More than 400,000 items from the Archives New Zealand and National Library were being digitised, some dating back to the 1920’s.

Project to preserve 400,000 audio-visual files nears completion

"It's the first step in unlocking this kind of material so that future generations of New Zealanders have access to it," National Library Chief Librarian Jess Moran said.

Saturday 7:28pm

2:13

The rarest stamp in the country has sold for a record price.

Rare, century-old NZ stamp fetches record price at auction

The four-penny postage stamp from 1902 featured an upside-down Lake Taupō — a misprint that's made it both unique and famous.

Sat, Sep 20

1:57

The Pharmacy Council, the sector’s regulator, reported a doubling of concerns raised over the past eight years.

Pharmacists call for more support amid 'very dire' workloads

The Pharmacy Council, the sector’s regulator, reported a doubling of concerns raised over the past eight years.

Mon, Sep 8

2:26

The bill includes behaviours such as following a person around or recording them, which had previously not been covered by a stand-alone law.

Advocates say impending stalking laws should be strengthened further

Some worried about wording of the current legislation – which required the perpetrator to know their behaviour would "likely cause fear or distress".

Sat, Aug 30

2:37