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From bread and butter to beltway - PM resets narrative

Just when everyone was getting sick of hearing the Government talk about bread and butter ad nauseam the Prime Minister has found a meaty beltway issue to get stuck into

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Disaster-prone cell tower network forces telcos to reach for the stars

This year's cyclone and floods have hastened the move to satellite-based networks, by highlighting the vulnerability of cell towers. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Beyond the Soapbox: Time for Govt to put up money on Long Covid

Informed commentary and debate on current affairs from New Zealand's top academics.

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Jo and Sue, a love story

Coming out and falling in love, from an extraordinary new memoir by an award-winning author

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Great tasting new foods that can save the environment

Watch video: In the sixth of our 10-part video series, The Way Forward, Rod Oram looks at big new ideas that can lead our response to climate change

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Gold stripes of Rangi Ruru hot property at Maadi

Rangi Ruru's continued dominance of NZ school rowing made their rowsuits worth gold on the trading floor at the Maadi Regatta on Lake Karapiro - yet one of the smallest school teams made one of the biggest impacts, Andy Hay reports.

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Are diversity plans back-firing – or am I just being a grumpy old man?

Corporate diversity and inclusion have become more about profits than about recognising the rights of women and minorities, argues the ousted Te Whatu Ora chair.

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First salvo in the climate election

National is first out the gate with a climate policy before the election, but one good idea won't plug the yawning gap Christopher Luxon will create if he axes most of the Government's programme.

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Call for official information penalties following Nash saga

Officials who knowingly break the country's official information law need more than a slap on the wrist, experts say as the Ombudsman investigates a former minister's email to donors.

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The core of karakia

Is the push-back against karakia out of order?

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Underpaid council staff leave in droves

Christchurch City Council staff are voting with their feet by leaving in the hundreds

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The last thing schools need is National's dull, narrow curriculum

The danger of National's policy is that it undoes much of an informal pact with Labour to depoliticise education at a time of real struggle, argues Peter O'Connor

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An Ode for .. Queen Tova

Bard Billot on the booted out broadcaster

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Strong communities are essential when disaster strikes

Because pro-social behaviour emerges so often after disaster, community empowerment should be central to disaster mitigation and recovery, writes Dr Steve Matthewman

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The Detail's Long Read: Jungle Warfare

Jungle Warfare by Ellen Rykers: Auckland is the weediest city in the world - but its citizens are fighting back.

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Short story: Le fou et la folle, by Federico Magrin

"We, women, loving you; you, men, finding new women to love": a Francophile love story in NZ

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Tova and Today the canaries in the economic mine

The radio workers were caught by the unexpected speed of the decline of NZ's consumer economy, since Christmas – and they won't be the last. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Lake Onslow battery losing its charge

A New Zealand Battery Project centred on Lake Onslow in Central Otago is is starting to look less likely

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The Week in Detail: From Posie Parker to processed foods

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.

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Ekenasio steps into shoes of Magic giants

In her first season as an ANZ Premiership captain, Ameliaranne Ekenasio was nervous about filling the shoes of the legendary Magic captains before her. But, as Merryn Anderson writes, the quiet leader has the full respect of the side who voted her in.

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The raw of the crowd

Welcome to Newsroom's new weekly video and podcast, Raw Politics.

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Finally, water’s health is being put first

Two water-first decisions, 1000km apart, suggest the country is turning a conservation corner. David Williams reports.

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The opaque transparency of the OIA system

The latest revelations in the Stuart Nash saga extend Chris Hipkins' political headache but also spotlight the lack of transparency on freedom of information decisions.

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Ideology trumps evidence at the Ministry of Education

The Government’s new teaching model should have signalled to primary schools the importance of an evidence-based approach to reading and writing. Instead the message is buried beneath pedagogical distractions, argues Dr Michael Johnston

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Defence Minister: 'Independence is not isolationism'

Andrew Little on turning around high attrition, whether the Government can find more money for military investment, and rethinking the risks around us.

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