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In aged care crisis, the grass is always greener on the other side of The Ditch

The short-staffed, cash-strapped NZ industry is green with envy at Australia's funding changes –

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Former Ports chair speaks out: Automation review 'fundamentally flawed'

Responding to a critical review, Liz Coutts says big egos have derailed a port safety and efficiency project that would have helped the NZ economy get through this supply crisis.

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The UK's economic turmoil doesn't have to be ours

Lack of coordination between monetary and fiscal policy is hurting the UK economy and threatening a global currency crisis. What might that mean for NZ?

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Just Gonna Say It: So-Called Australia Should Learn From NZ Widely Use Aboriginal Languages

Teach 'em in schools, put 'em on signs, whatever. There's no reason not to show the first languages of this land the respect they deserve.

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Kids books feud

Backlash to De Goldi RNZ interview

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'Transformative insights': magic mushroom treatment for depression

Help for the many people in NZ whose depression is treatment-resistant may arrive in the form of psilocybin – the hallucinogenic compound in magic mushrooms, says Professor Marie Crowe

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Kuldeep Yadav hat-trick, Shaw blitzkrieg help India 'A' beat NZ 'A' and seal series

India 'A' chased down the target with 16 overs to spare to notch-up a series-clinching win, reaching 222 for 6 in 34 overs

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NZ distant from New York climate talks, isolated from the world

At the United Nations, the Secretary-General warns world leaders 'our planet is burning', but here in NZ business leaders fail to set 1.5C climate targets

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Life's a beach for busy Black Fin

Industrious and talented, Olivia Corrin has represented NZ in multiple sports, but she's found her true calling in surf lifesaving as a Black Fin and Ironwoman.

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A modest proposal for radical reform of community care

The health reforms are a massive opportunity to improve home health services, pay support staff more, and slash admin – without Government spending more, says NZ Health Group boss.

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Survey reveals two-thirds of NZ employees want more work-life flexibility – how should employers respond?

COVID-19 has had a significant impact on all facets of our lives, including the ways we work and our work-life priorities.

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How passive, avoidant NZ can become a republic

Sarah Jocelyn and Professor Andrew Geddis argue that any constitutional transformation towards a republic would be complex but not impossible

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Corporate manslaughter and the accountability question

Do we need to change the law to hold those in charge accountable for deaths and serious harm to workers? What the introduction of a corporate manslaughter charge would mean for NZ.

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Kiwis split on masks as NZ 'moves on'

Public health experts have dissented from the New Zealand government's decision to scrap compulsory mask-wearing on public transport.

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NZ's first keeper turns football crusader

Answering an ad for 'ladies interested in playing football' led to a lifelong passion for Carol Waller - NZ's first women's goalkeeper and then a prominent figure in the game worldwide.

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Supercars still exploring NZ options

Supercars says it will continue to explore its options for a return to New Zealand once Pukekohe Park is closed.

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Bigger bang if Rugby World Cup sticks to north

Rugby World Cup tournament head Michelle Hooper explains why all games will be played in NZ's north, and how this will be the tipping point for change in the women's game.

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NZ proclaims King Charles III as sovereign

The New Zealand government will decide on plans for a state memorial for the Queen, possibly a public holiday, and representatives will attend her funeral.

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Australia's 'freedom' movement has faltered. Could it find political success in NZ?

In the wake of protests against New Zealand's COVID-19 response, there are concerns candidates for local government are hiding their affiliation to a prominent anti-vaccine group.

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5 People Died After A Boat Capsized In A Potential Collision With A Whale Off The Coast Of NZ

Police said there'd be an "extensive investigation".

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NZ sees ram raids increase, more people living in cars as cost-of-living pressures mount

New Zealand has the highest homelessness rate per capita in the OECD and a decades-long housing crisis. As cost-of-living pressures mount, the issue is becoming highly political for Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.

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Kiwi rookie's leap from cow paddock to royal estate

At 35, Monica Spencer is a world champs debutant in the NZ eventing team competing in Italy. Becoming a new mum hasn't broken her stride, either, she tells Suzanne McFadden.

The Conversation

NZ’s most walkable towns and cities ranked: see how your neighbourhood stacks up

If you live in a city or town, you have a mental map of the places you travel to most. But how accessible are those places, and how long does it take you to get there? Most of all, could you do everything you need to do without a car?

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From desk to lake - rowing's new duo aim for Paris

From Rowing NZ's office to the world championships - it's been a wild six months for Rachael Kennedy, joining forces with reigning world champ Jackie Kiddle in the lightweight double sculls.

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The merger of TVNZ and RNZ needs to build trust in public media – 3 things the law change must get right

With only six days left for submissions to the select committee examining the Aotearoa New Zealand Public Media Bill, it is becoming clear this crucial piece of legislation has some significant shortcomings. These will need attention before it passes into law.

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