Stories by Phil Pennington

The Environmental Protection Authority has no plans to do more tests, despite recommendations more be done.

Police are moving to cut the number of people remanded in custody, while acknowledging this will mean more offenders in the community.

Police officers have been diverted away from the frontline, trying to deal with an ever-growing logjam in the courts.

Cancer patients are struggling with uneven medical care as Te Whatu Ora edges towards setting up national clinical networks to tackle the public health postcode lottery.

新西兰警方与两家私营监控公司合作，通过访问其监控数据来进行情报搜集、跟踪等调查行为。此举引发法律界人士担忧，对警方行为是否合规提出了质疑。

Police use of footage from high-tech automated number plate recognition cameras is being contested in court.

Government officials have yet to look at how much water the dozen or so huge data centres being built might use.

The American activist - immortalised by Hollywood - has addressed the Water NZ conference.

Cyclone Gabrielle rescuers could not get hold of utes to get to flood zones in a mad scramble, documents show. Audio

The Ministry of Health says there is no conflict of interest within a powerful committee overseeing nationwide health reforms.

Health officials offered to pay big tech firms thousands of dollars to run tests on dire hospital IT systems in the Wellington region.

Briefings by a powerful committee with the Health Minister's ear reveal strife and delays surrounding Te Whatu Ora reforms.

The tricky project to build the last half of the Dunedin to Port Chalmers cycleway has more than doubled its forecast costs to $57 million.

Just how much power will new massive data centres gobble up, and what will be the impact on your power bill or the national grid?

Te Whatu Ora is moving to check the safety of hospital labs nationwide after staff at one in Auckland were exposed to toxic fumes, at others two caught typhoid and delays jeopardised patients' care.

Global consultancy PwC, which holds multi-million dollar public contracts in New Zealand, has signed an alliance with United States data mining giant Palantir.

Police are rolling out $30 million of new much-longer-range tasers - without first answering legal questions about the use of body-worn cameras to go with them.

Police have not assessed the privacy impacts of their powerful new visual intelligence app.

悄然上线的MBIE情报处多项职能与现有情报部门相重合，其部门隶属于新西兰移民局。穆斯林社群称这种行为令人震惊。

The government's super-ministry has quietly embedded itself in the country's spy agency network, more than tripling the size and spending of its own intelligence-gathering arm.

The New Zealand Police has been spending millions on its main technology system in the face of glaring deficiencies, while at the same time adding in high-tech data-mining tools.

医疗需求逐年上升，业内人士呼吁卫生部与私立医疗机构签订长期合同来缓解公立医疗系统的资源压力。

Police are using powerful new AI to help them assess the risk posed by offenders when officers are called out to emergencies, sparked by the shooting murder of an unarmed constable.

One bird was run over outside the Te Ara Tupua construction site in June while three more were found inside the site last month.

The two largest political parties will not say if they support private hospitals picking up even more publicly funded surgery.