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Bus driver assaults prompt protective barrier trial

Auckland bus drivers are being assaulted at the rate of one a week. They say it’s an emergency, and that their employers and Auckland Transport need to fulfil their legal duties to protect driv

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Council final frontier for Coast women

With the exception of a resilient few females, West Coast local body politics is a macho men’s club

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Where in the world is John Palino?

Despite his name appearing on the ballot sheet, John Palino hasn’t been seen on the Auckland mayoral campaign trail. Newsroom caught up with the candidate to find out what’s going on.

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Middle-aged white men over-represented in election candidates

Old white man or old white man? Those are the options in the upcoming local body elections, according to Newsroom surveys showing a disproportionate representation of certain demographics

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Enemy's enemy is my friend

In a sign of Auckland's potential electoral volatility, the centre-right C&R group is backing a legendary left-winger in his fight to win back a council seat from his centre-left opponent.

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Cabinet discussed free public transport to help households manage rising costs

Ministers selected the most generous subsidies for petrol and diesel users but turned down the chance to make public transport free.

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Mauger denies lobbying mayor over son’s studio plans

'I would personally regard it as a conflict,' says outgoing Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel.

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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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$147 billion on the hook with green building delays

Building greener homes and offices could increase GDP over three decades by $147 billion, but advocates worry a programme to do just that is being slow rolled.

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The school worst-hit by equity funding changes – and why they're not complaining

Al-Madinah School faces a $230,000 funding cut. Principals are preparing to challenge the adverse impact of the new equity funding on schools in Pasifika and minority communities.

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Covid-19 isolation payments could be axed

Financial support for Covid-19 cases required to isolate could be removed as part of a suite of changes to Covid-19 settings in late October.

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2 Internet Stocks Screaming Buy Right Now and 1 That Isn't

The internet has become an indispensable part of modern life, with search engines, e-commerce, and social media at the forefront. Moreover, with the arrival of web 3.0, the industry may transform to get a significant boost. Therefore, it may be wise to buy the shares of fundamentally-sound internet stocks Shutterstock…

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The 2020 election taught National what not to do

National’s newly appointed campaign chair Chris Bishop says plenty of lessons have been learnt from the last election and the party is in 'markedly different shape' going into next year

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Paul Eagle denies attending anti-Labour 'study group'

Independent council candidates attended 'study group' sessions where they say they were given campaigning advice by Paul Eagle and Diane Calvert.

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Despite Govt concern, Māori are a growing majority of those sent to prison

Calls for changes to bail rules so Māori and those from other low-income communities aren't remanded straight to prison.

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Threats against MPs 'greater and more intense'

The Acting Prime Minister told political editor Jo Moir the election campaign will have to be different to deal with the intense nature of threats against MPs

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Christchurch council execs flayed by staff

Released to Newsroom after months of stalling, a staff survey report represents a devastating takedown of council bosses.

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Conservationists, Ngāi Tahu vying over West Coast land

As an outdoors group goes into bat for more national parkland, the land stewardship review process is called into question.

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Net Zero podcast: When green is a dirty word

Our latest Net Zero: The Road to 2050 podcasts looks at how businesses have got away for so long doing so little for the environment, and how that might be changing.

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Slow lawmaking leaves gap for risky development

Flood-prone developments could still be built in years before resource management reforms come into effect because it would take too long to provide an urgent solution.

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Spelling out dyslexics' needs

The system is stacked against families that can’t afford private help for dyslexic kids and people working with struggling learners want the Ministry of Education to do more.

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Turnout: 'I've seen the power of young people – they're going to shake things up'

Voting in local body elections begins this weekend with hopes competitive races will finally help councils turn a corner on waning turnout.

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Seymour takes aim at those not debating serious policy

If the GST on KiwiSaver debate is anything to go by, David Seymour says he is deeply sceptical about the country’s ability to have a serious policy debate at next year’s election

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Who really will get Wellington moving?

The three people vying for Wellington's top job each have different transport preferences and a different level of ambition around climate change.

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A three-way race to decide Wellington's future

Whoever leads the city's 16-seat council after the October election may well set the direction of Wellington's development for decades to come.

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