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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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Coast council sends ‘action man’ packing

West Coasters might have a taste for the gung-ho but pragmatism has taken a turn for the cautious at an extraordinary Greymouth council meeting.

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NZ pushes China on lethal aid concerns over Ukraine war

Nanaia Mahuta expresses concerns about Beijing sending arms to Moscow, but receives no 'overt' assurances that the Chinese government will not provide lethal support.

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Lawyers bridle at claim court delays are to make money

There is outcry over a report commissioned by the Ministry of Justice that suggests lawyers delay court proceedings to benefit financially.

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Tractor sales: a warning sign for rural recession

Economists consider sales of tractors and other machinery an economic bellwether, so a big fall is a worrying indicator.

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'Middle-aged women are eager for sexually explicit material'

An author on her desire to write a book with plenty of sex in it

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RNZ enters Chinese-language news amid censorship concerns

The state broadcaster is due to launch a dedicated Asia unit amid concerns about foreign interference in Chinese-language media.

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Minister weighs Auckland housing density delay

Environment Minister David Parker is considering an Auckland Council request to delay planning changes for more intense housing in the city - and his ministry is seeking more information on the post-flooding proposal.

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The Football Fern legend and the miracle medal

Auckland's floods unearthed a precious medal for Kiwi football great Michele Cox, carrying special memories of her professional career. Suzanne McFadden was there when she saved it from the skip bin.

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Health system better than you might think

Health always has its discontents, and we cannot expect to be unaffected by the new health system restructure post-Covid. But the problems we face are eminently fixable, writes Peter Davis

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West Coast Regional Council looks to unseat its chair

Allan Birchfield's popularity looks set to stop short of the council table as six councillors decide the newly re-elected chair's fate.

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Why we should embrace Māori renaming

In NZ the long shadow of colonial overlay is reflected in the endurance of names with little bearing to the land, its stories or people

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Assessing Labour's record on climate change

Labour came to power promising to take climate change seriously - has it done that?

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Wayne Brown's conversion on the road to Victoria St

Wayne Brown vowed to stop doing new roading projects until existing ones were finished, and to unclog the city centre's streets - but now finds himself enthusiastically backing a new period of upheaval for the key crossroad of Victoria St.

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How much for that racism in the window? Auctioneers sell racist, Nazi paraphernalia

Shock but not surprise - that’s how an Auckland woman reacted to a racist depiction of a Black person up for sale at a Mt Eden auction house

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Anne Salmond: Greenwashing and the forestry industry in NZ

The inquiry into forestry slash destruction in Tairāwhiti, and review of the Emissions Trading Scheme, should prioritise the state of the planet not the balance sheets of global corporations, writes Dame Anne Salmond.

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Trees: Our ultimate renewal resource

Watch video: In part 5 of our video series, The Way Forward, Rod Oram looks at big new ideas that can lead our response to climate change and improve sustainability.

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Majority of New Zealanders support 'ute tax'

While agreement with the subsidy element of the clean car discount is unsurprising, a new survey shows people also back the corresponding fee on high-emitting vehicles.

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