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The girl described as the “most credible” witness in the infamous Christchurch Civic Creche case speaks out for the first time.

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Farm pricing to cut emissions by just 1 percent

The primary sector's plan to price and reduce emissions from livestock and fertiliser is rooted in wishful thinking about technology that is not yet proven at scale.

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What's behind Christchurch City Council's popularity slump?

Why has the Christchurch City Council's approval rating sunk to 42 percent? The Detail talks to Newsroom's David Williams.

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Govt learns of undisclosed Netsafe exit package through the media – again

Netsafe did not tell its ministerial paymasters that it spent nearly $20,000 on a secret payout to a senior advisor accused of assaulting a family member.

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Ministry stands by 'dangerous' advice not to test

The Ministry of Health still recommends that recent Covid-19 cases not take a test if symptoms return, even though experts have called the guidance "dangerous misinformation".

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Netsafe made secret exit payment to advisor accused of domestic assault

Victims' advocate calls for independent inquiry, as details emerge of another payout – to a former police inspector facing violence charges.

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Big irrigator’s water takes ‘potentially non-compliant’

ECan outlines the difficulty of monitoring Rakaia River consents, and how little it knows

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Henare to push Pacific at defence summit

As a major defence event returns, the Defence Minister says the Pacific will be at the forefront of his talks.

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‘Peter Ellis did not abuse our child’

For the first time, the mother of a child described as “the most credible and compelling witness” in the notorious Civic Creche case speaks out in an exclusive video interview,

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Govt broke climate rules to subsidise airlines

New documents show the Government's subsidies for international air freight should have triggered a climate impact assessment.

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New Three Waters bill fails to provide final privatisation safeguard

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NZ's first hydrogen trucks hit the road

As the first hydrogen-fuelled trucks enter the country, getting the right infrastructure in place is a delicate balance

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Inside a council’s spiral of unpopularity

Christchurch City Council’s public approval rating has sunk to 42 percent

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All Black’s mansion: Helicopter v dotterel

Endangered dotterels have been discovered on Auckland suburban mudflats directly below where former All Black Ali Williams and his partner want to build a helipad.

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Shaw to MBIE: Don't delay insulation regulations

Pushing the new energy efficiency regulations back by six months could see 200,000 tonnes of additional greenhouse gas emissions.

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The twists and turns of six minutes in the Oval Office

To many the President’s Oval Office is a scene in a favourite movie or TV show. For Newsroom political editor @jo_moir it was an out-of-body experience.

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Companies accelerate move to EVs

New car buyers are rapidly driving sales of new EVs while for secondhand buyers the choice is limited. But, as Mark Jennings writes, the tap will be progressively turned on. | Partner content

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Inside Louisa Wall's diplomatic sinecure

Internal documents show officials raised issues with the creation of the new Pacific role taken up by the former Labour MP.

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Govt to crack down on supermarket breaches with big financial penalties

The Warehouse, Night'n'Day and Supie are all looking to enter the groceries fray, after ministers announced they would regulate the two big supermarket chains.

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Old sneakers as new investment - yes, really

Forget art, wine, bitcoin or NFTs: investing in sneakers could be the Next Big Thing. There's even a company doing nothing but authenticate sneakers to make sure eBay listings aren’t fakes.

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Ombudsman to crack down on OIA delays

The Official Information Act must not be manipulated or undermined, the Chief Ombudsman says as he prepares to ramp up reporting on delays by ministers and agencies.

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US can take 'wisdom' from NZ's March 15 response

The Trade Minister told political editor @jo_moir that gun violence is as big a threat to Americans as climate change.

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Ambassador champions China's increased security presence in the Pacific

China's foreign minister is visiting the Pacific, seeking a security agreement with 10 island nations. But Ambassador Wang Xiaolong says China will only send forces there if requested

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China's grand tour: Opposition mounts to Beijing 'expansionism' in Pacific

New Zealand and Australia have belatedly hit back at the Chinese foreign minister's sudden and rapid blitz of the Pacific.

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Social procurement backed by Budget: 'When people are employed, they pay tax'

The man who arguably started NZ's social procurement revolution reveals his road to Damascus moment: 'It can be deeply terrifying for lots of people,' says Sean Barnes.

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