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Major changes to disability support services announced
Assessment processes and allocations for services are set to the standardised across the country
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Is this New Zealand's most expensive block of butter?
The block of butter sold for a staggering $2200, all in the name of charity.
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Amazon and the case of the missing NZ data centres
Additional details of Amazon's announcement are casting doubt on claims of a boost to jobs and GDP.
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Appeal still possible to save City to Sea bridge
The Wellington Civic Trust was attempting to halt the demolition, but on Monday the High Court threw out its judicial review.
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Justice system under considerable stress, Chief Justice says
In the year ended 2024, 4175 prisoners were awaiting trial or sentencing.
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'Surreal': Springboks on facing the All Blacks haka
Watch: The old adage 'you're not a real Springbok until you've played the All Blacks' still rings very true, writes Jamie Wall.
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'Twist coming': Warriors braced for the unexpected in scramble for NRL playoffs
The Auckland club still has a shot at fourth - and an extra life - but need other things to go their way.
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Who is most likely to be struck by lightning?
A dairy farmer's shocking encounter is a reminder of what you need to do to stay safe during storms. Audio
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Local body member apologises for making gun gesture to Justice Minister
It happened during a fiery community meeting discussing a new high density building proposal.
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Fiji and Samoa prepare for final Women's RWC clashes
With both teams out contention for a place in the quarterfinals, they will be playing for pride in their respective final pool matches.
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Otago poultry farm to soon be back in business after bird flu outbreak
The first flock of chicks have been transferred to the Otago laying farm.
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Veteran Ekenasio returns to the Pulse
The Pulse say the former Silver Fern captain will be playing in next year's ANZ Premiership.
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Willis denies Luxon taking credit for Amazon data centre announcement
National and Labour's deputy leaders joined Morning Report for the weekly political panel. Audio
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Subway's biggest fan and why they gave away their $10,000 prize
A former social worker has been crowned the sandwich chain's top fan.
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Horse and cattle cloning now commercialised in Australia
Cloning a mammal from an adult cell sample was first achieved in 1996 with the birth of Dolly the sheep in Scotland.
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Will we get four-year Parliamentary terms soon?
Explainer - Parliament will soon take up whether to put longer terms to a referendum. Here's where it stands so far.
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How a lost diary at Lake Tekapo sparked an ongoing treasure hunt
A steady stream of visitors has been seen combing the shoreline of Lake Tekapo since February in search of a mysterious package that has become a viral phenomenon.
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New generator to produce enough electricity to power Tauranga
A geothermal plant outside of Taupō will soon power up its fifth electricity generator. Audio
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Tool to decide whether prisoners suitable to share cell under review
Corrections review of the Shared Accommodation Cell Risk Assessment tool comes after two suspected prisoner murders in nine months. Audio
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Person seriously hurt after crash closes road in Waikato
Tuhikaramea Road - between Temple View and Dinsdale - is closed following a single-vehicle crash around 3.30am.
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Council calls for government to step in over illegal boarding houses
A report has found many are housing vulnerable populations, such as those referred by Work and Income or the Department of Corrections.
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'Seeing a billboard' not going to convince us, young voters say
Some people in one of the youngest cities in New Zealand say councils need to do more to reach young voters.
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Loafers Lodge murder-accused seemed calm after the blaze, pastor says
A church pastor says the Loafers Lodge murder-accused told him he had to run for his life as the Wellington boarding hostel went up in flames.
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Warriors rest veteran for regular-season finale with plenty to play for
How can the NRL final round influence playoff standings and match-ups?
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Baby wipes recalled over risk of mould
Bunjie wipes, sold at Chemist Warehouse and Baby Bunting, are being recalled.