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Corrections deputy left suddenly after behaviour claims

Topia Rameka asked some staff if they were even Māori, and was the subject of complaints from female employees which ended in payouts and non-disclosure agreements, sources say.

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Millions may be lost as airport share sale lags

The urgency of selling the airport shares was stressed when Auckland Council decided on its budget two months ago – so why are the shares still in council hands?

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Tori's throwing everything at the Worlds

Our top javelin thrower has been in rich form heading into the world champs starting this weekend, and hopes to beat her personal best and set herself for the Paris Olympics. Sarah Cowley Ross reports.

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Fishery's sustainability more important than commercial interests, says court

The overturning of Stuart Nash’s fisheries decision to set a tarakihi catch limit based on a voluntary industry plan has been upheld by the Court of Appeal, reports Andrew Bevin

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Oil prices climb in renewed inflation threat and double-whammy for motorists

Some analysts predict oil prices will breach $100 a barrel before the year is out, and a weaker kiwi dollar will worsen the pain at the pump. Andrew Patterson reports.

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Inside the jury room

A distinguished King's Counsel weighs up a new novel set in a Rotorua jury room

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Hundreds of hate crimes initially slip through police net

A police data team has identified more than 1400 hate crimes that weren't tagged as hate-motivated incidents in the past year.

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Winston, the master opportunist

Rather than fearing minor parties that may be disruptive to a future government, we should recognise Labour and National are in dire need of some real pressure from those with nearby views, argues Rob Campbell

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The perfect storm behind rising asthma attacks

We have one of the highest rates of asthma in the developed world, and asthma attacks are increasing too. There are several explanations why, writes Dr Amy Chan

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On tax, Labour looks to govern by focus group

Labour's tax plan is the sausage roll of policy: Broadly popular, yes, but uninspiring and not nourishing where it matters.

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An Ode for .. the Prime Minister

Bard Billot on the boy king

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Seabirds, teachers of the oceans

Research showing increased stress in seabirds as they struggle to find food is also an indicator of oceanic changes across hemispheres, writes Dr Brendon Dunphy

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The Week in Detail: Wool woes, parental leave, and political polls

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

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Design needs to be hospitable not hostile

'Hostile architecture' design tactics appear in banal, everyday elements and mainly go unnoticed by those they do not target. But their intent is to frustrate and restrict certain citizens, write Dr Hannah Hopewell and Logan Bunn

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Short story: Someone to Heart-Emoji, by Amy Head

"Would threesomes be better?"

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Feeling It

As part of a weekly showcase of future leaders and inspirational young New Zealanders from the Hyundai Pinnacle Programme, a student-led initiative in Canterbury is making men’s mental health a priority – and fun

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Auckland MPs go head-to-head on the revenue crunch

Four MPs agreed funding one of the big issues facing New Zealand’s growing infrastructure deficit – but passionately begged to differ on the solution

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Long Read: What happened when two young Jehovah’s Witnesses quit the church

By Anusha Bradley: After leaving the Jehovah’s Witnesses, Brad Miller and Cassie Dean were cut off from almost everyone they’d ever known.

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Our last waltz: 28 matches down, one to go

The days of NZ's biggest global party are almost over - and stadium chiefs' grandest dreams have already been met, writes Merryn Anderson

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Live debate: Auckland Matters

Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland, and Newsroom are hosting politicians from National, Labour, ACT and the Greens for one of the first debates of the 2023 election campaign.

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Spies say interference in NZ linked to Chinese intelligence

In a major new report, the Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS) says "ongoing activity in and against New Zealand" is linked to Chinese intelligence.

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Big banks' smalltown challengers find hope in profits inquiry

Expressing concern at the high profits pulled in by the Australian-owned banks, the Commerce Commission is surveying 2000 consumers about the impediments to them switching to local providers. Jonathan Milne reports.

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New Zealand's path to a green power future

The New Zealand Energy Strategy is starting to take shape as the Government consults on how to transition to a highly renewable electricity system, reports Marc Daalder

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National is going all ‘nanny state’ on us

Rather than addressing the real concerns of schools, after six years in opposition the National Party is offering mandated teaching hours, mandated testing, mandated reporting and mandated bans on cell phones, writes Peter O'Connor

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Raw Politics: Politicians and things we'll never see

This week on the Raw Politics podcast: Why is it so hard to believe any party when they promise tens of billions of spending over decades? And we ask if it really matters to get to 100 percent renewable energy in this country.

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