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A tale of two gang towns

A huge Mongrel Mob tangi in Ōpōtiki has thrown up some stark contrasts in the way different towns deal with gangs.

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More Waka Kotahi plans go off track as year comes to an end

One out of every five goals the Transport Agency wanted to achieve by the end of the year won't be met as it grapples with further reduced revenue and project delays

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Law change will tell you when your data is sold

Cabinet has approved a change to strengthen privacy laws, which will bring New Zealand closer in line with the European Union's stringent requirements.

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Academics investigate bias in our Chinese-language media

Analysis: An opinion piece appeared to contain emotionally-charged calls to side with China on criticism of human rights abuses, and a front-page article encouraged readers to vote for a candidate.

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Cuts and job losses at Auckland Transport ‘across the board’

Auckland Transport’s executives say there are “no easy choices” in what services get the chop in the face of funding constraints

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An Ode for .. Michael Wood

Bard Billot on the beyond belief Member for Roskill.

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Hipkins' first big diplomatic test meeting Xi

China’s locked doors have swung wide open in recent months with President Xi Jinping welcoming world leaders after years of isolation. Chris Hipkins makes the trip to the Great Hall of the People on Tuesday, in what will be the biggest test yet of his diplomacy skills

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The value of playing with waste

When a group of artists were asked to reimagine waste creatively, different mindsets and goals led to some surprising tensions, writes Alex Bonham

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National party conference plays it safe on day one

Following a predictable and on-message speech from deputy leader Nicola Willis on the state of the economy it was the following interactive session on law and order that got party faithfuls talking.

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Gore’s unlikely mea culpa

The power struggle between the Southland town’s new mayor, fellow councillors and chief executive takes a surreal turn.

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Short story: A safe place, by Emma Hislop

"Alex kept saying 'I’m not a paedophile', but they took him into custody."

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Ferns legend back from crippling injury

NZ football great Ria Percival was told an injury last year could end her career, but she's back, writes Peter Thornton

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The Week in Detail: Waitlist algorithms, teacher strikes, and the Kermadecs

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

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'We must be broke again' – our China policy is trade

PM Chris Hipkins is already talking as if our China policy is simply trade. For its long-term management, it must be much more than that, argues Jason Young

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The cancer patient who changed my approach to medicine

Along with penicillin and morphine, asking and listening are among the most essential tools in our medicine cabinets, writes medical student Thomas Swinburn

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Long Read: Strange Days on Lake Rotomahana

By Tim Bollinger: Once New Zealand’s very own wonder of the world, the Pink and White Terraces were destroyed in a single night of volcanic destruction.

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Note to Newsroom readers

A note from the co-editor about a rogue item appearing on Newsroom briefly due to a systems issue

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Family carers accuse Govt of dragging heels on reform

A consortium of carer groups are calling for the appointment of a Minister or Commissioner specifically focused on the rights of those who care for others. Emma Hatton reports.

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Raw Politics: Bonfire of the ministers

This week on the Raw Politics podcast: Are the wheels falling off the Labour light rail car, is the government's battery running low or is a fatalism at work leading to the run of ministerial errors and embarrassments.

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Where to put Auckland’s temporary lakes

Twelve locations across Auckland have been identified for the development of long parks to accommodate future flood waters

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Christchurch’s cycleway blow-up falls flat

A memo to outspoken Christchurch councillors – read your memos

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Concern over Chinese scholarship drive in Pacific

A senior opposition MP has questioned what New Zealand is doing to counter Beijing's soft power push in offering scholarships to thousands of Pacific students.

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Singapore points the way for NZ to avoid geopolitical conflict

As the PM visits China and prepares to go to the EU, he should consider the merits of resilient multi-engagement, which Singapore has been rather adept at, argues Stephen Jacobi

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NZ's laggard politicians see the climate crisis as a burden to be tackled

Our election is four months away. On Labour and National's long term performance to-date, the odds on them being strategic and ambitious about our country are negligible.

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Govt looks at slashing RMA red tape for aquaculture

As part of its plan to turn aquaculture into a $3 billion industry by 2035, the Government is working to reduce regulatory barriers to more fish farms.

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