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Wokes, women and one w**ker … the votes Shane Jones doesn’t seem to want

The Fisheries Minister reckons he’s not scared to alienate the country’s 600,000-plus recreational fishers, and plenty of other demographics. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Oh boy! NZ’s own Mickey Mouse law spurs debate on rights and wrongs of copyright

The law change will also extend copyright protection for multinationals like drug marketers and health software firms. Jonathan Milne reports.

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‘We’ll show you fellas’ – mayor promises much lower rate rises from now

Auckland’s mayor has achieved his desired 7.9 percent rate increase, almost unchanged after a budget day showdown, but councillors are already betting against him holding his nerve in 2027

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Understanding why a ‘national game’ comes a distant second

A trip to India shows the importance of money, profile and political influence in advancing a sport - popularity doesn't happen by accident

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Fears of ‘zombie’ town as Queenstown reaches breaking point

Today from The Detail: Queenstown's million-dollar dream is turning into a housing nightmare as locals are priced out, homes sit empty, and homelessness grows

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Know your onions about mushrooms

Comment from Auckland University: There is much about mushrooms to marvel at – they live in a world of colour, diversity and mystery

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Do you own your AI-generated content?

Generative AI tools have transformed the way many businesses create content. But who owns the copyright?

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Paradise, recloaked

Paintings by a 94-year-old illustrate a book of plants in the Chathams

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Something is rotten in the House of Representatives

Opinion: Some MPs make it difficult not to conclude they come to Parliament not to serve the people but to squeeze them for as much as they can

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Four key questions to be answered this Budget

How the fuel crisis is hitting the Government's books and what, if anything, Nicola Willis has hidden up her sleeves

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The new crime of stalking

Today from The Detail: Police have long had to shoehorn stalking into a variety of other criminal offences, risking only the most serious complaints being taken seriously

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The case of the missing medal

Searching for a priceless medal given to a Bay of Islands rangatira

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Govt finally acknowledges the end of gas is nigh

Analysis: Plummeting gas reserves mean the Government can no longer ignore the reality that domestic gas in NZ is dead, not just resting, writes Marc Daalder.

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Nerves on edge as Auckland Council finalises record rate rise in cost of living crisis

Mayor dismisses one councillor as a ‘fool’ and argues this year’s rates rise is actually ‘nought plus a train set’

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‘I haven’t got time to be a boring old fart’

A national treasure: She's nearly 90 years-old, 4ft 9in, has a swimming competition named after her and is still officiating at national champs. Dave Crampton meets the remarkable Mary McFarlane

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Auckland could walk back targets for big cuts to transport emissions

Bold plans to reduce carbon emissions from Auckland’s vehicles and public transport are in line to be made ‘realistic’ after a rare political pushback against council officials

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Move-on orders punish poverty while we defund all the ways out of it

Comment: Begging and rough sleeping aren’t crimes of disorder. They’re symptoms of an under-resourced, under-performing security net.

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The NZ firm that helped high-risk clients move millions

Today from The Detail: The big story of a tiny New Zealand company that's made front page news on a website exposing international organised crime and corruption

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Anne Salmond: Sauce for the goose

A quick thought from Dame Anne Salmond that less could be more at Parliament, and politicians' newfound friend AI could make that happen

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Sam Mahon on the Mark Todd stoush

Sam Mahon replies to Mark Todd's recent outburst at the Ockham book awards

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The hunt is on for super-killer hedgehogs and cats in alpine wonderland

A joint private and publicly funded project using drones and AI-driven cameras seeks to rid a huge area near Mt Cook of predators and invaders

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Beautiful People in Dunedin: the Sunday Poem

Lines on the uneven distribution of beauty in Dunedin

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Fuel in, fuel out for NZ importer despite global shocks

Inside Z Energy’s Seaview terminal, where fuel supply logistics and resilience planning keep imports moving despite global shocks

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Why Nvidia’s result matters for KiwiSaver investors

Nvidia’s record earnings show how exposed many KiwiSaver investors are to the AI boom and the fortunes of a handful of major US tech stocks

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Melanie Reid’s Diagnosis of a Crime named best NZ podcast

Newsroom Investigates' groundbreaking work examining medical findings in some child abuse cases takes out the major podcasting award at the national media awards

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