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CNMI leaders warn economic slide could affect US strategic presence in Pacific
CNMI leaders warn economic crisis could affect US Indo-Pacific strategy
Leaders warn a deepening economic crisis in the US territory could undermine civilian systems.
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US seizes Venezuela-linked, Russian-flagged oil tanker after weeks-long pursuit
US seizes Russian-flagged oil tanker
The ship was being shadowed by a Russian submarine in a two-week-long pursuit across the Atlantic.
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What you need to know about Trump and Greenland
What you need to know about Trump and Greenland
In the wake of such a brazen display of US military power in Venezuela, President Donald Trump has repeated his desire for the US to take over Greenland, but why?
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Big Oil doesn’t share Trump’s dream of making Venezuelan oil great again
Big Oil doesn't share Trump's Venezuelan vision
Analysis: There's plenty of reasons oil industry bosses aren't keen to go into Caracas.
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Minnesota Governor Walz will not seek third term, to focus on welfare fraud scandal
Minnesota Governor Walz will not seek third term, to focus on welfare fraud scandal
The Trump administration has singled out Walz, Minnesota and its large Somali population over allegations of fraud.
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Venezuelans hunker down, apprehensive about what comes next
What comes next for Venezuela?
The country is entering a new and very uncertain era after the US capture of the country's president.
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'I want to sit down with her': Cancer patient demands meeting with Nicola Willis
'I want to sit down with her': Cancer patient demands meeting with Nicola Willis
An Auckland woman who is self-funding treatment for her rare, aggressive breast cancer is fed up after years of asking the government to fund a "life-saving" medicine for more patients.
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Mega strike, police scandals and bye-bye Census: The biggest stories from 2025
Mega strike, police scandals and bye-bye Census: The biggest stories from 2025
We look back at some of the biggest stories that made headlines around the country.
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2025 in review: Politics, health and climate change dominated Pacific news headlines this year
2025 in review: The year that was in Pacific news
RNZ Pacific's bulletin editor Christina Persico looks in the rearview mirror at 2025. Audio
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Trapped under Israeli bombardment, Gazans fear the 'new border'
Trapped under Israeli bombardment, Gazans fear 'new border'
Tens of thousands of Gazans still live in tents or damaged homes in areas where the Israeli army maintains control and operates checkpoints.
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Inside the Bari Weiss decision that led to a '60 Minutes' crisis
Who is Bari Weiss and why have her decisions raised eyebrows?
A decision by CBS News editor Bari Weiss has prompted concern about how American media covers Donald Trump's White House.
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Trump administration denies cover-up over redacted Epstein files
Trump administration denies cover-up over redacted Epstein files
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein have expressed anger after a cache of records were released with many pages blacked out and photos censored.
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Epstein files vindicate a survivor who reported him in the 1990s, but others are still seeking answers
Released files vindicate Epstein survivor, others still seek answers
Epstein files vindicate a survivor who reported him in the 1990s, but others are still seeking answers
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Helping hands: Could robots solve aged-care crisis?
Helping hands: Could robots solve aged-care crisis?
New Zealand faces a healthcare worker shortage, but London-based robot designer Rich Walker talks about creating robot carers to fill some of those gaps. Audio
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'Public good over corporate greed': Greens challenge Willis to debate them instead
'Public good over corporate greed': Greens challenge Willis to debate them instead
With Ruth Richardson no longer willing, Chlöe Swarbrick is challenging Nicola Willis to debate her instead.
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New plaques on Trump’s ‘Presidential Walk of Fame’ offer pointed descriptions of predecessors
Plaques on Trump's 'Presidential Walk of Fame' insult predecessors
Written in the style of the US president's social media posts, they include baseless claims and random capitalisation.
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US oil blockade of Venezuela: What we know
US oil blockade of Venezuela: What we know
Trump's administration has been piling pressure on the country and its government for months, in an apparent bid to oust leftist leader Nicolas Maduro.
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Tom Silvagni, son of AFL star, sentenced to more than six years' jail for rape
AFL star's son sentenced to more than six years' jail for rape
He will have to serve a non-parole period of three years and three months.
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New Reserve Bank Governor Anna Breman talks to Corin Dann: 'Financial market conditions have tightened'
New Reserve Bank governor won't hesitate if house prices surge
Anna Breman sat down for an extensive interview with incoming RNZ business editor Corin Dann, just a day after she issued a statement about financial conditions.
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New ministry to combine housing, transport and environment
New mega-ministry to merge housing, transport and environment
Minister Chris Bishop says currently much of the government's reform work spans multiple agencies. Audio
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Homelessness in Auckland more than doubles to 940 people in year to September - survey
Homelessness in Auckland more than doubles in a year
A worker at a special court that helps Auckland's homeless who have committed low-level crimes turn their lives around, says she is seeing increasing levels of distress in recent months.
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Sex offender handed five-year supervision order by High Court
Sex offender handed five-year supervision order after 10 years in prison
Nathaniel James Mahoney was jailed for 10 years, after being convicted on sex and physical violence charges.
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Chris Hipkins promises different Labour: 'Opportunity to stamp my own mark'
'Opportunity to stamp my own mark': Hipkins promises different Labour
The last election saw Labour's six years in government end, with Hipkins returning to the opposition benches just 10 months after becoming prime minister.
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Family Court rules in favour of woman who was abused, strangled by policeman husband
Woman abused, strangled by policeman husband wins Family Court ruling
A policeman investigating complaints of violence to a woman later married her, then abused her, the Family Court has heard.
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What Donald Trump’s latest dramatic Venezuela move means
What Trump's latest dramatic Venezuela move means
The boarding of a foreign ship is an unusual step and expands a US operation already highlighted by strikes against more than 20 boats in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean that the administration claims…