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Social media's new revolution

Two decades after Facebook changed our lives, social media is going through another big upheaval.

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National plans to let students dig into KiwiSaver for flat bonds

National is promising students a way through the price shocks of flat life, but they’ll have to dig into their own savings to do so.

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It's what the political campaign slogans leave unsaid

As the political machines bring in their copywriters and campaign strategists, erect their billboards and pump up their marketing campaigns, voters are left asking: What's in it for me?

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The social media groups tackling local crime

A screenshot from grainy security camera footage, a police file number and an emotional plea for 'any information' – social media pages dedicated to reporting and, in some cases, fighting crime are growing their online followings by the day.

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Climate effects of Budget 'very small' – officials

Ministers were told the greenhouse emissions impacts of the climate spend in Budget 2023 would be 'minimal' and take time to materialise, writes Marc Daalder

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Two Kiwis fly into the same world champs event

In a rare achievement, two NZ swimmers will compete in the same butterfly event in next week's world swimming champs in Japan. Dave Crampton talks to the pair.

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History's bitter lesson: Interest rates hikes aren't over till they're over

The Reserve Bank has called a halt to interest rate rises. But pre-GFC pauses were followed by renewed hikes.

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Australia tasks new governor with slowing inflation, as NZ food prices soar

As markets overseas celebrate a 'Goldilocks scenario', New Zealand consumers price index data this week is set to reveal an inflation headache. Andrew Patterson reports.

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If Govt were a business, ministers would be under performance management

Assessment of a ministerial cohort should rest not just on popularity but on outcomes, though voters should be careful they are not reacting to current underperformance by over-rating the options, writes Rob Campbell

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A need to write about white racists

An author on why she writes about ferals who do awful things and have no redeeming qualities

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Three directions our cities could take

Politicians need to reimagine our cities by reclaiming city centres and building strong urban communities for tenants instead of more suburban development, argue Dr David Jenkins and Eileen Corcoran.

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Is the ETS really working for the planet?

Comment: Dame Anne Salmond argues the risks for NZ are too high to not put our climate forestry policies right now

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Miners feel put upon by biodiversity rules

The mining industry claims Government efforts to tackle climate change unfairly use a conservation approach to stifle miners’ activities.

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The power of a well-designed uniform

Whether it's a corporate refresh with more cultural considerations, or a new version of a sporting uniform steeped in history, what our high profile teams wear matters.

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Podcast claims new sighting in case of murdered Swedes

Has a crime podcast turned up a possibly pivotal development in one of the country's most controversial murder cases?

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Alternatives to dumping Fukushima wastewater into the Pacific

Japan plans to dump treated, radioactively contaminated water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the Pacific but it could be used in other ways instead, writes Robert Richmond

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Paula, 1973-2023

The gatekeepers no longer have to worry about keeping Paula Harris outside their gate

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Shaken baby syndrome needs a rethink

The term Abusive Head Trauma (Shaken baby syndrome) presupposes an action with malicious intent. These emotive labels should have no place masquerading as a medical diagnosis, argues Felicity Goodyear-Smith

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The Week in Detail: Cluster bombs, Whakaari, and Fukushima waste

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.

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Against the Flow

How Olympic rower Storm Uru found new inspiration in innovation.

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Roller derby queens put on their Skateface

The athletes behind the crunching body-checks and colourful alter-egos of roller derby are portrayed in a photographic exhibition, timed to coincide with an historic moment in NZ women's sport.

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Short story for Matariki: Blue, by Becky Manawatu

"What star sign would punch aunty in the face? What star sign would sell their niece’s cot and put them in a drawer to sleep?"

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Long Read: The Flames of Our Shame

By Max Rashbrooke: While the fatal fire at Loafers Lodge has reinforced calls for greater scrutiny of boarding houses, the warning signals have been around for years.

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Climate change's dangerous new fires

Rising temperatures are creating a new kind of dangerous wildfire. It will take all our tools to keep communities safe, write Jason Sharples and Nerilie Abrams.

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Nuclear-fuelled debate over Japan’s wastewater plan

Japan’s plan to release treated radioactive water from the crippled Fukushima reactor into the ocean has its supporters but is causing ripples in the Pacific, writes Chris Bartlett

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