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Chris Hipkins promises different Labour: 'Opportunity to stamp my own mark'
'Opportunity to stamp my own mark': Hipkins promises different Labour
The last election saw Labour's six years in government end, with Hipkins returning to the opposition benches just 10 months after becoming prime minister.
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Family Court rules in favour of woman who was abused, strangled by policeman husband
Woman abused, strangled by policeman husband wins Family Court ruling
A policeman investigating complaints of violence to a woman later married her, then abused her, the Family Court has heard.
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What Donald Trump’s latest dramatic Venezuela move means
What Trump's latest dramatic Venezuela move means
The boarding of a foreign ship is an unusual step and expands a US operation already highlighted by strikes against more than 20 boats in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean that the administration claims…
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"A growing crisis in welfare support" - Citizen's Advice Bureau
Audio 11 Dec 2025A Citizens Advice Bureau report based on more than 10,000 requests for assistance has revealed what it calls "a growing crisis in welfare support." Audio
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Australia: Barnaby defects, social media ban comes in and more
Audio 10 Dec 2025The social media ban kicks in today but questions remain about whether it will work and Brisbane has become the latest town to put restrictions on short-stay rentals amid a housing crisis. Audio
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Cricket: Test captain Tom Latham joins chorus of support for NZ T20 franchise league
Black Caps captain backs proposed T20 franchise league
Tom Latham says a proposed T20 league in New Zealand would boost the standard of cricket in Aotearoa.
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Tauranga man imprisoned for rape of his 8-year-old cousin
'Ripped... trust to shreds': Man imprisoned for rape of his 8-year-old cousin
He would sneak into her room, telling her he was "scared to sleep on [his] own".
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Putin sends Trump's messengers packing, with eyes on a geopolitical win
Putin sends Trump's messengers packing
Analysis - The Russian president does not want a deal, and the sweetness of being begged is something he relishes. Audio
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'Negotiate with your landlord' - Housing Minister's message to renters
'Negotiate with your landlord' - Housing Minister's message to renters
Housing Minister Chris Bishop said renters should be taking advantage of the market.
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Papua New Guinea parliament passes security-focused 2026 budget
PNG parliament passes security-focused 2026 budget
However, MPs say "record budgets" are failing to translate into basic services on the ground.
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Police comb fire-ravaged Hong Kong apartments, death toll at 146
Police comb fire-ravaged Hong Kong apartments
The city's deadliest fire in more than 75 years has claimed the lives of 146 and counting.
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Number of under 16s sleeping rough 'much larger than we'd first anticipated'
Youth homelessness crisis escalates
Young people are sleeping on the streets and in cars as a service says the problem is getting worse. Audio
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Lost Property: How Police Lost Two Houses and an Iwi's Trust
MATA Reports investigates how two rundown police houses in the Horowhenua town of Shannon slipped through the cracks of government process when they were supposed to be protected within a treaty… Video, Audio
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Sri Lanka flooding: 'Entire lives swept away in a single night'
'Entire lives swept away' as hundreds killed in Sri Lanka flooding
People in New Zealand say their relatives in Sri Lanka are in "complete isolation" after being surrounded by floodwaters.
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Four bodies retrieved following major landslide in Tahiti
Four bodies retrieved following major landslide in Tahiti
Rescue teams in French Polynesia have recovered four bodies from the rubble of a major landslide on French Polynesia's main island of Tahiti.
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Dunedin City Council will ask for interest to set up housing outreach service
Dunedin City Council will ask for interest to set up housing outreach service
The council was originally discussing setting up an in-house service immediately for $270,000, but a new motion opted to ask for proposals from community providers.
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Analysis: NZ's housing funk sows doubts on reliable investment strategy, drags on economy
NZ's housing funk sows doubts on reliable investment strategy
Analysis: Reuters examines New Zealand's local housing market which it says has left many Kiwis and investors scarred.
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Major landslide buries houses, residents in Tahiti
Major landslide buries houses, residents in Tahiti
Authorities say the search and rescue operation could last up to two days following a landslide that struck several houses in the small town of Afaahiti-Taravao.
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UK Finance Minister Rachel Reeves takes tax burden to post-war high to bolster finances
UK's Finance Minister takes tax burden to post-war high to bolster finances
British finance minister Rachel Reeves announced a big tax-raising budget. Audio
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Xi Jinping tells Donald Trump Taiwan's 'return to China' is a key part of Beijing's vision
Xi tells Trump Taiwan's 'return to China' is a key part of Beijing's vision
The call, not previously flagged by either country, came weeks after the two leaders met in South Korea, where they agreed to a framework for a trade deal that has yet to be finalised.
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Domestic abuse survivors in PNG have to 'queue in front of the police station' to report their husbands
Entering a new relationship is fraught with risk for women in this country
Warning: This story contains detailed descriptions of violence and sexual assault that may be distressing to some readers.
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Opposition MPs, community groups call for proposed Auckland homelessness ban to be binned
Advocates call for proposed Auckland homelessness ban to be binned
The government has signalled it's considering introducing legislation that would give police the power to issue move-on orders to remove unhoused people from Auckland's city centre.
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'Three beautiful angels taken too soon': Funeral for children killed in Sanson house fire
'Three beautiful angels taken too soon': Funeral for children killed in Sanson house fire
August, 7, Hugo, 5, and Goldie Field, 1, died on 15 November in what's being treated as a murder-suicide.
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Woman says son pleaded to leave boarding house days before death
Woman says son pleaded to leave boarding house days before death
Lisa Hawkeswood said her son Jack lasted three days in the lodge before pleading to live with her because he hated his accommodation. Audio
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Government quietly rejects advice to set more ambitious 'net negative' emissions goal
Government quietly rejects advice to set more ambitious 'net negative' emissions goal
The decision to retain the 2050 net-zero target ignores Climate Change Commission advice that New Zealand can, and should be, doing more.