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Tauranga by-election: 'Absolutely no evidence' behind Te Pāti Māori decision
Tauranga by-election candidates are upset and feel insulted about Te Pāti Māori's decision not to stand a candidate for safety reasons.
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Simon Henry's Nadia Lim comments spark probe of DGL's culture
DGL's board has launched an independent review of the firm's culture, following the chief executive's offensive remarks about chef Nadia Lim.
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Life on the streets in Auckland 'definitely hard as' for formerly homeless teen
Two brothers who've spent years couch-surfing and living rough have finally found somewhere to live in Auckland.
'Chris' - not his real name - says he hasn't had a proper home for most of his teenage… Audio
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Foodstuffs to cut prices on 110 grocery items
It's a supermarket turf war as both chains make changes to prices as the cost of living crisis continues.
Supermarket operator Foodstuffs is cutting the price of 110 of the most purchased grocery… Audio
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Auckland congestion charging will hit low income workers - councillor
An Auckland councillor says any plans to introduce congestion charging in Auckland will unfairly affect people in lower-socioeconomic areas like South Auckland.
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Immigration rebalance 'elitist' - Migrant Workers Association
New Zealand borders will fully open to visitors, workers and students from August - much earlier than expected.
The Government is hoping to attract migrants in 85 hard-to-fill roles with a Green… Audio
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Opinion: It's time to think again about a wealth tax
Opinion - Jacinda Ardern says her government doesn't have current plans to introduce a wealth tax but is also refusing to rule one out. Either way, it's an issue that is unlikely to go away, Lisa…
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Council looks at housing-first response to Whakatāne homelessness
It has been almost five years since the Whakatāne Homeless Action Group was formed in response to growing numbers of rough sleepers.
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Consumer NZ launches petition for govt action on supermarkets
Consumer New Zealand has launched a national petition calling on the government to do more to reduce the power of supermakets.
The watchdog says supermarkets are making exorbitant profits as the cost… Audio
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Philippines election: Marcos family eye return to power as country votes
Voting has begun in the Philippines, as millions head to the polls today to choose their next president.
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'Helping our people live longer': Nurse hitting the road to detect heart disease early
There are hopes a mobile heart screening service being rolled out in Waikato will be a game-changer for remote and Māori communities.
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Youth MP keen to tackle inequality
The House - The PM's Youth MP says inequality in education and health, mental health services and education costs are top concerns for youth in the prime minister's electorate.
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Budgeting during a cost-of-living crisis
Audio 7 May 2022In today's Focus on Politics podcast, Political Editor Jane Patterson sits down with the Finance Minister Grant Robertson and National's Nicola Willis to preview this month's Budget. Audio
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Youth MP keen to tackle inequality
The PM’s Youth MP says inequality in education and health, mental health services and education costs are top concerns for youth in the Prime Minister’s electorate.
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Can't Save Them All - Rebecca Nesbit
Should conservationists try to save all threatened species, or do there have to be sacrifices? In a new book Tickets For The Ark : From Wasps to Whales - How Do We Choose What to Save? Rebecca Nesbit… Audio
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CEO's controversial remarks trigger investment bans
A storm is brewing in investment circles with blacklistings over comments made by DGL chief executive Simon Henry about My Food Bag's Nadia Lim. Audio
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$86m Budget boost to help people get a driver's licence
The government is increasing support for people who struggle to access driver's licence testing and training.
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Charities inundated with people struggling to pay power bills
Just over a month since the government scrapped low-use power plans, charities say they're being inundated with people struggling to power their electricity bills.
The change means 60 percent of… Audio
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Being in debt to the government
More than half a million low income New Zealanders collectively owe the government $3.5 billion. Why do they owe so much? What's it for? And can they pay it back? Audio
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House Price Index drops for first time since August 2020 lockdown
The downturn in the housing market is spreading beyond the major centres, as affordability and rising interest rates drive more buyers out of the market.
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The Panel with Julia Hartley Moore and Allan Blackman (Part 1)
Panellists Julia Hartley Moore and Allan Blackman discuss the gender pay gap, teenagers not eating breakfasts, and how often do you wash your bedsheets? Audio
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Colombia's leftist presidential candidate cancels tour over assassination fears
Leftist front-runner in Colombia's presidential election Gustavo Petro cancelled events in the country's coffee region today because of what his office called a plot by a crime gang to attempt to take…
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New digital platform aims to help NZ women grow their wealth
Why is it that in the year 2022 women have 20 per cent less retirement savings than men? That's the question that prompted the creation of a new digital platform designed to help New Zealand women… Audio
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Auckland pre-election report shines light on city's issues
Climate change, inequality and finances have been named the biggest challenges for the next Auckland Council by a pre-election report. Audio
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Auckland pre-election report shines light on city's issues
Climate change, inequality and finances have been named the biggest challenges for the next Auckland Council by a pre-election report.