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Week in Politics: Government's year starts with a problem
Week in Politics: Government's year starts with a problem
Analysis - 2024 is already proving it will test Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, writes Peter Wilson.
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Tips for the home brewer
Brewing your own beer used to be a hobby fraught with undrinkable results, but these days homebrew can cut it with the professional stuff, says a brewery founder.
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1415 new homes consented on Auckland flood plains in the year since flooding disaster
1415 new homes in flood prone areas since last year's floods
While Auckland Council urges residents to 'be prepared' for the next big flood, it allows hundreds more homes to be built in places it expects to be hard hit by floods.
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Darya Trepova: Russian woman jailed for 27 years for cafe bomb killing
Russian woman jailed for 27 years for cafe bomb killing
Darya Trepova has been sentenced for killing pro-war blogger Vladlen Tatarsky.
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India's Jaiswal leads robust reply after England post 246
India's Jaiswal leads robust reply after England post 246
India dismissed England for 246 on day one of the opening test in Hyderabad.
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Hīkoi ki Waitangi to stand up for Te Tiriti - 'It needs people to participate in its discussion and defence'
Hīkoi ki Waitangi: 'The purpose is to protect Te Tiriti'
Controversy over proposals about the Treaty of Waitangi is expected to breathe new life into an annual hīkoi.
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Wellington may move to level 3 water restrictions
Wellington may move to level 3 water restrictions
The region may have to tighten water use rules even further in the next two weeks.
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Supreme Court declines to halt first US nitrogen-gas execution in Alabama case
Supreme Court declines to halt first US nitrogen-gas execution
The execution method was to be used on convicted murderer Kenneth Smith, who survived a botched lethal injection in 2022 that helped prompt a review of the state's death penalty procedures.
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Donald Trump challengers fall in line - 'I just love you'
'I just love you': Tim Scott and Donald Trump's other challengers fall in line
Tim Scott and Vivek Ramaswamy, who ran against and criticised Trump just months ago, lined up to back him.
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Official documents suggest a NZ First minister wants to freeze excise tax on cigarettes - but she denies it
Tax freeze for cigarettes in NZ First minister's plans
Instead of increasing each year with inflation, the tax on cigarettes would be frozen for three years under a plan suggested by Associate Health Minister Casey Costello.
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MetService's new app feature to notify users of severe storms, high fire risk
MetService rolls out storm and fire notifications for app
The weather monitoring agency says the feature is partially a response to the widespread confusion during last year's floods in Auckland. Audio
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Pocket Editiion: 24 January 2024
Audio 24 Jan 2024In Pocket Edition this week Maggie Tweedie introduces us to fresh music, Jon Toogood shares the song he listens to on his summer roadie and we meet experimental Wellington musician Sonya Waters. Audio
This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.
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Life in Ukraine, 700 days on
For Kyiv resident Iryna Zhygalyuk, the war with Russia is both a constant struggle and the background noise to daily life. Audio
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US group abandons legal action on higher tariffs for NZ lamb
US group abandons legal action on higher tariffs for NZ lamb
A US lobby group has backed down on its call for greater import tariffs on New Zealand lamb.
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Music with Charlotte Ryan
Audio 24 Jan 2024Music 101 host Charlotte Ryan celebrates the music of Calexico ahead of their NZ shows and introduces us to Louis Cato. Audio
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Economist on Reserve Bank plans for debt-to-income lending
A property economist is welcoming the Reserve Bank's plans to introduce debt-to-income lending rules for house buyers.
From the middle of this year, owner-occupiers will have loans set to six times… Audio
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Why there seems to be fewer cicadas this summer
Why there seems to be fewer cicadas this summer
The lack of cicadas in some parts of the country is nothing to worry about, a bug expert says. Audio
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Transport Minister says Clean Car Discount costs outweigh benefits
Transport Minister says Clean Car Discount costs outweigh benefits
Transport Minister Simeon Brown says the Clean Car Discount was never self-financing, and rescuing the subsidy scheme would have cost more than it generated in benefits.
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Growing concerns for fate of penguins on Waiheke Island
There's growing concern for the fate of kororā penguins on Waiheke island with several found dead and others severely malnourished this moulting season. During January to March, adult kororā penguins… Audio
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The cost of school uniforms: Is it time for the government to step in?
The cost of school uniforms: Is it time for the government to step in?
Analysis - As if on cue, parents are starting to raise concerns about the price of compulsory school uniforms ahead of the start of the new school year, Johanna Reidy writes.
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Banks' mortgage lending rules set to be overhauled
Banks' mortgage lending rules set to be overhauled
The Reserve Bank says the controls will better manage the risk of boom and bust in the finance system.
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Woolworths and Foodstuffs under investigation by Commerce Commission
Investigations underway into supermarket duopoly
Consumer NZ had asked the Commerce Commission to investigate the supermarket duopoly for potential breaches of the Fair Trading Act.
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Auckland Lantern Festival back after four year hiatus
Auckland Lantern Festival back after four year hiatus
Last year's BNZ Lantern Festival was cancelled due to the Anniversary Weekend Floods while Covid-19 shut down the event for three consecutive years before that.
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Russia suspends operations at fuel export terminal after suspected Ukrainian drone attack
Russia suspends operations at fuel export terminal after suspected Ukrainian drone attack
Russian energy company Novatek said it had been forced to suspend some operations at a fuel export terminal due to a fire started by what Ukrainian media said was a drone attack.