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The joys of house museums and daily sea swimming: poet Kate Camp
In Kate Camp's new poetry collection Makeshift Seasons she's often to be found in togs, just in or out of the sea. Or, as she writes in one poem, "always driving to coasts in special outfits." Audio
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China hits back hard in global trade war with tariffs on US goods
China hits back hard in global trade war
The world's second biggest economy has announced additional tariffs of 34 percent on US goods.
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Trump tariffs provoke world condemnation and fears of a $4000 iPhone
Trump tariffs: Which countries will retaliate?
Leaders around the world have threatened to ratchet up a trade war with the United States.
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'Safety is at risk': Warning as meth and crime crisis in Northland worsens
'Safety is at risk': Warning as meth and crime crisis in Northland worsens
A drugs and social crisis afflicting Northland is deepening, a Northland iwi leader warns.
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Australia soon to be second in world for retirement savings as superannuation pool soars
Aussies' super savings in the trillions
The sector is also structured in a way that "help limit the build-up of systemic risks", including by having variable returns, it notes.
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Wiria Mohamadi defends charges of rape and abduction in Christchurch District Court
Man who followed woman's uber home defends charges of rape and abduction
Wiria Mohamadi doesn't deny following his alleged victim and picking her up, but he does deny the sex was not consensual, which the woman alleges.
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Reforming the reforms - the RMA is up for debate, again
The can of worms that is the Resource Management Act
Legislation designed to simplify the country's resource management laws has now become more complex than the multitude of statutes it originally replaced. So it's up for debate, again.
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Data shows 'some hope' for property investors, though buyers still cautious
Data shows 'some hope' for property investors, though buyers still cautious
Given the economic uncertainty, realestate.co.nz spokesperson Vanessa Williams said it was understandable many Kiwis would hold off. Audio
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Ex-boxer Joseph Blackbourn spared jail due to rehab efforts, sentenced to home detention
Ex-Commonwealth Games boxer spared jail due to rehab efforts
Joseph Blackbourn once represented New Zealand at the Commonwealth Games.
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Australia's Albanese expects 'one-on-one' discussion with Trump on tariffs
Albanese expects 'one-on-one' tariff discussion with Trump
There are concerns Australia could be impacted by the looming escalation in the Trump administration's global trade war when it unveils the reciprocal tariffs on so-called "liberation day".
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Mixed media messages on green shoots and dire data
Mixed media messages on 'green shoots' and 'dire data'
Are our media confusing us with claims about "green shoots" in the economy - while also reporting every bit of "dire data"?
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Community groups gather for emergency meeting on youth homelessness in Auckland
'We're in a crisis' - Disappointment coalition didn't attend emergency meeting on youth homelessness
Dozens of frontline service workers and recently homeless rangatahi spoke at the hui.
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Prominent Palmerston North man jailed for child sexual abuse keeps temporary name suppression
Man jailed for child sexual abuse keeps temporary name suppression
He was regarded as a leader in his profession and was well-known in the community.
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'Final nail' - Grandmother says mental health system failed teenager who died by suicide
'Final nail' - Grandmother says mental health system failed teenager who died by suicide
A teenager who took his own life following a battle with substance abuse was failed by shamefully inadequate mental healthcare, his grandmother says.
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Nappy-wearing offender Zeb Laing sentenced for child exploitation, fake accounts
Nappy-wearing man created fake accounts to talk to young mums
Two of Zeb Laing's victims were early childcare teachers whom he made contact with through a Facebook messenger account.
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Could the Trump factor save UK PM Keir Starmer's popularity?
Could the Trump factor save UK PM Keir Starmer's popularity?
Analysis - UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer was struggling in the polls, then he met Donald Trump.
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Is there life in lifestyle journalism?
How the Listener magazine is beating the odds in NZ journalism
Cost-cutting in newsrooms lately has shrunk lifestyle sections, but RNZ's just launched with a new section online - and the new Listener magazine is changing its mix in print too.
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Lilie James' killer was calm and calculated, inquest into murder told
Man 'calm and calculated' before killing water polo coach
In a heartbreaking tribute, James' parents paid tribute to their "sweet pea".
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Man jailed seven years for sexually violating 14-year-old boy in 2007, keeps identity secret
'People need to know who you are' - Man jailed for sexually violating boy, keeps identity secret
The victim was 14 years old at the time.
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Supreme Court chief rebukes Trump over call for judge's impeachment
US Supreme Court chief criticises Trump in extraordinary public rebuke
John Roberts's criticism has exploded open what had been a rumbling conflict.
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Israeli strikes kill more than 400 in Gaza, Palestinians say, ceasefire on brink
Israeli strikes kill more than 400 in Gaza, Palestinians say
"It was a night of hell. It felt like the first days of the war," one woman said. Audio
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A fateful moment looms as Trump's team seeks to bypass the judiciary
A fateful moment looms as Trump's team seeks to bypass the judiciary
Analysis - The furore caused by the administration's peacetime use of wartime powers under the 18th-century Alien Enemies Act is the latest, and perhaps most overt, sign of President Donald Trump's…
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Petition launched to get artist John Middleditch's sculpture removed from University of Otago
Petition launched to get disgraced artist's sculpture removed from university
An Otago student has set up a petition to have disgraced Dunedin artist John Middleditch's sculpture removed from public display at the University of Otago.
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Why are we getting poorer - behavioural economist weighs in
Why we're getting poorer, according to an expert
Economic volatility, austerity and crises became the norm well before the Donald Trump's return to office. Audio
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Olympics: Six challenges facing the new IOC President
Olympics: Six challenges facing new IOC President
The new president will inherit both opportunities and significant obstacles as the movement seeks to evolve while staying true to its core values.