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Stuff owner changes shareholding
CEO and owner Sinead Boucher has changed her shareholding in Stuff Digital from being the owner of the one and only share to being the sole holder of one million shares.
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A fateful moment looms as Trump's team seeks to bypass the judiciary
19 Mar 2025Analysis - The furore caused by the administration's peacetime use of wartime powers under the 18th-century Alien Enemies Act is the latest, and perhaps most overt, sign of President Donald Trump's…
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Another Italian town gears up to sell one-euro homes
If you're worried there are no more towns in Italy left giving away homes, don't be.
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Former Warriors player faces drug charges
20 Mar 2025Wairangi Koopu was also a contestant on Celebrity Treasure Island.
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Petition launched to get disgraced artist's sculpture removed from University of Otago
18 Mar 2025John Middleditch was convited of indecently assaulting young girls in December 1976.
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Seven dead after Honduras plane crashed into the water after takeoff
18 Mar 2025The Jetstream aircraft operated by Honduran airline Lanhsa was carrying 14 passengers and three crew members, according to the country's transport minister.
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Prisoner on hunger strike alleges he was beaten by prison guards
18 Mar 2025Dean Wickliffe, who was taken into custody on 5 March for not residing at his approved address, suffered black eyes and a three-inch gash on his forehead when he refused to be double-bunked, his…
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Another Italian town gears up to sell one-euro homes
No deposit guarantee is needed as downpayment to secure a dilapidated dwelling. All that's required is your commitment to restyling it.
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Even 'middle class' struggling to pay rent
A new housing development with homes at 80 percent of market rent highlights that even relatively well-off people are having problems pay bills.
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Cheers in China as Trump dismantles Voice of America
One nationalist influencer calls it "truly gratifying" as state-media hails the demise of what it calls the "lie factory".
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Modi alleges 'anti-India activity' in NZ
The Indian prime minister's comments created a moment of disagreement during an otherwise warm meeting with Christopher Luxon.
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The lessons from Covid we haven't learnt
Hospital-acquired infections are a billion-dollar burden and cause more disability than road crashes. Why aren't we doing more to prevent them?
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'It's getting scary now': Drought-hit farmers face harsh winter
18 Mar 2025The clock is ticking for drought-stricken farmers in the Central North Island who fear if they don't get rain soon, no grass will grow before winter bites.
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What it takes to get big Bluff oysters on the plate
When you think about a New Zealand delicacy, it's hard to go past a plump Bluff oyster.
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Emergency towing in Cook Strait: 'Work around the business case is ongoing'
18 Mar 2025Emergency open ocean tugs for Cook Strait could be one step closer, after calls from local government for the boats.
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Liam Lawson on his Melbourne struggles: 'We took a chance'
17 Mar 2025The young Kiwi was never settled in Melbourne with car problems during practice and qualifying, while a wet race ended any prospect of him being able to salvage much.
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Trump administration deports hundreds under sweeping wartime authority
17 Mar 2025In the latest dramatic showdown between the White House and the judiciary, a federal judge temporarily blocked the administration's ability to use the centuries-old Alien Enemies Act and verbally…
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Community in shock after suspicious fire at Hamilton marae
17 Mar 2025The interior of the meeting house named Tū Waerae, was completely gutted by the fire, while the carvings on the outside suffered some smoke damage.
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What KiwiSaver balances are at your age - and why it's a worry
New data shows some troubling signs for some.
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School lunch that burnt student heated in package not intended for commercial reheating
17 Mar 2025Food Safety deputy director-general Vincent Arbuckle said the agency found the accident could have been avoided if Compass followed proper processes.
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Woman steals $1 million from trust helping needy kids
17 Mar 2025Iesha Warren created false supplier invoices and also used the trust's debit cards to pay directly for online gambling services.
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Peters' latest rodeo may become his bumpiest yet
17 Mar 2025Analysis - The Foreign Minister's trip to Washington comes at a time of global volatility, where rules seem to be constantly changing.
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Canoe Racing NZ's $2.3m white elephant
A purpose-built facility was supposed to be home to the country's elite paddlers. Why is it empty?
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'It's broken me': How online gambling ruined a woman's life
17 Mar 2025Her addiction began with a single email. It ended when she was caught stealing $300k from her employer.
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