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Media Council rejects Tukaki complaint v Newsroom

The Media Council today issued its ruling on a complaint from former NZ Māori Council executive director Matthew Tukaki against Newsroom

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New standards to support survivors of national tragedies

New guidelines - developed by the families and survivors of previous tragedies - will set out how government agencies should help rather than hinder when disaster strikes.

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Report proposes multimillion-dollar increase to MP funding

Politicians are being asked to do more with less, a new report says - but Labour has already indicated it may not back the changes.

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Auckland mayoral race: intense debates over intensification

Newsroom canvasses the leading Auckland mayoral candidates to find out where they stand on one of the most contentious issues of the year, the impending changes to Auckland’s zoning rulebook

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Sharma saga shines light on complex employment process

A review is underway into how Parliamentary Service and party whips deal with MPs who have staffing issues, at the same time Labour expels an MP from the caucus after a relationship breakdown

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Defence Force slammed as 'national security' info published in-house

Details of Kiwi personnel at US war games was withheld on national security grounds - then published in a Navy magazine.

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High speed answers for high risk events

A niche piece of technology used by scientists and researchers to rapidly work out the dangers and effects of natural hazard events is winning acclaim and international interest

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Labour's two Tuesday trials at Parliament

An angry mob descending on Parliament grounds at the same time the Labour caucus meets to deliver a verdict for its own rogue MP will be a Tuesday morning the Prime Minister would rather forget

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Investigations win for Newsroom

Our investigative journalism has been recognised with a premier award and two runner up citations at the Voyager Media Awards.

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One (very) small step for women entrepreneurs

A $100,000 women-only research commercialisation award announced this week is an attempt to address the dearth of women giving and getting VC funding

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Council scrambles after poor staff survey

The South Island’s biggest council suffers a second straight poor survey result – this time from its staff.

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Labour caucus walls closing in on rogue MP

Labour’s Hamilton West MP has almost certainly lost the trust of his colleagues, but when MPs meet they’ll want to find a way to get rid of him without triggering a by-election

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Elegant Ponsonby villa is the biggest loser in property downturn

Once, these were the most desirable homes in the country. But now, the owners of a Ponsonby villa have suffered the worst loss of this slump. We report the biggest fall – and the biggest gain.

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Leo Molloy – mayoral race loses its charisma

If nothing else, Leo Molloy brought attention and colour to the Auckland mayoral race. His exit makes for a decidedly duller contest writes Mark Jennings

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No prosecution for felling of dozens of native trees

An investigation by the local council and DoC has come up short

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Our terrifying ‘treatment’ of mental illness

As state agencies front a Royal Commission, David Williams reviews the country’s history of treating mental illness with shocks, drugs and lobotomies

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US general warns: China 'violating sovereignty' in Indo-Pacific

Strong alliances are a "great counterweight" to Beijing's destabilising actions in the Indo-Pacific, general says during Aotearoa visit.

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Zombie forests, carbon sinks and the ETS

Nikki Mandow explains how the Emissions Trading Scheme works, and why not all forests are equal when it comes to sucking up carbon – or earning carbon credits

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Mahuta and Brownlee both urge Taiwan de-escalation

Labour and National on same page over Taiwan tensions, as John Key hits out at US politician Nancy Pelosi over her 'reckless' visit.

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Leo Molloy loses another advisor

Leo Molloy’s communications manager Kate Gourdie and a well-connected social media agency resign after the Auckland mayoral candidate decides to re-orientate his campaign. Mark Jenn

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Police watchdog's new call for power to prosecute cops

Most IPCA-initiated investigations end with no consequences or an opaque "employment investigation" for police officers involved in misconduct.

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This week's best-selling books

The week's biggest-selling New Zealand books, as recorded by the Nielsen BookScan New Zealand bestseller list and described by Steve Braunias

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Ngāpuhi writer wins Surrey

The winners of the coolest writers residency award in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Defence Force says poor pay is driving attrition

Nearly three quarters of positions in the NZ military are paid more than 5 percent below the public sector median.

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Principals plead for 250 schools to be cushioned from equity funding drop

Newsroom survey: School leaders hope official workshops starting Tuesday will resolve apparent anomalies in the new equity index that replaces the tired and broken decile funding regime.

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