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Auditor-General wants review of council reporting: 'I see the pressure'

After a Newsroom investigation, Parliament's Speaker is considering whether the Auditor-General should be called before a select committee to account for average audit fee increases of 43 percent for local councils. But first, John Ryan offers the public an explanation.

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Commuters face hit, more transport debt

Waka Kotahi is going further into debt and commuters will be asked to cough up more as the government ramps up funding to deliver its transport plans

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What are Lauren Dickason's sentencing options?

Lauren Dickason was found guilty of murdering her three children. But taking into account her history of mental illness, what will that mean when it comes time for sentencing?

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Popular Fiordland hostel closed by slip

Fears that access could be cut to the remote facility used by schools for 50 years have led to its closure for overnight stays.

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Book of the Week: Tom Scott on Denis Welch on Big Norm

New Zealand's greatest political columnist, the legendary Tom Scott, is generous in his praise of a new portrait of Norman Kirk

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Christchurch mayor backtracks on asset sales

Phil Mauger isn’t ruling out the outright sale of council-held companies, report David Williams and Jonathan Milne

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Off or on? The debate over GST on fruit and veges

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K Road plea to political parties: 'We need help'

Another public meeting on crime, another call for more visible police and more help with young offenders. Mark Jennings listened in and asked around.

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Auckland Transport wants to regain the city’s trust

The bus driver shortage is finally over, but roadblocks still await Auckland Transport as it marches forward on its quest to return patronage to pre-pandemic levels

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New interest-free cash loans for those in debt spiral, after Govt backs off checks

Frustrated at the Government's failure to crack down on buy-now-pay-later lenders last week, a financial charity today starts offering $500 cash loans to those who need a circuit-breaker to get out of debt trouble. Jonathan Milne reports.

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All the milk in China can't avert farm-fed economic downturn

Farmers are already tightening their belts – but now the realisation is seeping through the wider business community that the whole economy will suffer the impact of lower milk, lamb and timber demand. Jonathan Milne reports.

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No, Prime Minister, popular tax policy is not good tax policy

Chris Hipkins' GST policy has nothing to do with efficacy or even workability, but everything to do with Labour clawing back as much traditional support as it can for the election.

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Long Covid's 'missing thousands' in NZ

New Zealand may have 100,000-150,000 people affected by Long Covid and ME, and of those, 85 percent will be moderately to very severely affected and needing significant support, says Emeritus Professor Warren Tate

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Businesses' climate challenge: Navigating towards adaptation

Bell Gully partner Natasha Garvan talks to Nikki Mandow about the latest report in its ‘Big Picture’ series – Climate Change: Towards Adaptation | Content partnership

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National party donations trio now waits to hear fate

The trio found guilty of trying to hide big donations to the National Party will now need to wait patiently as the Court of Appeal weighs up whether to uphold their convictions, acquit or discharge them, or transfer them to a different piece of legislation

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A spectator, an umbrella, and a career reborn

Being banned for hitting back at a spectator after being sent off changed Gemma Woods' career path and outlook. Now she's chalked up 70 games for Hawkes Bay.

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Most restaurants say they won't make staff with Covid isolate

The restaurant industry lobby group says just two in five eateries responding to a survey on Covid-19 protocols plan to make infected staff stay home for five days in line with health advice.

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Health infrastructure boss reveals rethink on regional hospital builds

Local leaders ask that Te Whatu Ora delivers the capital investment they say their communities need. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Is fish the new farming frontier for New Zealand?

The news, explained. Join Newsroom's Sharon Brettkelly & Emile Donovan every weekday as they make sense of the big stories with the New Zealand's best journalists and experts.

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Food delivery apps want to control your diet

From cleverly placed ads on Instagram to eye-catching promos on food delivery apps, our digital lives are nudging us toward specific food choices.

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Tāmaki Regeneration puts East Auckland’s houses in order

The replacement of old state homes with medium-density villages has changed the face of Tāmaki

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How to navigate new Asian markets

As trade opportunities emerge in new Asian markets, how can businesses make strong new trade relationships?

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Deadline looms for Sunday roast residency

The election campaign for writers wanting a seat at the Surrey Hotel writers residency heats up.

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'Disruption and threats' likely to increase before election

Willie Jackson has joined calls for action to safely protect candidates and MPs on the campaign trail at the same time police are expecting an increased chance of 'disruption and threats' in the lead-up to the election

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National Party donations trio appeal convictions

The question of whether three men found guilty of trying to hide big donations to the National Party should have their convictions dismissed or transferred to another piece of law is being considered by the Court of Appeal .

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