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Beyond the Soap Box: Where NZ doesn't pull its weight on the world stage

NZ has never come close to meeting its UN foreign aid targets, but with so many pressing issues at home this year, Stephen Knowles and John Crump examine whether we should care if we pull our weight on the world stage.

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Public sector emissions fall due to less air travel

The Climate Change Minister expects greenhouse gas pollution from the public sector to rise again after a Covid-related dip.

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Whaitiri's family to be moved aside by Labour Party

Labour's selection of a new candidate for Ikaroa-Rāwhiti is being held up as the party sorts new electoral committee members to replace Meka Whatiri’s whānau,

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Gore Mayor stares down council mutineers

An extraordinary meeting of the Gore council aimed at getting the mayor to resign or cutting him from council committees was a fizzer, with none of those actions advanced and much talk of moving forward together in the 'Gore Way'

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Six bodies located after Wellington hostel blaze

Six bodies have been located - but not recovered - after a major fire in a Wellington hostel overnight

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The future of net zero property is refurbs, not new builds

The climate crisis is encouraging some property owners, developers and tenants to retrofit, not demolish older buildings. The Government needs to do more.

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Portrait: Sue's other half

One of the great Māori-Pākehā love stories

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Luxon's pre-Budget promise plays to his comfort zone

Christopher Luxon was playing to a very particular crowd when he delivered his pre-Budget speech to the Auckland Business Chamber. To many New Zealanders it might have sounded out of touch, but to fed-up business leaders it resonated.

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Landscape fears after rush of consents

Will hundreds of consents for farm developments on Crown lease land be assessed properly?

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Music: Where the money comes from

Touring, funding, streams, royalties, merch - making a living as a local musician can be a "rollercoaster".

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Democracy on the line in Turkey

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's most serious political opponent for years, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, has promised to reverse Erdoğan’s presidential system and return Turkey to parliamentary democracy if elected, writes Oliver Hartwich

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Awaiting football royalty, Western Springs a leak

Footballers at an Auckland club that will be a FIFA World Cup training venue in two months highlight ongoing inequality in their pay, training and conditions. Helena Wiseman reports

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Scared of flying? Spiders? Needles? There’s a headset for that

A Christchurch entrepreneur who has developed virtual reality software to help people with real world phobias is pitching his product to (potentially scary and scared) investors across the ditch

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The mystery of the imaginary 22.5 percent rates hike

A $50m widening of Auckland Council’s budget shortfall has seen the mayor and political pundits talking about a hypothetical 22.5 percent rates increase - but where did that number come from in the first place?

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Council staff 'extremely unprofessional' towards Gore Mayor Ben Bell at times, board chair says

The effort to oust Gore Mayor Ben Bell is "ridiculous", Mataura Community Board chair Nicky Coats says.

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New women's only club rides Rugby World Cup wave

Young girls can outnumber boys in interest in joining rugby in the Wairarapa, and a new women's only club has been formed to create a bit of history, writes Alice Soper

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The lost planet of Hong Kong

An author laughs through her tears in an interview ahead of her appearance at the Auckland Writers Festival

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A different way of learning

It's dubbed the school with no rules. Hobsonville Point Secondary School does things differently - and it's proving to be a success.

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High-country hoons ‘tear apart’ DoC land

Farmers say the conservation department has let former grazing land set aside for soil and water conservation become a playground for “Joe Bloggs in his four-wheel-drive”

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Stale corporate boards pushed to think deeper than the bottom line

More diverse boards are proven to lead to more successful and profitable organisations. And just possibly there will be younger people who care deeply about what the future will look like.

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Bored with boards – plotting a better way to employ people

In the state sector, we have vastly over-corporatised a great deal of what we do but not every activity is a business with private ownership interests to protect, argues Rob Campbell

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City Rail Link construction nears completion - but don't get too excited

While it will soon be time to put away the heavy machinery, there’s still a long road to travel before Aucklanders will be able to use the City Rail Link.

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Court of Appeal to decide if repeat sexual offender should be kept on prison grounds

The Court of Appeal is grappling with a decision on whether a repeat sexual offender should be dealt with through criminal legislation or health.

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Customers and shareholders to drive ethical behaviour, as corporate boards lag

The annual directors' survey lays down a challenge to board chairs to dismantle 'frankly racist and sexist settings', says Pathfinder NZ independent director Anya Satyanand.

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Air pollution limits proposed for car imports

New vehicles imported to New Zealand may have to meet tougher air pollution standards from 2025, more than a decade after the same rules were introduced overseas.

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