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Protecting Auckland may require unpopular changes

Auckland Council is looking at changes to the unitary plan to reduce the impact of future weather events

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Glintmeyer's stepping-stones to success

A national open title holder at 14, Milan Glintmeyer is heading to the world junior swimming champs hoping to step up again to the Paris Olympics

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'Set up to fail': The alternative education problem

These programmes are the last resort for kids who can't cope in mainstream schools – but an ERO report says they're poor quality.

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MBIE watching for insurance cowboys blowing in on the storms

Government officials are warning unregulated insurance advisers may cause headaches for homeowners in the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle, but won’t go so far as to suggest they be captured under finance laws

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An Ode to .. Hipkins of China

Bard Billot on the Boy King In the Lair of the Red Dragon

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Successful play as easy as falling off a log

In a political climate concerned with literacy and numeracy rates, it is vital schools retain a focus on play-based learning, write Chloe Wilkinson and Dr Felicia Low

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FIFA World Cup: Who are our Football Ferns?

New Zealand's squad of 23 has been named for the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup which kicks off on July 20. Here's LockerRoom's guide for the Football Ferns hoping to make history.

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Coast goldminers crank out the currency as DoC mulls land status

Decades after his father began mining for gold on land near Lake Brunner on the West Coast, Riley Perkins continues to make a go of it.

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Short story: White noise, by Rachael Taylor

"What were you doing by the river when three-year-old Levi Drummond went missing?"

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New Zealand foreign policy turns a corner in Beijing

Nicholas Khoo examines three ways our relationship with China is creating new and formidable waves to navigate.

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The Week in Detail: Gang towns, Prighozin, and single-use plastics

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

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Long Read: Guilt, Part I: Murder in Paeroa

By Ryan Wolf: Speculation still swirls about the unsolved 2012 murder of pizza shop owner Jordan Voudouris.

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Quick start to Three Waters could save Auckland and Northlanders $1,000

A 2024 start to the Government's new Auckland-Northland water entity is forecast to save households hundreds of dollars a year, on planned increases to water charges. Jonathan Milne investigates.

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Hipkins in China: Swimming in the deep end

The “boy from the Hutt” has pinched himself at every turn from Beijing’s Great Hall of the People to the iconic Bund in Shanghai. Chris Hipkins didn’t arrive a natural diplomat, but as political editor Jo Moir observes he will leave a much better one

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Raw Politics: When 'robust' is just too robust

The Raw Politics team examines Kiri Allan's latest headline-making behaviour and whether it matters or is just indicative of end-of-termitis for a government.

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Humanity's health depends on environment's health

The Labour government intends to replace the Resource Management Act with new pieces of legislation, but all other parties are unhappy with the bills – and National still doesn't understand how fundamental its reform must be

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Lies, damned lies, and census figures

The problem with assessing census targets now is what we don’t know, argues David Williams.

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How to avoid America's misinformation mistakes

A Harvard University expert on misinformation and disinformation says the Government shouldn't shy away from regulating big tech companies which currently act with impunity.

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Auckland Councillors livid at surprise Kāinga Ora directive

Councillors have hit back at a surprise directive by central Government for Kāinga Ora to look at building 66,000 homes along Auckland’s forthcoming light rail corridor.

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Property rights, wrongs and the Emissions Trading Scheme

Reliance on forestry to meet obligations on emission reductions unsustainable, argues Basil Sharp

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Clearer thinking needed as NZ battles compounding crises

Why Aotearoa must move from the industrial age to the virtual age, and get better at forecasting what shocks are coming over the horizon.

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Granddaughter at heart of World Cup legacy

It's Paula Hansen's job to ensure the FIFA Women's World Cup leaves a long legacy for females in NZ, including her granddaughter. She tells Suzanne McFadden how, in our Wāhine of the World Cup series.

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The cancer-causing dangers in our workplaces

New Zealand's first-ever Carcinogen Survey has found alarming numbers of people are exposed to cancer-causing agents in their work. What can we do about it?

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This week's bestselling books

The latest Nielsen BookScan New Zealand bestseller list, described by Steve Braunias

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Gamblers hit back at TAB takeover

The Commerce Commission's consideration of the deal for the takeover of the TAB provides the first real forum for public consultation

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