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CEO tensions trigger Coast council coup

Behind-the-scenes legal wrangling looks to have led to the unseating of West Coast council chair Allan Birchfield.

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The Mayor, the other Wayne Brown, and the misdirected emails

Ahead of the independent review into Auckland Council's slow response to the January 27 floods, the council expresses confidence that confusion between two different Wayne Browns didn't contribute to delays. Jonathan Milne reports.

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From military combat to Parliament – meet Labour's 'working class' MP

Labour’s Dan Rosewarne hoped to get the nod for the safe Labour seat of Christchurch East. Now he’ll likely be scrapping it out on the list but puts up a good case for being one of few “working class” MPs left in the Labour Party.

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What you can do to reduce risk of Parkinson’s

Sleep might be the single most crucial aspect of a healthy lifestyle to protect us from myriad diseases and help us manage those we are affected by, says Dr Victor Dieriks

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Covid 'normal' in the eye of the beholder

Covid-19 may have been the sixth leading cause of death in New Zealand last year, justifying an ongoing cautious approach to the virus through winter.

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The cuts and trust of NZ media

MediaRoom column: Very few competitors, and certainly not the sensible ones, cheered the end of Today FM – because all commercial media are staring at the same 'great big wall' on advertising spend that hit its owner MediaWorks this year.

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Construction under stress

Building and construction companies are being liquidated at twice the rate of the also-beleaguered hospitality industry.

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The growing importance of Nato-NZ ties in 'less predictable' world

Nato's policy planning chief says China poses a "systemic challenge" to the global order, and is among the reasons why the alliance is focusing more closely on the Indo-Pacific.

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For young, for old, election promises are like socks – they don't fit everyone

Though we will all be promised a better life by our politicians this year, their election promises are likely to create new winners and losers or intensify existing inequalities

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Dame Sophie's despair leads to life-changing mindset

Paralympic legend Dame Sophie Pascoe reveals her struggle with depression, her identity crisis and how her new outlook has changed her life for the better, in a candid and emotional interview with Angela Walker.

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How has Govt got into such a mess over rongoā Māori?

If passed, the Therapeutic Products Bill would create a regime administered by an “independent registrar”, who is also a Ministry of Health employee. There is no guaranteed role for Māori in its operation, let alone in key decisions, writes Jane Kelsey

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On climate our job is to keep politicians on task

To avert climate disaster we must truly grasp our pivotal personal roles and not let successive governments off the hook

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Good girl

A powerful essay on touching and sexual abuse

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Dyslexic author given $40K to write novel

An outsider artist is finally embraced by the establishment

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Why I started drinking coffee even though I didn't like it

The evidence that coffee is neuroprotective is strong and the ideal time to drink two or three cups one to two hours after you wake up and before 4pm

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Why is Antarctic sea ice vanishing?

In the past two years, the ice around Antarctica has been at record lows - and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

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Political relationships have become 'polarised', says PM

Chris Hipkins is frustrated that political disagreement has got personal. He explained to political editor Jo Moir that smokefree laws are partly to blame.

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How to make Emissions Trading Scheme bulletproof

The Government should take every dollar earned when it auctions ETS credits and distribute it to households as a carbon dividend rather than use it for industrial subsidies and upgrades to public buildings, argues Dr Eric Crampton

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The reason menu broker Zomato has quietly exited New Zealand

After arriving with great fanfare, the restaurant review company's New Zealand subsidiary made barely $60,000 last year.

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We really need to up our R&D game

Instead of supporting from the sideline, New Zealand should encourage homegrown, innovative solutions to drawing greenhouse gases out of the environment, writes Lokesh Padhye

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Football Fern's mum with her in spirit

The Football Ferns are on a mission to make history at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in July, and Betsy Hassett has personal motivation to give back to the team who supported her through the hardest time in her life.

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Carbon removal tech would use more energy than all homes combined, Shell finds

Work by oil giant Shell throws doubt on an energy-intensive technology to suck carbon from the air

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A real bread and butter fix that Govt should spread

Extending free healthy lunches to more schools wouldn't cost the taxpayer much, but would make a world of difference to cash-strapped families in the cost of living crisis, writes the former Te Whatu Ora chair.

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Climate inaction likely to cost billions – Treasury

Purchasing overseas carbon credits to meet New Zealand's Paris target instead of reducing climate pollution at home could cost $3.3b to $23.7b.

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Hauraki Gulf Marine Park no place for trawling

By the time a fisher hauls in the first trawl of the day, it's likely to have created a plume of sediment as big as the Goat Island Marine Reserve, suffocating sea life and creating CO2. Why aren't companies being held to account?

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