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Hipkins changes tune on youth crime as pressure builds

Three months out from the election the Prime Minister’s tone on youth crime is quickly changing from the one he used as police minister.

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National plans to let students dig into KiwiSaver for flat bonds

National is promising students a way through the price shocks of flat life, but they’ll have to dig into their own savings to do so.

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It's what the political campaign slogans leave unsaid

As the political machines bring in their copywriters and campaign strategists, erect their billboards and pump up their marketing campaigns, voters are left asking: What's in it for me?

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Several athletes snared in the doping net

Several sportspersons, including the National inter-State women’s 400m champion Anjali Devi, last year’s Federation Cup discus champion Kirpal Singh, and 2020 National women’s 59kg champion lifter Erra Deexitha, have failed dope tests.

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Angus MacNeil suspended from the SNP after declining to rejoin Westminster group

ANGUS MacNeil has been suspended from the SNP after he declined to rejoin the party's Westminster group, The National understands.

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Raw Politics: Life, death and Labour ruling out taxes

This week on the Raw Politics podcast: Two polls show different fortunes for the major parties but still a tight election, and Labour steps away from the ledge on a wealth and capital gains tax.

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National to derail Auckland's light rail

National wants to derail Auckland’s controversial light rail project – but how close to completion does it have to be to survive a government change?

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EU-NZ trade pact could propel us to climate action

Our newest trade partnership might force us to take our Paris Agreement commitments far more seriously.

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Labour risks shedding its more moderate 2020 supporters

Labour could be the biggest loser this election if it embraces some of the Greens' more radical ideas

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A tale of two electorates

Chlöe Swarbrick's upset win in Auckland Central last election is the model for Tamatha Paul's 2023 bid for Wellington Central

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SNP president calls for 'binding' land reform over Loch Tay compound plans

THE president of the SNP has called for action on land reform after The National revealed a US firm’s plans to turn 8000 acres off Loch Tay…

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Act deputy's moonshot bid for National's crown jewel

The Act Party deputy leader wants to take over one of National's bluest and safest seats in Parliament, and is shaking up local politics in Auckland's east, writes Tim Murphy

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National weightlifting coach Vijay Sharma optimistic about Jeremy’s comeback after his ‘bad phase’

National weightlifting coach Vijay Sharma optimistic about Jeremy’s comeback after his ‘bad phase’. Jeremy, the Commonwealth Games champion who overcame a hand injury during the Birmingham Games last year, was diagnosed with a back issue in June

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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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Doubles temptations bring Maria back home after five years

Maria Rony, the Kerala-born Karnataka table tennis champion, hopes to do well in the national doubles circuit with her old partner Seraha

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Anger as access to Royal Mile market 'shut with no warning' for King's parade

TRADERS at an arts and crafts market on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile have reacted with annoyance and confusion after King Charles’s…

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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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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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Stephen Wood obituary

Other lives: Head of the press office at the National Theatre and executive director at the Stephen Joseph theatre in Scarborough

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Aryan and Lineysha adjudged best swimmers as Karnataka takes the overall honours

Aryan Nehra of Gujarat and A.K. Lineysha of Karnataka were adjudged ‘best male’ and ‘best female’ swimmers respectively in the senior National aquatics championship at Gachibowli Aquatics Complex here on Wednesday.

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Not all rent control policies are the same – the Green Party proposal deserves an open-minded debate

The ink was barely dry on the Green Party’s recently unveiled “Pledge to Renters” – which included annual rent increase limits, a rental warrant of fitness and a national register of landlords – before others were consigning it to the policy dustbin.

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Sir Henry Raeburn portrait painted in Rome saved for the nation

National Galleries of Scotland welcomes the artwork, Patrick Moir, in the month of the bicentenary of Raeburn’s death.

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Grass isn’t greener for GM trial in Australia

GE-free campaigners seize on an Australian trial’s withdrawal

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Mom, How Did You Meet the Beatles? review – moving account of a Black female playwright in 60s London

Rakie Ayola excels as Adrienne Kennedy, whose John Lennon play was taken up by Laurence Olivier’s National Theatre while she was sidelined, in this crystal-clear production of her autobiographical tale

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