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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says Anthony Albanese's willingness to look at longstanding Kiwi concerns is a diplomatic breakthrough.

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Ardern and Albanese may be best of friends, but deportations have created a rift between nations

The divise deportation issue once again reared its head when the NZ's Jacinda Ardern met Anthony Albanese for the first time since he was sworn in as PM.

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As winter bites, NZ urgently needs a COVID action plan for schools – here’s how to do it

With protections against COVID-19 transmission incomplete in early 2022, the government’s policy of keeping schools open through the Omicron outbreak has left communities exposed to widespread infection and disrupted learning.

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Young keeper Gaze's into future of White Ferns

In a new-look White Ferns team to tackle T20 at the Commonwealth Games, teen Izzy Gaze is ready to pick up the gloves vacated by Katey Martin - helped to get there by another of NZ's great keepers.

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NZ 'can't compete' with China's infrastructure loans to the Pacific

Nanaia Mahuta says the big questions about whether NZ can support regional security will be debated at next month's Pacific Islands Forum

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Silver Lake deal not enough to kick rugby's pokie habit

Rugby receives the biggest amount of pokie funding of any sport in NZ and clubs are committed to protecting that lucrative revenue stream.

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NZ's first hydrogen trucks hit the road

As the first hydrogen-fuelled trucks enter the country, getting the right infrastructure in place is a delicate balance

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Education Minister Chris Hipkins jets abroad to woo international students

Government officials insist NZ is still on students' radar as borders reopen – but industry leaders fear trip is too little, too late.

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Language and identity: haunting issues for Sāmoan diaspora

For Sāmoan language week, Patrick Saulmatino Thomsen examines the challenges and hope for Sāmoans in NZ who don't speak their mother tongue

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Waratahs buoyed by wins against NZ teams

Tane Edmed says wins over Kiwi teams including a breakthrough on NZ soil has given the Waratahs confidence for their Super Rugby Pacific final with the Chiefs.

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ILO lists NZ among labour 'abuse' cases

Fair Pay Agreements will be scrutinised on the global stage, alongside the policies of a select group of countries accused of child labour, trafficking and violent repression, reports Rebe

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Kookaburras amp up for hockey series in NZ

The Kookaburras will be aiming to continue on from their whitewash of Malaysia when they face New Zealand in a four-match series in Auckland.

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11,000 litres of water to make one litre of milk? New questions about the freshwater impact of NZ dairy farming

Water scarcity and water pollution are increasingly critical global issues. Water scarcity is driven not only by shortages of water, but also by rendering water unusable through pollution. New Zealand is no exception to these trends.

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China's Covid lockdowns add fuel to NZ's inflation fire

Renewed Covid restrictions in regions of China have accelerated increases in New Zealanders' cost of living.

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Agencies fear a Gareth Morgan moment

Foot-dragging over a toxic threat to dolphins might relate to NZ’s sacred cow of pets – cats

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High-profile Chinese visit steps up battle for the hearts and debts of the Pacific

A draft security pact leaks as the Chinese foreign minister arrives in the Pacific to sign deals with the leaders of 11 island states, including NZ realm nations Niue and Cook Islands.

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Turning despair into action for female athletes

After a decade of research, advocacy and outreach for female athlete health by NZ experts, why are sports organisations not listening and still failing our women? Dr Holly Thorpe writes.

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Tiwai smelter uncertainty 'not good for NZ', says energy minister

The Government will play a key role in incentivising new renewable generation and breaking gentailers' grip on the electricity market.

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Sandown could fall from 2022 Supercars calendar

There is a question mark over the Sandown Supercars round as a reduction from 13 to 12 rounds looms.

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NZ opposition savages 'backwards' budget

New Zealand's opposition says rising inflation will see Kiwis migrate to Australia, as it slams the government's fifth budget as "backwards".

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Ukraine invasion a threat to Indo-Pacific, says Europe envoy

The European Union's special emissary to the region praises NZ's response to the conflict and promises stronger engagement.

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Health, climate to feature in NZ budget

New Zealand Finance Minister Grant Robertson will deliver the fifth budget of Jacinda Ardern's two-term government on Thursday.

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Air of compromise: NZ's Emissions Reduction Plan reveals a climate budget that’s long on planning, short on strategy

Until now, the government’s approach to climate action has largely been about getting the policy architecture right. This work is vital, but it’s more about rearranging possible futures, less about emissions reductions in the near term.

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NZ grower sending apples to Russia defends trade as 'humanitarian'

There's anger at a decision by NZ's biggest grower to keep selling its fruit to the pariah power, flouting self-imposed industry boycotts.

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How NZ could become a world leader in decarbonisation using forestry and geothermal technology

Energy is the double-edged sword at the root of the climate crisis. Cheap energy has improved lives and underpinned massive economic growth. But because most of it comes from burning hydrocarbon fuels, we’re now left with a legacy of high atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2) and an emissions-intensive economy.

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