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National Party donations trio appeal convictions

The question of whether three men found guilty of trying to hide big donations to the National Party should have their convictions dismissed or transferred to another piece of law is being considered by the Court of Appeal .

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Gentailers' renewables talk all wind

The main power companies make billions in windfall profits and their underinvestment in renewable infrastructure means they pay their shareholders even more cash, says Adam Currie

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Is fish the new farming frontier for New Zealand?

The news, explained. Join Newsroom's Sharon Brettkelly & Emile Donovan every weekday as they make sense of the big stories with the New Zealand's best journalists and experts.

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Food delivery apps want to control your diet

From cleverly placed ads on Instagram to eye-catching promos on food delivery apps, our digital lives are nudging us toward specific food choices.

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Tāmaki Regeneration puts East Auckland’s houses in order

The replacement of old state homes with medium-density villages has changed the face of Tāmaki

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Ministers advised to use emergency powers to relocate families at climate risk

The Government has sought to defuse and bury an expert working group report on managed retreat until after the election – but it's more explosive advice won't be easily contained. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Haere rā football - you stole my heart

Spain are through to the FIFA Women’s World Cup final for the first time after a thriller last match in Aotearoa - the tournament’s success a revelation for Suzanne McFadden.

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Labour makes a big show of GST change while picking your pocket

Every single tax expert seems up in arms about the exemption of GST on fresh fruit and vegetables. But most haven't noticed Labour failed to say anything about the long-overdue inflation adjustment to tax thresholds, writes Dr Eric Crampton

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TOP promises leg up for under-30s, with civic service on the side

The Opportunities Party's political fortunes rest on winning a Christchurch electorate seat, writes David Williams

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Covid-19: Don't believe your lying eyes

The hundreds of Covid-19 deaths, thousands of hospitalisations and tens of thousands of Long Covid patients won't disappear just because the country has plugged its ears to the virus.

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Villa Maria layoffs: 'Sir George wouldn’t have done this'

Winery and warehousing roles are being cut at the winemaker's Māngere estate, reports Andrew Bevin

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Why people should be eating New Zealand grass

Grass and leafy greens are great sources of top-grade protein and way more environmentally friendly than meat or dairy. Scientists say NZ should be taking the lead, reports Nikki Mandow

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The show must go on: theatre education in crisis

Tertiary institutions play a vital role in our creative ecology and have produced some of our most prominent creative artists and works. With social cohesion under threat, this type of teaching and learning matters, argues Emma Willis

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The reliable Mr Bagshaw

On the Kiwi doctor who lost his life saving the lives of hundreds of people in wartorn Ukraine

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Capitalising on New Zealand's football fever

The FIFA World Cup has captured the attention of plenty of New Zealanders. How do we keep them interested, and invested, in women's football once the tournament's over?

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From downunder to near the top of the world

Inspired by watching others scootering at the local skate park, Kiwi Alex Madsen has made the sport her own, taking silver at the world championships, writes Aiden McLaughlin

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The problem with jury trials

Twelve heads are better than one, but when those heads are labouring under the same misconceptions about sexual assault it's a recipe for injustice, writes Yvette Tinsley.

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Hipkins reaches back into his hat after 'boondoggle' policy

Comment: What better time to celebrate paid parental leave extensions and the end of Covid-19 than 24 hours after being hammered by economists and commentators on an unworkable tax policy?

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Corrections deputy left suddenly after behaviour claims

Topia Rameka asked some staff if they were even Māori, and was the subject of complaints from female employees which ended in payouts and non-disclosure agreements, sources say.

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Oil prices climb in renewed inflation threat and double-whammy for motorists

Some analysts predict oil prices will breach $100 a barrel before the year is out, and a weaker kiwi dollar will worsen the pain at the pump. Andrew Patterson reports.

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Tori's throwing everything at the Worlds

Our top javelin thrower has been in rich form heading into the world champs starting this weekend, and hopes to beat her personal best and set herself for the Paris Olympics. Sarah Cowley Ross reports.

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Millions may be lost as airport share sale lags

The urgency of selling the airport shares was stressed when Auckland Council decided on its budget two months ago – so why are the shares still in council hands?

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Hundreds of hate crimes initially slip through police net

A police data team has identified more than 1400 hate crimes that weren't tagged as hate-motivated incidents in the past year.

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Inside the jury room

A distinguished King's Counsel weighs up a new novel set in a Rotorua jury room

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Fishery's sustainability more important than commercial interests, says court

The overturning of Stuart Nash’s fisheries decision to set a tarakihi catch limit based on a voluntary industry plan has been upheld by the Court of Appeal, reports Andrew Bevin

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