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Chief Censor makes Kashmir film R18, stops short of ban

Classification decision on polarising movie about violence against Hindus comes after the Muslim community expressed fears it would spark hate.

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Embattled, cash-strapped Netsafe faces ruling on human rights breaches

Online bullying agency struggles with employment actions, a big financial loss – and now a judgment on the whether it breached the privacy rights of three women.

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Vaccine hesitancy turned on its head - Bloomfield

Ashley Bloomfield’s expectations for the vaccination rollout have been exceeded. But when it comes to equitable delivery for Māori, it’s a journey the Ministry of Health is still on.

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Newsroom celebrates five years

As Newsroom marks its fifth birthday, Newsroom co-editor Mark Jennings reflects on how far we've come.

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Court declaration to be sought over Rakaia report

A court will consider whether the Rakaia River’s water conservation order has been breached

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PCE: Hydrogen could make emissions budgets unachievable

The country's environmental watchdog says going all in on hydrogen could be an expensive mistake that makes it harder to achieve our climate goals.

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Vaccine pass defaulter sues Government over 'irrational' constraints

Just days before the PM announces plans to phase out vaccine pass constraints, a cafe operator fined for flouting the rules is spearheading a court case to overturn the restrictions.

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Covid costs force 'deferral' of Navy ship project

Despite concerns about the capability of our naval fleet, plans for a new ship are going on ice.

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ECan terminates water consents

Three consents owned by the South Island’s largest irrigation company have been terminated

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'It's perfectly safe to dine out in restaurants' - Bloomfield

As many lock down at home, Ashley Bloomfield explains to political editor @jo_moir why it's perfectly safe to still be social.

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Expanding special schools 'preys on vulnerable families'

Proposals to loosen entry requirements for high-needs schools attract concern from disability advocates, who say the funding would be better spread throughout the system.

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Just four free ICU beds on Tuesday morning

Intensive care specialists say the Ministry of Health is vastly overestimating ICU capacity and figures obtained by Newsroom appear to back them up.

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Little's radical health overhaul in pandemic

“An abomination’’ is how Andrew Little describes one part of the country’s health system. Political editor Jo Moir spoke to him about how things will be different when the biggest reforms in 2

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OT approves payment after Newsroom investigation

After a Newsroom investigation, Oranga Tamariki approved an ex gratia payment to the mother who had four children removed. Melanie Reid and Bonnie Sumner report

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'Hacked' antigen tests could catch Omicron earlier

Experts are divided on whether swabbing your throat before your nose might improve your chances of detecting Omicron with an at-home test.

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The FDA-approved, Kiwi-owned, PCR test technology the Health Ministry wouldn’t even look at

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Inside power company’s briefing on ‘sensitive’ report

Canterbury’s regional council said a damning report was nearing release then circulated a sanitised version

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Shaw's mixed messages on 1.5C goal

Lawyers for Climate Change Minister James Shaw argue the Government isn't required to reduce emissions in line with 1.5 degrees, despite Shaw telling Newsroom the opposite last year.

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Covid testing strategy pulled down for rewrite

The Ministry of Health’s Covid-19 testing strategy is being overhauled barely three months after it was first unveiled.

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Māori values giving Māori businesses an edge

Part four of Newsroom’s six part video series looking at the Māori economy examines how the values of global consumers are starting to align with long established and practised Māori values.

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Luxon's new mantra won't come easily to some MPs

National MPs will be under the microscope next week when their leader starts individual performance reviews, writes Jo Moir.

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Bloomfield on testing problems: 'Things took off quickly'

In an interview with Newsroom, the health ministry boss explains capacity problems, and planning for the next phase of Omicron.

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Sabotage of the Māori economy

Part three of Newsroom’s six-part video series looking at the Māori economy, now a $70 billion sector, focuses on its historical context.

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War changes basics of NZ fuel supplies

The Ukraine invasion and looming global fuel supply disruption undermine the contentious decision to close and demolish New Zealand’s only oil refinery.

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To mark our new partnership with Hyundai on our Sustainable Future section, Newsroom is launching a new competition series giving readers the opportunity to drive a Hyundai EV

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