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OMV signals commitment to Taranaki with $15m refurbishment
OMV signals commitment to Taranaki with $15m refurbishment
OMV New Zealand is to spend $15 million refurbishing its new headquarters in New Plymouth, a move the oil and gas company says underscores its long-term commitment to Taranaki.
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Mike Joy's vision for New Zealand in 2021
What will Aotearoa look like in one year's time? Freshwater scientist Mike Joy has written about his vision for change on the Better Futures Forum website. The recommendations aren't radical but… Audio
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North Korea warns of retaliation over defectors in South
North Korea warns of retaliation over defectors in South
Kim Jong Un's sister has warned of possible military retaliation against South Korea as tensions rise over the issue of defectors from the North.
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UK GDP shrinks by record 20.4% in April
UK GDP shrinks by record 20.4% in April
The UK's economy shrank by 20.4 percent in April - triple the effect seen during the entire global financial crisis.
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Live sport to return in Dunedin with Highlanders v Chiefs match
Live sport returns in Dunedin
The Highlanders vs Chiefs this weekend is expected to attract 18,00 people - it'll be the largest gathering since the country entered lockdown.
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An election like no other: Can Jacinda Ardern maintain her extraordinary popularity?
Can Ardern maintain her extraordinary popularity?
Opinion - With 100 days to New Zealand's general election the question to ask is whether Labour's wide lead in the polls will erode, writes Jack Vowles for The Conversation.
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Thousands of community houses ready to go, but need government funding
Thousands of community houses ready to go, but need government funding
The community housing sector is ready and waiting to construct nearly 3000 homes but desperately needs cash to get building. There are hopes for funding through the "shovel-ready" infrastructure…
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Opinion: Stark contrast between NZ's success and bitter divisions in US
Opinion: Stark contrast between NZ's success and bitter divisions in US
New Zealand has got on top of Covid-19, ensuring a sense of normality, but for Americans like Nik Dirga it seems indecent to celebrate in the face of the stresses piling up in the US.
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Tania Tapsell National's new East Coast candidate
Tania Tapsell National's new East Coast candidate
Tania Tapsell is replacing MP Anne Tolley as National's candidate for the East Coast.
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New Zealand First flexes coalition muscles over commercial rent deal
New Zealand First flexes coalition muscles over commercial rent deal
After hammering out a deal over commercial rents with Labour, New Zealand First is now publicly criticising some of the measures its coalition partner had been pushing for.
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Housing in the post-covid economy
Audio 4 Jun 2020With all this talk of moving to level one, people are now starting to try and work out where this crisis has left them financially. Interest in rental properties is rising and it looks like house… Audio
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Australia in its first recession in 29 years
Australia in its first recession in 29 years
Australia will suffer its first recession in 29 years, despite the economic fallout from Covid-19 and the bushfires being less dramatic than expected.
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Tensions rise in US cities after police targeted
Tensions rise in US cities after police targeted
President Donald Trump taunted state governors for not embracing his proposal to send in the US military to quell unrest hours after officers were shot and wounded in a seventh night of protests.
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Question Time for 2 June 2020
Audio 2 Jun 2020-
TODD MULLER to the Prime Minister: Will she accept my offer to work with the Government to implement National’s JobStart policy as soon as possible?
MARAMA DAVIDSON to the Minister for the…
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Immigration category's planned return scuttled by Covid-19
Immigration category's return scuttled by Covid-19
After a wait of more than three years for a government decision on family migration, grandparents had a glimmer of hope - before the coronavirus snuffed it out again.
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Can we keep lockdown's silver linings?
How can New Zealand hang on to the silver linings of lockdown? The quiet, the lack of air pollution, the family bike rides, working from home, the kinder politics. Or will we quickly return to… Audio
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Changing our lives in a post-Covid world
Can we keep lockdown's silver linings?
How can New Zealand hang on to the silver linings of lockdown? The quiet, the lack of air pollution, the family bike rides, working from home, the kinder politics. Or will we quickly return to…
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Covid-19: US deaths surpass 100,000
Covid-19: US deaths surpass 100,000
The US has surpassed 100,000 deaths in the coronavirus outbreak in less than four months.
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Struggling Asylum Seekers plea for equal refugee support: "Please treat us the same"
A family of Asylum Seekers say they're struggling to survive in New Zealand and they're pleading with the government to give them the same support as other refugees. Their calls are backed by the… Audio
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Community groups hope for better future after Covid-19
New Zealand's response to the Covid-19 crisis has highlighted a range of inequities across Aotearoa, with access to food perhaps the most noticeable.
As we slowly return to our new normal, community… Video, Audio
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GPs push for balance between remote and in-person consultations
GPs push for balance between remote and in-person consultations
Consultations with doctors over the phone or by Zoom have proven much more convenient for some and GPs are arguing they should remain, but not in all cases. Audio
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Question Time for 27 May 2020
Audio 27 May 2020-
TODD MULLER to the Prime Minister: When she said yesterday that the Government was “using the tax system to get cashflow to small business”, what did she mean by that?
KIRITAPU ALLAN to the…
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Retail banks remain in strong position post Covid-19 - Reserve Bank
Retail banks remain in strong position post Covid-19 - Reserve Bank
The Reserve Bank says the financial system is strong enough to withstand the impact of the Covid-19 virus but expects a rise in bad debts and stressed household budgets.
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Whānau in South Auckland still struggling - support group
Whānau in South Auckland still struggling - support group
A kaupapa Māori social service in Papakura says the level of need in the South Auckland suburb is still at crisis point, with unemployment impacting hundreds of families.
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Pandemic has exposed neoliberalism's flaws, says economist
A Nobel Prize-winning economist says the disempowering reign of neoliberalism has exposed the US to the worst ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic. Audio