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Hawke's Bay housing crisis: 440 children living in motels this winter
Hawke's Bay housing crisis: 440 children living in motels this winter
Two-thirds of motel space in Hawke's Bay is being used by seasonal horticultural workers and government emergency accommodation for the homeless, the Hastings District Council chief executive says. Audio
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Auckland's North Shore gets 23 new state houses to ease 'crisis'
Auckland's North Shore gets 23 new state houses to ease 'crisis'
An official opening for 23 new state houses on Auckland's North Shore was held this afternoon.
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Airbnb likely cause of high rents in Queenstown - researcher
Airbnb likely cause of high rents in Queenstown - researcher
New research suggests there could be a link between areas with high housing costs and a big concentration of Airbnbs.
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Sudan protesters refuse to recognise military transitional council
Sudan protesters refuse to recognise military transitional council
Sudanese protest leaders have vowed to escalate demonstrations to confront the country's military rulers, as part of a widening campaign to push for the transfer of power to civilians.
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Teen activist Greta Thunberg joins London climate change protest as arrests top 830
Student climate activist joins London protest as arrests top 830
Swedish teenage activist Greta Thunberg has urged climate change protesters in London to never give up as police arrests over disruptions to the city's landmarks rose above 830.
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Sudan crisis: Cash hoard found at al-Bashir's home
Sudan crisis: Cash hoard found at al-Bashir's home
A large hoard of cash has been found at the home of Sudan's ousted president Omar al-Bashir and he is being investigated for money laundering, prosecutors say.
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Mixed reaction to capital gains tax backdown
Mixed reaction to capital gains tax backdown
While many business organisations are cheerful that a capital gains tax has been ruled out, others say a growing wealth gap is a disservice to the country's most vulnerable. Audio
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Capital gains tax: Govt opts for the easy path
Capital gains tax: Govt opts for the easy path
It's often been remarked that capital gains tax is the shortest suicide note in New Zealand politics, RNZ Business editor Gyles Beckford writes.
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Climate change rallies bring central London to standstill
Climate change rallies cause disruption across central London
Thousands of environmental activists have brought traffic on central London streets to a standstill in a bid to force the government to do more to tackle climate change.
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Lawyers, academics urge scrutiny over euthanasia bill 'loopholes'
Lawyers, academics urge scrutiny over euthanasia bill 'loopholes'
An open letter to the government calling for greater scrutiny to tidy up what they say are unacceptable loopholes in the End of Life Choice Bill has been signed by 75 lawyers and academics. Audio
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Need for more retiree housing
The over-65 demographic is projected to increase by more than 40 percent over the next nine years. But that could lead to a new, different kind of housing crisis Audio
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Global squeeze on Vice prompts local closure
Over the past four years, a small team of local journalists at multimedia outlet Vice has published New Zealand and Pacific stories watched and read around the world over the past four years. A new… Video, Audio
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Global squeeze on Vice prompts local closure
Global squeeze on Vice prompts local closure
Over the past four years, a small team of local journalists at multimedia outlet Vice has published New Zealand and Pacific stories watched and read around the world over the past four years. A new…
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Wellington homelessness severity revealed in new report
Wellington homelessness severity revealed in new report
The effects of the Wellington housing crisis on the city's most vulnerable is being laid bare in a new monthly report on homelessness and begging in the city.
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Report lays bare impact of Wellington housing crisis
The impact of Wellington's housing crisis on the city's most vulnerable is laid bare in a new monthly report on homelessness and begging in the city. Audio
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Book review - Identity Crisis by Ben Elton
Elisabeth Easther reviews Identity Crisis by Ben Elton, described as a blistering satire on a fracturing world - and a roller-coaster thriller. It is published by Penguin Random House. Audio
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More than 250,000 New Zealand children living in poverty, new figures show
More than 250,000 NZ children living in poverty, new stats show
Hundreds of thousands of New Zealand children are still living in poverty because of housing costs, according to new figures released today.
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Brexit: UK Prime Minister Theresa May to ask EU for another delay, plans talks with Labour
May to seek another Brexit delay, plans talks with Labour
The UK prime minister will ask the EU for a further delay to Brexit beyond 12 April to give her time to sit down with the opposition Labour Party in a bid to break the impasse over leaving the EU.
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Today's world news: What you need to know
Today's world news: What you need to know
British MPs reject the latest Brexit alternatives, two British bankers jailed for corruption and a White House whistleblower raises security concerns.
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Industry will struggle with building consent surge, says expert
Industry will struggle with building consent surge, says expert
An engineering professor says the soaring number of building consents is outstripping the trade resources and skills needed to actually build the homes in question.
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NZ's heart-breaker: rheumatic fever rates on the rise
Rheumatic fever rates are on the rise. Philippa Tolley talks to those living with this heart-damaging auto-immune disease and to those left behind. Video, Audio
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National questions Housing Ministry consultant and contractor spend
National questions Housing Ministry consultant and contractor spend
National MP Judith Collins says the Housing Ministry's spending on contractors and consultants shows it is struggling to attract staff with industry experience for the KiwiBuild programme. Audio
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Mozambique's cyclone survivors face cholera, diarrhoea
Mozambique's cyclone survivors face cholera, diarrhoea
Five cases of cholera have been confirmed in Mozambique as the region reels from the aftermath of Cyclone Idai that has left hundred dead.
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How Christchurch’s assault has made a mark on our media
The attack in Christchurch has forced our news media to rethink the way they work, whose voices they amplify and why. Telcos, bloggers, advertisers and the government have also reacted in ways that… Video, Audio
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How Christchurch’s assault has made a mark on our media
How Christchurch’s assault has made a mark on our media
The attack in Christchurch has forced our news media to rethink the way they work, whose voices they amplify and why. Telcos, bloggers, advertisers and the government have also reacted in ways that…
Video, Audio