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Jackson defiant as Meta and Google pull news in Canada

As Meta and Google bar access to news content on their platforms in Canada, Broadcasting Minister Willie Jackson isn't fazed about introducing similar legislation here.

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Flagship store closes as NZ's retailers suffer 'challenging' downturn

Post-pandemic sales downturns for furniture, bikes, clothing and camping gear are forcing retailers to tighten their belts. Jonathan Milne reports.

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What do crash dummies, face masks and homelessness solutions have in common?

Research shows that ‘people’ usually means ‘men’ in most contexts, and the ramifications for women are wide, varied and worrying.

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NZ writer in New Yorker

Another accolade for NZ's most internationally recognised poet

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Verrall flexes health system's muscles with postcode lottery plan

The centralised health system gives ministers new powers to tinker with operational decisions. Ayesha Verrall's first major target is the postcode lottery.

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Building firms go to the wall as housing market falls away

Construction firm debt defaults are up 16 percent, liquidations are up 72 percent, and those still working say it's getting tougher by the week. Jonathan Milne reports.

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When pain relief becomes an addiction

Because opioids are a prescribed drug, many may not be aware of the problems that can arise with long-term use, warns Carina Walters

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Te Whatu Ora 'deliberately underfunding us', aged care group claims

A hard-fought settlement offer for public nurses is a headache for the aged care sector.

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Rearguard action by hunters and fishers ‘rescues’ bill

Firing off thousands of emails to the parliamentary committee considering a replacement for the RMA has safeguarded the pursuits of many Kiwis in the great outdoors.

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Comparing (export) apples with apples

A little known law of demand in economics explains why countries export their best produce

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Grass isn’t greener for GM trial in Australia

GE-free campaigners seize on an Australian trial’s withdrawal

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White Sox outfielder's big OE

Nerissa McDowell is one of the White Sox rearing to get back into international competition. Since lockdowns hit, she's been honing her craft across the world.

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Climate change, cyclones and a critical skills shortage

How an NZ-based consultancy is going global to find the hundreds of specialists needed for the flood rebuild and a climate-challenged future.

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What it takes to get a road back open

Storms and cyclones have caused major disruptions on state highways across the country this year. What's involved in fixing them up to get them back open?

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School holidays, with gun

Notes on a New Zealand childhood in the sticks in Hawkes Bay

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There's nothing wrong with picking winners in Māori innovation

NZ's problem was never with picking winners, it was with demonstrably picking losers. Now, bringing together driven young people with investors and good advice is part of building a healthy economy.

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Commerce Commission should probe 'stubbornly' high remittance costs

Global currency tech company Wise is calling on the Commerce Commission to investigate what banks charge for overseas remittances when it conducts its market study into the retail banking sector.

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Beyond the Soap Box: What if the Māori Health Authority actually works?

Political parties have an opportunity to agree the health system has an obligation to respond to the pressing health needs of Māori. What if, ask Professor Peter Crampton and Shelley Campbell, they gave Te Aka Whai Ora a chance to succeed?

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The dramatic resurgence of Bitcoin is the biggest surprise of the year

Business & investing: There's a mixed scorecard for the markets at the halfway point of the year, but the world’s most popular cryptocurrency is powering higher thanks to renewed interest by some of the world’s largest investment funds. Andrew Patterson reports.

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EU keeps steady ship in choppy waters

The European Union's impressive level of resources is matched by the daunting challenges it faces - yet despite constant talk of its demise, the organisation may be more united than ever.

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Protecting Auckland may require unpopular changes

Auckland Council is looking at changes to the unitary plan to reduce the impact of future weather events

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Glintmeyer's stepping-stones to success

A national open title holder at 14, Milan Glintmeyer is heading to the world junior swimming champs hoping to step up again to the Paris Olympics

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'Set up to fail': The alternative education problem

These programmes are the last resort for kids who can't cope in mainstream schools – but an ERO report says they're poor quality.

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MBIE watching for insurance cowboys blowing in on the storms

Government officials are warning unregulated insurance advisers may cause headaches for homeowners in the wake of Cyclone Gabrielle, but won’t go so far as to suggest they be captured under finance laws

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An Ode to .. Hipkins of China

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