.
Sun, Apr 12
