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The Latest Breaking News from Helen Clark

Birding with Helen Clark & Margaret Atwood

We cross live to the centre of the universe

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'Conscious foodies' happy to pay more, research finds

Newly-published studies show consumers overseas would pay more for low environmental impact food, if we offered it to them. The depressing thing is, old research said pretty much the same thing.

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How Hamilton West is won

The by-election in Hamilton West is heating up, with both major party leaders swinging in to lend some star power to their candidates' campaigns.

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Gaylene, Jacinda & Helen

When Labour MPs galloped out of a movie premiere

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Green future in focus at International Mining and Resources Conference in Sydney

The International Mining and Resources Conference has commenced in Sydney, where former NZ PM Helen Clark urged the attendees to be part of the fight against climate change.

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Green energy push a chance for mining sector to reshape dull and dirty image, Sydney conference hears

Effort to end fossil fuels may bring rapid industry expansion and chance to stop workers leaving ‘in droves’, EITI chair Helen Clark says

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New Zealand has just passed a law that will revolutionise workers’ rights. It probably won’t last

Jacinda Ardern’s government has radically expanded unions’ collective bargaining power. But if she goes at the next election, so will this legislation

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Book of the Week: Oh, Jim

Brian Easton on the man who would be king.

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Our man in London: Phil Goff set to be confirmed as UK high commissioner

His negotiating skills to be put to the test on trade, defence and immigration – when a small country 20,000km away is the last thing on the minds of Britain's new King and Prime Minister.

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A structure of impunity

The PM attended the Queen's funeral and the UN's General Assembly in a week. Aaron Smale asks if her Government's behaviour at home is insulting to both institutions.

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Things turn awkward at edgy mayoral debate

The latest debate among leading Auckland mayoral candidates had a few sharp and personal turns, with awkward moments for some and awkward policy adjustments for others

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Labour must make a bold, unpredictable move to win next election

In the Clark and Key governments a year out from their third election win, all the indicators were good but today's governing party faces an increasingly uphill battle, says Peter Dunne

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The terror of publishing Nicky Hager

"Every book could destroy the company", writes Nicky Hager's publisher

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Maskless Ardern photo draws COVID critics

Jacinda Ardern says she will be more circumspect on when to take off her mask for photos after drawing criticism for a picture with Youth Parliament.

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The day Rod Donald died

A new biography of Jeanette Fitzsimons

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New Great Walk over the hump

Tired trampers might sometimes beg to differ with the assertion that the destination counts for less than the journey. But the country’s newest Great Walk should avoid any such argument.

Reuters

Fate of ancient Athens guides WHO at gathering to plan for next pandemic

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the director general of the World Health Organization (WHO), will have history on his mind when he hosts almost 200 member states at the U.N agency's annual assembly this week.

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World has learned little from coronavirus pandemic and is ‘woefully’ unprepared for the next one: report

The world has learned little from the coronavirus pandemic – and we are not using what we did gain to prevent or deal with another one, a panel convened by the World Health Organization said this week.

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World in no better place to fight pandemics than before COVID - review

The world is no better prepared for a new pandemic than it was when coronavirus emerged in 2019 and may actually be in a worse place given the economic toll, according to a panel set up by the World Health Organization (WHO) to evaluate the global response.

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A treaty to tame our 'Wild West' oceans

As negotiators sit down for talks on ocean biodiversity, Pacific representatives warn inaction could be catastrophic.

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'What we don't want is World War III' – Helen Clark on war in Ukraine

Former Prime Minister Helen Clark on Russia's invasion of Ukraine: the background to the conflict, her impressions of Vladimir Putin and how it might end.

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