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Sorensen carries famous name into NZ bow

Scott Sorensen will become the fifth member of his family to represent the Kiwis when New Zealand face Jamaica.

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Government and employers advised to take step from equal pay to equal retirement

As NZ marks the 50th anniversary of the Equal Pay Act, Retirement Commissioner Jane Wrightson says Govt should contribute to women's KiwiSaver funds while they're on parental leave.

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Despite the myth, deer are not an ecological substitute for moa and should be part of NZ’s predator-free plan

The impact of deer on Aotearoa New Zealand’s natural environment is never far from the headlines. Most recently, the Southland Conservation Board highlighted the damage the introduced species was doing to native forest on Rakiura Stewart Island.

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Where is she now? Maia Jackman

One of NZ football's greats, Maia Jackman, hopes she won't drop the ball at Saturday's FIFA Women's World Cup draw, and tells Suzanne McFadden about being bullied and writing a book.

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Smoke and mirrors: why claims that NZ’s smokefree policy could fuel an illicit tobacco trade don’t stack up

The New Zealand parliament is currently considering a new smokefree law to implement key components of the Smokefree Aotearoa 2025 Action Plan.

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The 50th birthday of the Equal Pay Act is no cause for celebration

Gender pay gaps are still alive and well in NZ to the tune of nearly $8b a year despite decades of campaigning for what should be a basic right, says Jo Cribb

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Ex-Labour MP Sharma exits NZ parliament

Hamilton West voters are set for an unexpected by-election after the resignation of expelled Labour MP Gaurav Sharma from parliament.

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Massey grad wins Booker

Sri Lankan novelist Shehan Karunatilaka has won the 2022 Booker Award - and might soon be returning to live in NZ, where he studied at Massey University and Whanganui Collegiate.

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Behind the mask: Zero-Covid China must look to outside world for investment

As NZ officially moves out of epidemic status this week, President Xi Jinping has doubled down on China's zero-Covid strategy. Prof Siah Hwee Ang examines what this means for trade.

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More rate hikes are coming - how will the kiwi dollar fare?

As inflation grows and consumer spending tightens, the Reserve Bank is likely to try to protect the NZD against competing currencies with further rate rises. Tina Teng explains why.

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Ardern hosts Gillard for NZ Labour appeal

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she fist-pumped on first hearing Julia Gillard's misogyny speech, believing the Australian PM had been bullied.

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Creative NZ slammed, again

Shakespeare row fuels call for inquiry.

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Early mRNA research considered ‘too novel’ for funding

An NZ study finds scientists are stifling research novelty in order to secure highly competitive public grant funding because they over-conform to perceived funding criteria.

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Don't underestimate economic risks of marine heat waves

Warmer waters are due this spring and summer for NZ - which might be great for swimmers but not for species that must flee, and those restricted by being part of marine farms

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A NZ Bloke Has Gone Viral For A TikTok Of Children Screaming On A Hellish 29-Hour Flight

Child-free flights, yay or nay?

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What happened to No 8 wire? Give us back our right to repair

Public frustration at short-lived, irreparable products and growing awareness about environmental impacts of over-consumption highlight NZ's need for 'right to repair' legislation.

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Silver Ferns right on track, former captain says

As the Silver Ferns strike first against world No.1 Australia in the Constellation Cup, one of the game's greats tells Merryn Anderson how NZ are tracking to defend next year's World Cup.

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Allen, Bracewell shine as NZ beat Pakistan

Michael Bracewell has earned a second-straight player-of-the-match award in Christchurch, taking 2-11 in New Zealand's nine-wicket T20 win over Pakistan.

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NZ's $30b offsetting question: If a tree falls in an overseas forest?

Buying carbon offsets mean transferring of funds to some of the most corrupt nations in the world – there are very serious doubts about whether NZ will get what it pays for.

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Conway, Bracewell lead NZ past Bangladesh

Michael Bracewell impressed with the ball and Devon Conway anchored New Zealand home in their T20 win over Bangladesh.

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Jordan Larmour on Charlie Ngatai's big moment in Belfast - and on getting back into the Ireland team

Having played against the NZ Maoris on the victorious summer tour, the Leinster back three star wants to step up to be a Test starter again

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TVNZ/RNZ merger a 'chilling prospect' for some

The planned TVNZ/RNZ merger has been described by one competitor as a ‘chilling prospect’ and a ‘serious threat’ to the rest of New Zealand’s media eco-system

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New economic index reveals the toll policy uncertainty can have on your investments

The COVID-19 pandemic created a sense of uncertainty and fear across all aspects of life in New Zealand. Along with concerns about health and well-being, many wondered what impact the pandemic would have on the economy and economic policy.

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Record tax take improves NZ accounts

A surge in government revenue has improved the New Zealand government's books, delighting Finance Minister Grant Robertson.

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FBOY Island vs public interest media: the culture clash at the heart of the TVNZ-RNZ merger

The 980 submissions in response to the Aotearoa New Zealand Public Media Bill are a testament to the importance – and contentiousness – of public media policy.

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