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There is no free lunch; some people have no lunch

NZ's Rich Listers can pay for multiple lunches. The Green tax and income policy is saying those who can pay for lunch, should.

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Beleaguered city council drops ball on pay

Christchurch’s beleaguered council pledged to review pay and conditions by March, but it didn’t.

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Duty lawyers threaten mass walkout over pay rate stalemate

Lawyers who represent people appearing for the first time in court are on the brink of walking off the job, saying after no meaningful pay rise in 25 years they are essentially doing pro bono work

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Another Ode for .. Wayne Brown

Bard Billot once more on the barbarian Brown.

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Metaphors can be useful but they have dark side

‘Mental illness’ is no longer seen as a metaphor but a taken-for-granted truth. This view acts as a barrier, preventing alternative understandings and interventions being taken seriously, argues Peter Adams

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Rubbish work if you can get it on Stewart Island

Sixteen lucky volunteers will be combing the most southerly beaches in the country next month for trash from as far afield as Australia.

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Short story: I don't have time if you're in a hurry, by Miro Bilbrough

"A client in unmatching bra and knickers"

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Advocating for climate justice

As part of a weekly showcase of future leaders and inspirational young New Zealanders from the Hyundai Pinnacle Programme, Isla Day wants to develop better connections between industry and academia in the field of drug development – and fight for climate justice | Content Partnership

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The Week in Detail: Bilingual signs, starving universities, and vulnerable men

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: How Mike Wahrlich became 'the juggler'

By David Cohen: The death of Mike 'the juggler' Wahrlich in the Loafers Lodge fire prompts Cohen to examine Mike's past.

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‘Arduous and gruelling’: tempers flare at council decision

The ‘dead rat’ Auckland Council budget of 2023 showed how sometimes politics is just like pulling teeth

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Airport for sale: councillors pass budget after two days of debate

A 7 percent stake in Auckland Airport is going up for sale after 14 councillors voted through the new yearly budget.

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Gore District Council boss: Bullying claims 'hurtful'

Beleaguered Gore District Council chief executive finally responds to bullying and toxic culture claims made by multiple ex-employees.

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No full airport sale but councillors 'going to have to swallow a dead rat or two’

After a day of debate and questions, Auckland’s councillors have put off their budget votes until today

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Law change empowers a new consumer advocacy agency for water

The new Water Services Consumers Agency would protect vulnerable consumers, rather than exposing them to independent user groups' 'specific agendas'. Andrew Bevin reports.

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Football Fern's unique double allegiance

Indiah-Paige Riley can lay claim to having played for both host nations at the FIFA Women's World Cup - but it's the black jersey she wants to wear come July.

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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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Ruapehu bidder backs out before big vote

Turoa Alpine is supporting the Ruapehu Stakeholders Association bid in lieu of making its own.

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Three Waters select committee slates officials usurping democratic process

'Combative and intransigent' bureaucrats white-anted attempts to regulate stormwaters and set in place consumer protections, says one MP. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Cooling talk of 'a new Cold War'

Fresh off a promising trip to Beijing, a US diplomat says his country is doing all it can to avoid miscalculation in tensions with China. Sam Sachdeva reports.

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Men without a safe place to call home

How do some of society's most vulnerable people – men in particular – fall into insecure housing?

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National cringes at climate spending

The National Party calls for pragmatism and 'trade-offs', but will the climate listen? David Williams reports.

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Raw Politics: Labour's free range ministers

This week on the Raw Politics podcast: Whatever did Chris Hipkins do to deserve the absent-minded, busy, superior minister Michael Woods, and which of the electoral reforms deserve to be adopted

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Brown's budget ends in purgatory

Wayne Brown conceded ground on almost all his original planks for Auckland Council's budget, and ground out a kind of political draw that left no one particularly happy.

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Hoping for an effective COP28? Bonn chance!

Bonn climate meeting planning for Dubai COP in December starts with clashing agendas, including EU and US politicians saying having an oil company chief executive as president of the negotiations would “severely jeopardise" them

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