Adriana Weber
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IRD asks staff to undergo psychometric tests as part of restructure process
Inland Revenue is being taken to court for asking its workers to take personality tests as they reapply for their jobs - a demand that's being criticised as "unethical" → Read More
Asylum seekers left to fend for themselves, say advocates
Asylum seekers who are granted refugee status in New Zealand are ending up sleeping in churches or marae, or couch surfing, an advocacy group says. → Read More
NZers return from fighting 'tornado-like' Canadian wildfires
Working up to 14-hour days in gruelling heat and navigating steep cliffs with heavy gear to fight "tornado-like fires", is how Napier woman Allison Ludlow spent the past month. → Read More
Pasifika firefighters out to recruit
New Zealand's few Pasifika firefighters want to spark more interest in the profession among their peers. → Read More
New report favours $496m Christchurch stadium with retractable pitch
The original plan for a Christchurch stadium is too expensive, suggests a new report offering four cheaper options. → Read More
'Big day' as NZ's fire services merge
A $300m restructure will bring rural, urban, career and volunteer fire services together but a union is worried divisions will remain. → Read More
$500,000 'eyesore' hovel demolished
A dilapidated Wellington house worth $500,000, despite being on the verge of collapsing onto a public walkway, has been demolished. → Read More
Edgecumbe volunteers 'still coming in off the street'
An army of volunteers has taken to the streets of flood-stricken Edgecumbe this morning to help with the clean-up. → Read More
Smith dismisses claims plan excludes most rivers
The Environment Minister has rejected claims by Forest and Bird that new water quality standards covers just 10 percent of New Zealand rivers. → Read More
90% of rivers, streams excluded from new water standards
Most of New Zealand's rivers and streams are excluded from the government's new water quality standards, Forest and Bird says. → Read More