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Public investment to make NZ a 'first mover' in synthetic jet fuel

The Government is chipping in an initial $575,000 to investigate if the decommissioned Marsden Point refinery can be used to make green hydrogen for synthetic jet fuel – but the energy-intensive process would have to give back to NZ's electricity grid. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Deep-sea mining myths, debunked

While the hype around deep-sea mining is real, there may be unintended consequences, writes Eleonore Lebre.

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Book of the Week: Middle-age, middle-class womanhood, and other crises

In her first novel in 10 years, Emily Perkins interrogates "your perfect Chelsea Winter life"

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Christchurch council staff vent anger on leadership

Staff at Christchurch’s beleaguered city council unleash on the top brass

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The small state battling Chinese coercion

After a political spat, China figuratively wiped Lithuania off the map - but the small European nation held firm.

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Cryptopia liquidator optimistic about the future of crypto

Overseeing the collapse of the exchange hasn't put Grant Thornton off the block chain.

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Kiwis don't understand how to fight climate change – poll

While people are more concerned about climate change in New Zealand than elsewhere, they are less willing to take the most effective actions to fight it.

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Artificial intelligence revives Māori dialects

Aaron Smale reports on how artificial intelligence may provide a way for Māori to learn the dialects of their grandparents.

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How to be friends with China

Avoiding being dragged into a potential new Cold War in the Indo-Pacific remains a strategic priority in Wellington, writes Dr Nicholas Ross Smith

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Siblings and neighbour claim whitewater world crowns

Three daredevil kids of the Kaituna - sister and brother River and Zack Mutton and their childhood neighbour George Snook - have all won crowns at the extreme kayaking world champs in Italy.

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'A slow-moving disaster': Rotorua lakes full to bursting

Months and months of heavy rain means many of the lakes around Rotorua are reaching levels not seen in 50 years, flooding nearby boat ramps, playgrounds and properties.

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Government oversold what health changes would mean

The Government was right to reshape public health services, but lacks the political leadership to take the public along with it

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The Luxon Show hits the West

It was a Labour zone in the last two elections, but last night the leader of the opposition did his best to turn that around at a public meeting in Te Atatū electorate

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Calls to rein in expanding police workload

Consensus is building that not only are police doing more, they're doing more of what they shouldn't have to.

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US Supreme Court strikes again – are we paying attention?

Three recent US Supreme Court decisions generated little media coverage in New Zealand. Hayden Thorne explains why we should care.

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Pellegrino's winter warmer

A winter warmer recipe from the best food writer in NZ letters

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The highs and lows of our Football Ferns

From trailblazing inaugural triumphs in the 1970s to a recent dearth of victories and goals, the Football Ferns have seen it all, writes Jeremy Ruane. Now they get to play in a FIFA World Cup at home.

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Jackson defiant as Meta and Google pull news in Canada

As Meta and Google bar access to news content on their platforms in Canada, Broadcasting Minister Willie Jackson isn't fazed about introducing similar legislation here.

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A diagnosis for an ailing health sector

The Government will be hoping a suite of new initiatives can produce the 1600 extra health workers a year New Zealand will need to keep pace with population growth projections.

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Police dramatically reduce targets for responding to emergencies and burglaries

This year's ambitious police response time targets have had to be wound back because of increased pressure on staff and resources, says a ministerial briefing. Emma Hatton reports.

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What do crash dummies, face masks and homelessness solutions have in common?

Research shows that ‘people’ usually means ‘men’ in most contexts, and the ramifications for women are wide, varied and worrying.

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The impact of the Hollywood writers' strike on NZ

Half a world away, the Hollywood writers' strike is having an impact on the screen industry here in New Zealand.

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One in three Wellington ED patients spends time in bed in corridors

Emergency departments not designed to deal with the number of patients they now see are sagging under the weight of serious over-occupancy.

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Kiwi tech a game changer for athlete privacy

Sports bosses love their players talking to journalists – it fills stadiums and attracts sponsors. But handing out athletes’ phone numbers is intrusive, even risky. A New Zealand company is rolling out a tech solution across the world. Nikki Mandow reports.

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Flagship store closes as NZ's retailers suffer 'challenging' downturn

Post-pandemic sales downturns for furniture, bikes, clothing and camping gear are forcing retailers to tighten their belts. Jonathan Milne reports.

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