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NZ agency cleared over White Island blast

A judge in New Zealand has cleared the country's emergency management agency of safety breaches over the 2019 White Island volcanic eruption.

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Moa females finding their running stride

A running club at the heart of rural NZ is making big strides in gender equality, encouraging girls and women of all ages to run cross country with them, Merryn Anderson discovers.

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Foreign powers already have boots on the ground in Solomon Islands

Terence Wood: Talk of a Chinese military base in the islands shows the impact of politicians stoking our fears of the world – when it's NZ and Australian soldiers actually been called in.

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Australia’s hardline deportation policy leaves no room for second chances

Mystery Sixtus was deported alone to NZ as a teenager and separated from family, one of the increasing number of non-citizens removed under the Migration Act

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‘It’s like a Ponzi scheme’: New Zealand first homebuyers lean on bank of mum and dad

As housing prices surge, nearly half of Kiwis are relying on parents to get a foothold on the property ladder, eating into their retirement plans and savings

The Guardian - AU

Is NZ's economic growth uneconomic?

GDP is a seriously flawed indicator of human wellbeing. We have been conditioned to mistake dollar value for things that really matter, argues Jack Santa Barbara

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Book of the Week: Among the Palagis

NZ's poet laureate celebrates a milestone in NZ writing

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New Zealand commemorates Anzac Day

While dawn services were held across the country, for the third year COVID-19 has curbed some Anzac Day commemorations in New Zealand.

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Without stricter conditions, NZ should be in no hurry to reopen its border to cruise ships

With the arrival in Sydney of the cruise liner Pacific Explorer on Monday – a giant “WE’RE HOME” sign emblazoned on her bow – the pressure is on New Zealand to match Australia and reopen our maritime border to cruise ships.

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NZ-China debate 'must go beyond black and white'

The NZ China Council's new executive director says we cannot shy away from the complications of China's rise.

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Rosie Elliott - NZ's new track sensation

After suffering from panic attacks, Rosie Elliott found running helped her mental health. Now, in her first year racing the 400m, she's the national champion.

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NZ volcano Ruapehu tremors continue

The crater lake of New Zealand volcano Mount Ruapehu is bubbling at an elevated temperature after a month of underground tremors.

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Australia's Super Rugby teams sitting pretty at top of ladder, but NZ challenge looms large

Border closures forced Super Rugby Pacific into local derbies on either side of the Tasman for the first section of the season. Now, the Australian sides must prepare themselves for the New Zealand challenge.

ABC News

NZ MP regrets Australian election spray

New Zealand MP Shane Reti has admitted poor judgment in getting involved in Australia's election campaign to question a Labor policy to increase nursing staff.

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NZ bolsters emergency oil stocks backed by offer of Marsden Point storage

New Zealand pre-ordered more oil stocks just before Russia invaded Ukraine, which have increased government reserves this month – at a critical time.

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Air NZ rights issue sloppy and confusing

Business & Investing: NZX puts stock in trading halt after 'administrative error', while NZ and Australian sharemarkets barely moved last week

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Anne Salmond: Te Tiriti and Democracy, Part 3

In the third part of her examination of the Treaty of Waitangi and democracy, Dame Anne Salmond argues for a tikanga-based, rather than a race-based, approach to Te Tiriti.

The Conversation

Aus-NZ refugee deal is a bandage on a failed policy. It's time to end offshore processing

Australia has finally accepted New Zealand’s offer to settle some of the refugees from the offshore processing regime – about nine years after it was first made in 2013.

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NZ's top doc Bloomfield to stand down

Ashley Bloomfield, New Zealand's Director General of Health and architect of its world-leading COVID-19 response, is hanging up his stethoscope in July.

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Against the war

Anna Rankin on the NZ protest

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An Australian soldier was accused of kicking corpses in East Timor. What the NZ SAS witnessed went much further

Secret documents reveal eyewitness accounts from New Zealand soldiers who said an Australian SAS operator brutalised corpses in East Timor in 1999.

The Guardian - AU

Giant sand dunes and whistling ducks: NZ readers’ favourite wild places

With ever-changing skies, clumsy seals and theatrical flats, New Zealand’s landscapes offer drama and consolation

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A bite of the profits: Women growing new food brands endure heat in the kitchen

Start-ups led by women receive just 18 percent of angel investment in NZ. Business editor Nikki Mandow reveals the added challenges that make it so hard for women to establish food brands.

The Conversation

Inflation has already eroded tomorrow's minimum wage rise – NZ’s low-income workers will need more support

Tomorrow’s minimum wage increase to NZ$21.20 an hour should help a significant number of New Zealand’s lowest paid workers and their families – 300,000 people, according to the government.

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Where are they now? The White Ferns of 2000

The Cricket World Cup 2022 is in the home stretch, without New Zealand in the running, but the White Ferns of 2000 are being celebrated. So where are they now?

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