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Nelson Council approves four housing projects for Govt funding
A housing development designed to flood is one of several in Nelson put forward for Kāinga Ora's $1 billion dollar Accelerated Infrastructure Fund.
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Reconnecting NZ to the world: The speeches and statements
Videos - The government is changing its vaccine rollout plan and has set out how the border can slowly reopen. Watch the speeches and statements from experts and politicians here.
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Young athlete's death must prompt rethink on attitudes to sport
Comment: If the death of cyclist Olivia Podmore doesn't change the way we think about sport and athletes, then nothing will, Hamish Bidwell writes.
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Woman accused of selling multitool 47 times in two weeks
A Masterton woman has been arrested after selling a multitool on Facebook marketplace 47 times over a 13 day period.
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Bill making it easier to change sex on birth certificate closer to law
Under the bill, people would no longer have to go through the Family Court or show evidence of medical treatment to change the sex on their birth certificate.
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NZ reopening report authors warn over variants and vaccination rates
Unless the whole community supports the Covid-19 response over coming months, we're going to end up like most other countries in the world, Sir David Skegg says. Audio
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Cycling NZ to review Olivia Podmore's care, but focus now 'on our people'
Cycling New Zealand says it is deeply saddened by the death of Rio Olympic cyclist Olivia Podmore, but denies it failed her.
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Cycling world pays tribute to Olivia Podmore after her sudden death
Cyclist Olivia Podmore who competed at the Rio Olympics in 2016 has died suddenly.
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Rest home care subsidy thresholds still unclear - lawyer
Three years after a landmark case over the impact of gifting on subsidies for long term residential care, a legal expert says the guidelines are still unclear and confusing. The 2018 case related to… Audio
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Calls for stricter handling of foreign vessels after 'shambolic approach' to Rio De La Plata
Port of Tauranga workers are angry they were brought back to work after being in contact with a ship with Covid-19 infected crew members, Maritime Union says.
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Breathing and navigating through a new dawn
First Person - Mariner Fagaiava-Muller led RNZ's coverage of the Dawn Raids formal government apology. As he writes, he'd be grieving for a terrorised generation of his own people.
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DHB confident resthome currently meeting expectations
Health board investigators have yet to release their findings months after undertaking an inquiry into allegations of abuse and neglect at a Lower Hutt resthome.
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Watch: Polly's story - the impact of child sexual abuse is long-lasting and corrosive
It is secretive, often unseen, often unreported but, as Rosemary and Mike Riddell discovered, the impact of child sexual abuse is long-lasting and corrosive, Frank Film tells their story. Video
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NZers 'embracing the vaccine': Nearly 1 million active bookings
From today those over 55 will be able to book themselves in for the Covid-19 vaccine, five days ahead of schedule. Audio
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04 Jehan Casinader | How Harry was let down by our mental health system
As Jehan Casinader reported on the tragic suicide of a Christchurch teenager, Jehan’s own mental health was privately crumbling as he’d recently begun experiencing suicidal thoughts. Audio
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Gloriavale man pleads guilty to indecently assaulting teens
A former Gloriavale man has pleaded guilty to a raft of sexual offending stemming from his time in the reclusive West Coast religious community.
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Port worker vaccinations: 'A disproportionate uptake of misinformation'
Misinformation has kept 44 percent of port workers from getting even a single dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, Minister Chris Hipkins says.
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Covid-19: Pacific athletes on why they chose to get vaccinated
Whether it's the Tokyo Olympics, grand slam tennis or the Rugby League World Cup, the Covid-19 pandemic continues to cause major disruption to sporting competitions around the world.
Papua New Guinea… Audio
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Human Rights Commission receives 30 complaints about MIQ booking
The Commission says it wants more options for disabled people to secure a space in MIQ.
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Rare wattlebirds 'noisy', charismatic newcomers to sanctuary
It is hoped the release of South Island tīeke into a wildlife sanctuary in Nelson could be the start of the first population of the birds on the mainland.
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'More support needed', victim tells Royal Commission into abuse
A Samoan man who came to New Zealand at about the age of four has told the Royal Commission of Inquiry that too many in his community are being left to live their lives with no social support.
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Matt Brown: the barber helping break cycles of violence
Barber Mataio (Matt) Faafetai Malietoa Brown offers men not just a haircut, but a safe space to talk without judgement. In his book She is Not Your Rehab, co-authored with his wife Sarah, he shares… Audio
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'I really think that heads need to roll with this one'
Oranga Tamariki has apologised for keeping a child in hospital because it could not find a suitable placement, describing the case as "unacceptable".
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Minister expects Oranga Tamariki to 'thoroughly' investigate care of child
Minister for Children Kelvin Davis has called for an investigation into the treatment of a young child by Oranga Tamariki.
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FoxPlan censured by FMA for breach of financial advice rules
A Wellington financial services firm has been censured by the regulator for allowing its staff to give advice when they were not qualified to offer.