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Whose ‘identity’ are we preserving in Auckland’s special character housing areas?

A minor culture war has broken out over Auckland’s urban identity since Auckland Council responded to the government’s new housing rules: on one side, defenders of “special character” areas of historic housing; on the other, advocates for higher-density development with fewer constraints.

The Conversation

Yachts and mansions: founder of company that left thousands of Aboriginal people out of pocket made more than $20m, tax-free

Ron Pattenden continued to make money from the Aboriginal Community Benefit Fund even after selling it in the wake of damning royal commission findings

The Guardian - AU

The go-to uncle who 'shook the face' of the nation

Obituary: Ngāti Whātua kaumatua Joe Hawke, who spearheaded the Takaparawhau/Bastion Point protest, has died, aged 82.

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Anglesey pub that shut in 2018 could be transformed under new plans

SBJJ Group Ltd plan to redevelop the site and reopen the Y Goron (The Crown) in Bodedern

Birmingham Post

Kendrick Lamar: Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers review – towards a state of grace

The Pulitzer prize-winning rapper grapples with Black trauma and his own family’s struggles on this brave, electrifying fifth album

The Guardian - UK

Crown-Blackstone Deal's Prospect Hangs Subject To Regulatory Approval

Blackstone Inc's (NYSE:BX) $6.3 billion buyout of Crown Resorts Ltd (OTC:CWLDY) got delayed pending regulatory approval despite positive shareholder approval, Reuters reports. Gambling regulators in New South Wales, Victoria, and Western Australia found the Crown unfit to hold gaming licenses at different times. Crown's license for the flagship A$2.2 billion casino skyscraper in Sydney…

Benzinga

Suspended terror cop will not face prosecution over 'inappropriate touching' complaints

The Temporary Assistant Chief Constable was referred to the Crown Office after a complaint was made against him following a cyber conference in Edinburgh

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Crown shareholders back Blackstone's $8.9 billion buyout

Crown Resorts shareholders have approved its $8.9 billion takeover by a US private equity firm.

AAP

A big change for the high country and the environment

A new law aims for sustainable management of the South Island’s much-loved high country. Dr Mick Strack explains why we should give it a chance

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Budget 2022: Investment from business growth fund could be years away

The Government is earmarking $100 million over the coming year for investment as a minority shareholder in the fund, alongside private banks

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Prince Charles refuses to apologise for 'genocide' of indigenous children in Canada

PRINCE Charles has refused to apologise on behalf of the Queen for the “assimilation and genocide” of Canada’s indigenous residential school…

The National (Scotland)

First Nations leader calls for Queen’s apology over indigenous children scandal

Canada is dealing with a national scandal that saw thousands die or be abused in residential schools.

The Independent UK

The latest East Midlands movers and shakers

Changes at Howard Ward Associates, Parry Creative, Geldards, Pattersons law and others

Birmingham Post

Judge rules spying lawfulness not relevant

Bernard Collaery has lost a bid to compel Australian intelligence officials to hand over evidence as he stands charged with breaking national security laws.

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Glasgow dad caught with cocaine worth £2.4million 'knew what he was doing'

Graham Curran is beginning a three year prison sentence after the Court of Criminal Appeal quashed the original community payback sentence previously handed down for his part in the drugs trafficking operation.

AAP

Aboriginal claim on Sydney estate approved

More than five years after it was filed, the transfer of unused Crown land in Sydney's inner-west to the local Aboriginal land council has been approved.

Daily Mirror

Woman, 21, asked doctors for abortion pills to give to her lover's pregnant partner

Derby Crown Court heard that Georgia Day was having a sexual relationship with the man and offered to get the abortion pills for free after the partner of her lover became pregnant

Daily Record

Drug courier jailed after "important role" in Paisley transfer of cocaine

Appeal judges sentenced Graham Curran to three years imprisonment after he was previously ordered to carry out unpaid work

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Co-governance: Time to get on with it?

What's the fuss about co-governance? As The Detail finds out, it's not a new concept and voters are being urged to get on board with it.

ABC News

Trial over alleged murder of Canberra man Peter Keeley hears of accused's fingerprints on tape

Police witnesses and forensic pathologists have given evidence on day two of the alleged murder trial of Canberra man Peter Keeley.

Evening Standard

Prince Harry tries hand at acting in hilarious skit for Māori TV to promote New Zealand travel project

The Duke of Sussex features in a five-minute advert to promote the new eco-friendly travel scheme

Daily Mirror

Prince Harry in huge announcement about new project launching in New Zealand

In a preview of the interview, Prince Harry said he will be talking about a “new kaupapa” - the Māori word for work which is considered principled and for public good

ABC News

Chris Dawson asked about finding hitman to 'get rid' of wife Lynette, court told

Former Sydney school teacher Chris Dawson asked someone with criminal connections if they knew anyone who could "get rid of his wife" so he could have a relationship with a student, a court hears.

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The mouldy misery of Wellington’s rental market

How a hamstrung Tenancy Tribunal and weak rental laws are leaving tenants at the mercy of landlords who won’t fix run-down rentals.

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The dripping tap of indigenous rights

Analysis: Aaron Smale examines political attitudes towards the UN's Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

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