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'Defeated' & 'disheartened': Young voter's feeling on leaders debate
"Defeated" and "disheartened" is how a young voter's feeling after she says the two Chrises "bounced around" her question in last night's leader's debate. Sky Rens is a waitress on Auckland's… Video, Audio
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'Absolutely ridiculous': Iwi health provider pays for staff health insurance
It was an "absolutely ridiculous" situation, the boss of Whakatāne's Ngāti Awa Social and Health Services admitted.
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Cost of living top of mind for people in Hokitika, as PM visits
The Labour leader was in Hokitika today, a town founded in the gold rush of the 1860s, and has known booms and busts. Just like the rest of the country, it's a town feeling the full effects of the… Video, Audio
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Restore Passenger Rail protesters arrested after car dealership defaced
Three climate protesters have been arrested after the shop window of a car dealer in Wellington was vandalised.
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Labour gets no significant donations from business
Since 2021, Labour has received zero substantial donations from business.
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Parties slam Labour's 'mismanagement' but Hipkins says economy is 'turning a corner'
The opposition has hit out at government spending and borrowing after the pre-election economic and fiscal update but Labour says it shows the economy turning a corner.
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Episode 18: An interview with Labour Leader Chris Hipkins
In an in-depth interview, Labour leader Chris Hipkins discusses Labour’s tax policy, Māori housing inequity, the cost of living, and the climate crisis. Video, Audio
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The visible woman – she's no novelty
Three exciting world cups on New Zealand soil have boosted coverage of women's sport stratospherically – and women are now far more visible in public life. When can we say these 'firsts' are normal? Audio
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National would mandate 'structured literacy' in primary schools
It would also require primary school teachers to learn the approach, introduce phonics checks for six-year-olds, and bring in interventions for children falling behind.
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1000 new state homes in Auckland every year a 'stretch', but doable
The country's builders and community housing providers say they are up to the task of fulfilling a rare moment of political consensus.
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Are NZ's female athletes better off after triple world cup?
Hosting three women's world cups in the space of 18 months was considered a boost for women's sport in New Zealand - even before a ball was bowled or a tackle made.
Now that the cricket, rugby, and… Audio
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The girl-power economy has arrived
The pop culture dollar is being laid down on Barbie and Taylor Swift, as young women not in the market for a mortgage splash their joy around. Audio
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Watch: Super bowls – the Dunedin eatery defying restaurant prices
"Some people pay extra, some people pay less or not at all," says the founder of The Bowling Club in Dunedin's southern suburb of Caversham. Video
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Date set for Australia's Voice to Parliament referendum
Australians will decide the fate of a constitutionally enshrined Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament on 14 October.
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Women banned from Afghan national park after some seen without hijab
The ban came on Women's Equality Day, a human rights group noted.
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'Instability and chaos' - Labour rules out a partnership with NZ First
Labour leader Chris Hipkins has ruled out New Zealand First as a possible coalition partner after this year's election, saying Winston Peters and his party would cause "instability and chaos".
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Todd Muller and 'What might have been'
Among a long week of debates at Parliament, MPs still found the time for farewell speeches from departing colleagues. Todd Muller's stood out and while uncomfortable for his colleagues, it is worth… Video, Audio
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Financial literacy policy has principals wary of curriculum overload
Labour is adamant its push for compulsory financial literacy classes in schools will not simply load more work onto already stressed teachers. Audio
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Restaurant turns food waste into pay-what-you-want delicious burgers
How much would you pay for a burger and some fries? What about if you knew it was all made with leftover or rescued food?
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Could mandatory reporting help close the pay gap?
The latest figures on how much more money men earn relative to women is out, with women 8.6 percent behind this quarter. What difference could mandatory pay gap reporting make? Audio
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Research reveals who's been hit hardest by global warming in their lifetime
Analysis - Earth is warming and the signs of climate change are everywhere. But who's feeling warming the most may surprise you.
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More than half of New Zealanders struggling financially - survey
Of those surveyed, 51 percent reported they were 'starting to sink' or 'treading water', while a further 3.5 percent reported they were 'sinking badly'.
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Stars turn out to champion women's sport
Academy Award-winning actress Natalie Portman and former Prime Minister Dame Jacinda Ardern are using their star power to champion women's sport.
They joined Black Fern Ruby Tui and FIFA… Audio
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Strong demand for new Kāinga Ora homes in Blenheim
Kāinga Ora have finished 10, one-bedroom homes in central Blenheim - where there are more than 200 applicants on the wait-list for housing.
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Humans are the only ones who can clean up the messes they make
We designed the world around us, the world with the growing climate problems and inequality, and we are the only ones who can fix it, professor Don Norman says. Audio