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Portrait: Lloyd Jones on Kate De Goldi

A portrait of the sleepy artist

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A new wave of anti-LGBT hate

Global anti-transgender rhetoric and a resurgence in American homophobia is driving an anti-LGBT backlash in New Zealand, too.

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Court stalls 'substantial' American TV studio's takeover of big Showgrounds

Judge orders embittered events sector and film industry back to the table, giving them a chance to salvage both 100 years of public events and a six-year international film and TV deal.

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Becky Manawatu makes Surrey shortlist

Announcing the Surrey Hotel writers residency award shortlist

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Govt awaiting advice on isolation and test-to-work

Shorter isolation periods, a test-to-work regime and widening the critical services exemption scheme are all on the table when ministers review settings this month.

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Fear and loathing over West Coast Māori heritage sites

The reaction to council letters telling some West Coast landowners their properties contain sites of significance to Māori has generated more heat than light. Is the agitation warranted?

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Haere mai to hydrogen-powered parcel delivery

NZ Post has started trialling the country’s first hydrogen powered truck in what could prove to be a significant step forward in reducing carbon emissions from heavy transport.

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Green hydrogen: How Team NZ tech is helping us power ahead

Newsroom’s new podcast, Net Zero: The Road to 2050 tells the story of how a tough design challenge for Emirates Team NZ engineering staff provided a huge boost for green hydrogen technology.

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Soul-searching for Shaw and would-be mutineers

Green Party delegates reveal the motivations behind the effort to unseat James Shaw and the longstanding divisions that may not be healed with a new election.

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Govt hires for income insurance scheme despite timing concerns

A hiring spree for senior employees to oversee a social unemployment scheme comes despite an ongoing wait for Cabinet approval.

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Top academics call out sexual harassment

A collective of 64 NZ scientists and academics are calling for an independent body to help deal with sexual harassment in academia, following a Newsroom investigation.

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Staff morale key to health reform success – Bloomfield

How health staff rise above fatigue and uncertainty will be key to reform success, Ashley Bloomfield tells political editor Jo Moir.

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School emissions plan 'the bare minimum'

Officials from the environment and education ministries clashed over whether schools should report their air travel emissions.

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Davidson ready to fight her co-leader's corner at AGM

Marama Davidson is going into bat for her co-leader at this weekend’s annual conference after public scrutiny over whether he’s fit for the job.

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Mayoral candidate: I should have disclosed conflict

Christchurch city councillor says a potential conflict didn’t cross his mind

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Calls for help over 'exploding' rabbit plague grow louder

A government agency has been instructed to crack down on an out-of-control rabbit population that is decimating lakeside land.

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Stale, pale, male and ... fail

The Media Council has rejected three complaints against Newsroom for a headline on an academics' article that referred to decision-making by the 'stale, pale and male'.

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Banks pull rug from rags-to-riches property adviser

She tells of going from a state house to a $17m property portfolio. But Finax Mortgages and its high-profile founder have had their accreditation to broker home loans withdrawn, after concer

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Prestigious science funder not told of breaches

An inquiry into a university lecturer found he breached policy in an unprofessional relationship with a student. But the Royal Society Te Apārangi, which granted him funding, was not told

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Coal mine appeals hard-hitting decision on closure and remediation

A decision denying approval to shut down and rehabilitate a Canterbury coal mine will be contested in the Environment Court.

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Pacific pushes for unity amidst regional divisions

As Pacific Islands Forum leaders talk up a communal spirit, can that sentiment overcome polarising topics like China's rise and deep sea mining?

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Return of the Surrey Hotel writers residency

NZ literature's coolest prize

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Seeds of strategic conflict sprouting in Pacific

China's rise is never far from the mind at the Pacific Islands Forum, as the US ramps up its diplomacy and regional leaders speak of growing geopolitical pressure.

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The minister for all things rural

Local government, regional transport, racing and emergency management - first-time minister Kieran McAnulty has his hands full.

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Regional council steps in over wetland clearance

A formal investigation is underway after the clearing of a potential wetland in the Coromandel, which the local council knew about months in advance.

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