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Hohaia makes arresting start to test rugby

A new Black Fern can thank a persistent Irishwoman and clubmates known as the Sharkie Wahs for a career going from strength to strength, writes Adam Julian

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Green manifesto pledges new climate ministry

A new Ministry for Climate Change is on the cards if the Greens have their say, alongside a suite of other changes proposed in the party’s manifesto.

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An All Black at beer o'clock

A brief history of the ABs absolutely caning it , told by one who absolutely caned it

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The need to accept that indigeneity matters

This is simply not an ‘us and them’ situation unless we choose to make it so – what strengthens Māori strengthens us all

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Shaw announces better recognition of carbon sinks

At the Green Party hui, James Shaw delivered a grim speech about the state of the climate crisis and revealed a new Government policy.

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Southeast Asia's Belt and Road paved with promises

China's Belt and Road Initiative changed the face of Southeast Asia with projects connecting the region. But some countries face more risks than others, writes Irawan Hartono

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An Ode for .. Tory Whanau

Bard Billot on the boozy Mayor

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'This election is the last chance': Greens kick off Auckland campaigns

Changes to the political landscape could bode well for the Greens, as Auckland seats once all but promised to the two major parties are up for debate

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Making a stand

Fusing creativity with an interest in the environment, Alice Reade has designed a vehicle for change.

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Short story: Passing through, by Owen Marshall

"Who'd want you as a father": acrimony at a motel, by the short story master

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Ten years on, China’s grand scheme faces hurdle

The future of China's Belt and Road Initiative is uncertain, but regional cooperation could secure it, writes Dr Fithra Faisal Hastiadi

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Kiwi ref poised to whistle at third World Cup

Like the world's best footballers, sole Kiwi match referee Anna-Marie Keighley must be on top of her game to advance through the FIFA Women's World Cup, she tells Suzanne McFadden in our Wāhine of the World Cup series.

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The Week in Detail: Busted roads, overflowing lakes, and car-free cities

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

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Hipkins jets to Nato having ditched novice diplomat status

Freshly back from China and about to jet to Europe, the Prime Minister is looking more comfortable than ever threading the complexities of both the US and China into New Zealand’s view of the world, writes Jo Moir

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Long Read: Bone Hunters

By George Driver: An ancient lake bed in St Bathans is revealing New Zealand's mysterious past.

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Multi-million dollar cuts to scope of school building projects

Gyms, libraries and other critical learning spaces are being cut from school development plans, as the Ministry of Education struggles to manage soaring construction costs. Jonathan Milne reports.

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River group claims win over energy giant

A Southland community group stares down one of NZ’s biggest companies

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Why city centres are going car-free

Auckland, Dunedin, and now Wellington – does pedestrianisation solve problems, or create them?

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NZ adrift on prioritising ocean health

Should our fishing industry and government get serious about transformation by developing ecosystem management disciplines and targets, they could yet catch up with the global leaders

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Firefighting chemicals compromise Treaty settlement

More than $25m reserved by Government for iwi to make good on a 2014 Treaty settlement in Marlborough, reports Andrew Bevin

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Raw Politics: Can the Greens save the left?

This week on the Raw Politics podcast: Can the Greens save Labour and the left bloc between now and the election, and Mr Hipkins goes to Vilnius and Brussels

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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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Holes found in Westport flood plan

As a multimillion dollar project to protect one of the most flood-prone towns in the country moves ahead, an engineering review suggests a rethink is needed.

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Greens plot path back to power

Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson says the party is serious about its four two-tick campaigns this year and expects to have more electorate MPs in the next Parliament.

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Third medical school could jam doctor pipeline

Medical professionals welcomed solutions from both parties around relieving healthcare workforce woes, but warned new medical students could face specialist training shortages

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