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84-year-old fears police are 'framing him' over killing
10 Jun 2025"We're old age pensioners who aren't breaking any laws and never have," says a man who feels he is the prime suspect in a decades-old cold case.
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Trump deploys 700 Marines to LA, backs arrest of California governor
10 Jun 2025Marines are usually only deployed domestically for major events such as Hurricane Katrina and the 11 September attacks.
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'Astonishing' road rage: Campervan driver assaults elderly man on highway
10 Jun 2025The campervan driver head-butted a 71-year-old who stopped on the side of a highway.
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Gunman kills at least nine in attack on Austrian secondary school
11 Jun 2025Ten people have been killed after a shooter opened fire at a school in the Austrian city of Graz, with the shooter among the dead.
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Unemployed Asians struggle with 'lazy' stigma over benefits
10 Jun 2025Stats NZ data shows that 1 in 5 jobless Asian individuals received unemployment benefits in 2021. Latest figures aren't expected to be any better.
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Woman suffers undiagnosed tooth infection for eight months
10 Jun 2025The woman still suffers pain and headaches four years later.
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Supreme Court to hear penniless farmers' appeal against Mt Messenger acquisition
10 Jun 2025But the country's highest court has indicated the hearing would have a narrow focus.
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Four ways to make your home feel warmer this winter
9 Jun 2025New Zealand homes are notorious for being cold and damp.
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'He lived life with a smile on his face': All Blacks great Stu Wilson dies at 70
10 Jun 2025Shocked former All Black Murray Mexted says he had a coffee with his former team-mate on the morning of his death.
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The Fijian pilot inspiring the next generation of Pacific aviators
When Salote Mataitini first dreamed of becoming a pilot, she was a child reading newspaper articles about aviators, long before iPhones or social media.
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NZ Rugby boss quits after six years in role
9 Jun 2025Mark Robinson will depart at the end of the year.
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Cutting superannuation costs amid political landmines
9 Jun 2025Some describe it as "uranium wrapped in barbed wire", but means testing for benefits is creeping into our lives.
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Fears of a state house blacklist: 'You'll never get back in to that level'
Social workers are worried state house tenants who have been evicted are then blacklisted - and end up on the street.
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'You can't scale chaos': Leader urges overhaul as builders face mental health crisis
9 Jun 2025There's a deepening mental health crisis in Aotearoa's construction sector, according to one business leader who says reform is urgently needed.
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Experts weigh in on correct hot-desking etiquette
9 Jun 2025Hot-desking has become the new normal at work, but where did it come from and are we doing it right?
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Tenant quits lease after apartment hits almost 44C
9 Jun 2025The Tenancy Tribunal ordered the return of the $2440 bond and partial reimbursement for aircon running costs.
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The art of saying hello to everybody: Aotearoa's friendliest artist
8 Jun 2025In her debut book Hello to Everybody, Wellington illustrator Sallie Culy depicts the smiling faces of the people in her life.
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Headache hack: Expert unpicks 'McMigraine meal' touted on TikTok
9 Jun 2025More than 750,000 Kiwis suffer from migraines and one in seven have up to 15 of the intense headaches a month.
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Sonia Gray opens up on being in psychedelic drug trials
9 Jun 2025The broadcaster never thought she would take the one drug she was most afraid.
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Review: New Zealand film Kōkā looks 'several million bucks'
8 Jun 2025Kōkā is a New Zealand road movie featuring two very different women, writes Simon Morris.
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The small town hunting competition that's helping save lives
7 Jun 2025The annual Pongaroar contest helps hunters and farmers tackle pest numbers while raising funds for a rescue helicopter.
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Is location-sharing actually making teens less safe?
7 Jun 2025When a romantic relationship becomes unhealthy, the location-sharing apps teenagers use for safety can put them at risk of psychological abuse, says Spanish researcher María Atiénzar Prieto.
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Explainer: The saga of Samoa's politics as they prepare for 29 August election
7 Jun 2025The year 2025 was only days old when Samoa's political system hit turbulence.
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Waikato man's mission to break Bonneville land speed record
6 Jun 2025Dave Alexander has spent almost nine years building a turbo-charged lakester speed machine in his Mangatāwhiri garage.
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