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Light pollution erasing NZ’s dark skies at Matariki

Comment from Victoria University: Estimates show 97% of NZers live under light-polluted skies, disrupting nocturnal wildlife and erasing our view of the stars

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After a turbulent year at Netball NZ, the future looks shaky

Today from The Detail: The ball is in Netball New Zealand's court as players and staff wait for word on the future of the ANZ Premiership

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A brief history of Grey Lynn junkies

First-hand accounts of living with the rock band Dragon in 1970s Grey Lynn and the subsequent spiral into heroin addiction.

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An Ode to .. Qiulae Wong

NZ's ode laureate Victor Billot returns with lines in honour of the Opportunity Party leader

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‘If we think it’s abuse, it’s abuse’

NZ paediatricians are diagnosing abuse based on literature and data considered the ‘gold standard’ – but there actually is no gold standard, a Harvard-trained radiologist tells a Dunedin court.

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New disability bill a ‘cruel’ override of rights, carers say

Today from The Detail: The Government says it's protecting the future of disability support, while critics say it's taking away workers' rights and letting itself off the hook

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Health NZ’s silence on child abuse misdiagnoses

For almost three years, Newsroom’s investigations team has been trying to get answers from Health NZ and ministers on what now appears to be a serious issue with the misdiagnosis of non-accidental injury in infants. Their questions have gone nowhere.

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Super rugby hat-trick hero: ‘Just loving one another is my vibe’

First, the Hurricanes Poua women's super rugby team achieve victory after 840 days, then they beat the champion Blues - with one player scoring thrice.

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Clinging to hope when your world is kicked out from under you

Comment: What began as a grandmother's fight to help her daughter get back custody of her twins has become a case of medical negligence and broken systems. She tells Newsroom her story.

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What is going on at Starship’s child protection unit?

For decades, a small group of specialists at Starship Hospital’s child protection unit have played a central role in some of NZ’s most serious physical child abuse cases. What happens if those findings are wrong?

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The Sunday poem: Blue Sky Situation Emerging, by Owen Marshall

A teacher looks out the classroom window

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Having the ladder pulled up on you isn’t a mental health condition

From Victoria University - Comment: Treating economic stress and climate anxiety as psychological defects instead of political failures overloads a stretched medical system and ignores the structural causes.

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Where is she now? Winner of a Grand slam tennis title, Judy Chaloner

She won an Australian Open title, finally receiving her trophy 40 years later, and coached tennis for a generation of grateful Auckland kids

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The secret diary of .. Bishop Brian

At home with the most holy of all Bishops.

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Short story: The long way home, by Majella Cullinane

We cross live to County Donegal

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The heart of the matter

Today from The Detail: Doctors would rather you walk through their door with a niggle about chest pains than not be seen and have a worse outcome

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Trump’s man in NZ wants to prove US is no boogeyman

"We could stage a basketball game on the flight deck" - the new US ambassador to NZ wants to see a nuclear-powered US aircraft carrier make a visit to Auckland.

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Here’s how Willis and Edmonds will really dodge the fiscal potholes along the campaign trail

Analysis: Economists warn neither side's campaign costings add up as parties bank on tax revenues tomorrow to fund election pledges today, writes Jonathan Milne.

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This week’s bestselling books – July 3

The latest NielsenIQ BookScan chart of NZ bestsellers, plus a win a heart-in-your-mouth novel about every parent's worst nightmare

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Wahine Wahs aim to ride the club juggernaut

Plucked from a grassroots Ōtara team, Metanoia Fetalaiga, is into her second season in the Warriors NRLW side - and keen to play through allcomers

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NZ deserves a coherent energy storage strategy

From Otago University - Comment: Government policy on energy storage has not been adequately justified to Kiwis, writes Dr Arjan Abeynaike.

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When the world shuts its doors to the dispossessed

Today from The Detail: Nations are pulling up the drawbridge to refugees at a time when their needs are more urgent than ever.

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How we obsessed over one word while women’s pay slipped off the agenda

Debate over the C word derailed proper scrutiny of sweeping changes to the pay equity legislation that impacted thousands of low paid women.

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Book of the Week: Lots of drinking, lots of hookers, lots of gold

Digging up the history of remarkable, courageous and overlooked women who were present during the goldrush boom

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When the rule of law was torched overnight

Anger continues over the way changes to the Pay Equity Act were sprung on workers with no notice and no chance to respond.

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