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The new food baddie on the block

Two new reports have highlighted the artificial nature of the food we consume in the name of convenience.

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The opaque transparency of the OIA system

The latest revelations in the Stuart Nash saga extend Chris Hipkins' political headache but also spotlight the lack of transparency on freedom of information decisions.

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Homeless to hopeless to helpless

A conference on Māori housing held in Rotorua was attended by over 900 people who are on the frontline of dealing with homelessness and providing solutions. By Aaron Smale.

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Evidence Stuart Nash breached official information laws

The "inexcusable" email that led to Stuart Nash's sacking from Cabinet formed part of correspondence requested by - and improperly denied to - Newsroom in 2021. Pete Mckenzie reports.

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At the end of Today

Today FM falls silent as owner MediaWorks loses its nerve in the battle with Newstalk ZB and tells staff it's over.

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Directors must consider nature or face the music

Chapman Tripp finds the Companies Act requires the assessment and management of nature-related risks.

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Lobbyists are professional whingers and a waste of time

Regulating the way lobbyists operate will not alter the impression that it's 'mates helping mates', argues Peter Dunne

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AI chatbots are merely a cool toy – for now

Large Language Models such as GPT-4 can do grunt work, but they lack judgment and originality. Creativity, discernment, research skills, and high-level thinking are only going to get more important, and more valuable, writes Allyn Robins

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New oil and gas not consistent with 1.5C

New oil and gas fields are not consistent with 1.5C of warming but the Government has just approved one and opened up applications for more.

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National's new MP: Māori want safety, not co-governance

Tama Potaka has told his daughter she can't go to the dairy next door to her school because he doesn't think it's safe. He tells political editor Jo Moir that putting food on the table and being safe is what Māori care about – not political issues like co-governance.

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'We are only ever as happy as our unhappiest child’

Stephanie Johnson on a novel that dissects middle class obsessions

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Parker's visit poses plenty of questions

Posie Parker's fleeting visit to New Zealand has put the debate over free speech back in the spotlight.

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Loyal Lilywhite gets a new football start

Rebekah van Dort’s football roots are firmly in NZ, but the national champion defender is taking her chance to experience the sport on the other side of the globe. Merryn Anderson writes.

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A multi-party agreement is needed on funding managed retreat – and it's urgent

Compensation for private properties and businesses zoned for managed retreat should be capped, writes Prof Jonathan Boston. Taxpayers shouldn't have to fully compensate multi-millionaires for the loss of their coastal mansions.

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Sending uranium weapons to Ukraine is the wrong kind of aid

The West needs to be honest about depleted uranium weapons – many scientists say they are not low-risk, writes Matt Fuller

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Walking the diplomatic line

New Zealand is increasingly finding itself walking a tightrope between old mates and new friends.

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A crisis we just can't seem to fix

Mandating domestic violence training for family court judges does not threaten judicial independence - it enhances it, argues Carrie Leonetti.

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Perception problems hang over PM after inevitable Nash sacking

Chris Hipkins spent a huge amount of political capital when he gave Stuart Nash a fourth chance in his Cabinet. Now Nash has gone, but big questions about perception and influence remain.

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Thousands of dairy farms aren’t reporting fertiliser use

Figures from Waikato, Canterbury and Southland show that the cap on the use of synthetic nitrogen fertiliser is being breached without consequences, reports David Williams

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NZ deep tech VC fund opens capital raise for small investors

Investors with $1000 to spare and an interest in Kiwi-founded deep tech start-ups can get into the market courtesy of a small venture capital fund and Aotearoa’s newest – and least known – stock market.

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Hawkes Bay residents want to know where the Red Cross is

Only 10 percent of the Red Cross relief fund for post-Gabrielle recovery in Hawkes Bay has been given out - so what’s the hold-up? Matthew Scott finds out.

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Crackdown on diesel pollution could save billions

A heavy diesel truck costs society $1 in health and productivity losses due to air pollution for every kilometre it drives.

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‘I was duped’: The discovery I was paid tens of thousands less than a man

I want the Government to legislate so bigger employers have to publish their pay gaps so we can choose to work for them or buy from them or invest in them, says Jo Cribb

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Backstroker happy to stay in the Bay to reach Paris

Emma Godwin aims to be just the second Kiwi female from the provinces to swim at a senior long course world champs, and become an Aquablack. And she's determined to get to the Paris Olympics, but not to move to a big city to do so.

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