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Immigration officials ‘deliberately withheld’ information on failed $30m tech upgrade

The immigration minister says more than $30 million was wasted and two governments weren't told the truth.

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How feeding your premature baby can seriously hurt them

Comment from Auckland University: It took 30 years before researchers suspected that premature babies may also be affected by ‘refeeding syndrome’

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Pam from Pigroot wins Hemingway contest in Florida

A Dunedin writer wins first prize and $US1500 in a contest in honour of Ernest Hemingway

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Regional airlines’ plea to the Govt: Treat the skies as highways

Today from The Detail: A peace deal in the Middle East and a huge government loan on the horizon doesn't mean crisis over for our struggling airlines

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Minister still chats to broadcast chairs off-record, with no ‘little notebook’

Media Minister Paul Goldsmith ran into political flak over a call from the TVNZ chair in which an editorial matter over political coverage was raised.

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The ‘planned obsolescence’ driving our imprisonment industry

Comment: Instead of investing in community-led pathways, public funds are fueling a punitive cycle of mass imprisonment, Rob Campbell writes

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Mental health funding – a lot just isn’t enough

Today from The Detail: Psychiatrists say the lack of data on the most pressing shortages, and absence of comprehensive planning, make new funding look piecemeal

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Greenwashed AI environmental reports judged more credible than the real thing

When researchers used generative AI to write corporate sustainability disclosures, the tools made things sound just a little too good

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The 200-year iwi alliance taking the Crown to court over Ruapehu concessions

Ngāti Tūwharetoa and Te Pautokotoko are in court this week alleging Ruapehu concession decisions failed to consider Te Tiriti.

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Eleanor Catton on Keely O’Shannessy

A tribute from the Booker prize winner

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Artificial intelligence’s limited ‘intelligence’

Comment from Auckland University: AI is an amplifier not a replacement, and should always require human oversight

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National, Labour spar over hyped-up $18b in ‘hidden’ policy costs

Comment: The Finance Minister’s attack on Labour’s ‘hidden bill’ hits at a weak spot for the party – but National’s theatrical approach risks coming off as desperation

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NZ have to put farce in the field behind them quickly at World Cup

The White Ferns' opening match loss to the West Indies means they'll need to win all their coming pool matches or hope for upsets elsewhere

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The Sunday poem: June, by James Norcliffe

She was named after an English summer.

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Crypto scams are abusing trust – one of the foundations of Pacific life

Comment from Auckland University: Pacific communities need to ensure people are entering crypto investing with genuine understanding, proper protections and informed consent

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New Zealand handed a $5b bill for climate inaction

Comment: NZ's first Paris target was set by National's John Key, who always expected to send billions offshore to meet it.

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Short story: Family friendly, by Jemma Richardson

Samantha is crazy about Hamish but Steve doesn't have the headspace for Trish, and Tyler is sick of waiting

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Looking for some ambitious, ball-in-hand rugby? Super Rugby Aupiki is back

Can anyone beat the Blues women this year? A Black Ferns-loaded squad looks formidable again but Chiefs Manawa and the south's Matatū have high ambitions

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The secret diary of .. Barry Soper and Heather du Plessis-Allan

Listening in to everybody's favourite broadcasters.

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The masculinity lie being sold to millions

Today from The Detail: Millions of young men, including Kiwis, are chasing facial and body perfection. But some are paying a heavy price.

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‘Unsustainable situation’ drives senior lab scientist out of NZ hospitals

Opinion: Terry Taylor’s departure is a symptom of a sick medical laboratory funding system, outsourced, ill-equipped and under-funded, argues Ian Powell.

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Labour leads with its chin on transport cap costs – critics swing wildly

The party’s first big policy of election year sparks intense blowback over its cost, partly because its potential upside wasn’t spelled out. Tim Murphy investigates.

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What the Budget reveals about NZ’s stance on US-China rivalry

From Victoria University - Comment: Why is NZ seemingly sleepwalking into alignment with an increasingly militarising and antagonistic US? asks Dr Ian Lovering.

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It’s your right to get official information from the government – so why is it so hard?

Today from The Detail: A former chief ombudsman threatened to ask NZ's top law office to prosecute our health service. It's just one example of why he thinks the OIA needs to be reformed.

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Deep south keeps calm and carries on throughout fuel crisis

“Our customers have been amazing.” Z Energy retailers in the deep south say communities largely kept their cool through fuel price rises and supply pressure.

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