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  • Pacific 2025: What is happening?!

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    Pacific
    6 Jan 2025
    Clockwise from top right: Jim Watson/AFP, TheoRouby/AFP, Rob Griffith/AP Photo, VBTC

    Navigating the shared challenges of climate change, geostrategic tensions, political upheaval, disaster recovery and decolonization plus a 50th birthday party.

    Pacific 2025: What is happening?!
  • Olympian Mahé Drysdale on his new life as mayor of Tauranga

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    New Zealand local council
    2 Jan 2025
    Mahé Drysdale on 20 February 2021 at the 2021 Rocket Foods New Zealand National Club Championships, on Lake Ruataniwha in Twizel.

    Drysdale was elected in July as part of the first council to take back democratic control of the city.

    Olympian-turned-mayor Mahé Drysdale reflects on first few months on the job
  • UK New Year honours include football boss and London mayor

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    World
    31 Dec 2024
    British gold medallist Keely Hodgkinson celebrates on the podium after winning the women's 800m during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, on 6 August, 2024.

    Former England soccer boss Gareth Southgate, London Mayor Sadiq Khan and Paris Olympics gold medallist Keely Hodgkinson are among the hundreds named in King Charles' New Year honours list.

    UK New Year honours include football boss and London mayor
  • KidsCan founder Julie Chapman becomes a Dame

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    New Zealand children
    31 Dec 2024
    KidsCan chief executive Julie Chapman

    A woman who has devoted her life to fighting child poverty has been named a Dame in the New Year Honours list.

    KidsCan founder Julie Chapman becomes a Dame
  • Former US president Jimmy Carter dead at 100

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    World
    30 Dec 2024
    United States President Jimmy Carter holds a press conference in the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC on August 4, 1980. The President discussed the scandal surrounding his brother Billy. Carter said there was no impropriety in his brother's activities and insisted neither he nor any member of his administration broke any laws. The President went on to say his brother tried to free the American hostages being held in Iran through his dealings with the Libyans. Credit: Benjamin E. "Gene" Forte / CNP - NO WIRE SERVICE - (Photo by Benjamin E. "gene" Forte / DPA / dpa Picture-Alliance via AFP)

    He served as president from 1977 to 1981, and later received the Nobel Peace Prize for his humanitarian work.

    Former US president Jimmy Carter dead at 100
  • Gisborne council eyes medium-density housing

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    Local Democracy Reporting housing
    25 Dec 2024
    A view of Gisborne and its port.  This city on the East coast of New Zealand's North Island is an important regional centre.

    The council is working on a blueprint for the future housing needs of the growing city, which will help guide plans for areas such as Kaiti, Elgin, the city centre, and Awapuni.

    Gisborne council explores zoning changes to address housing crisis
  • Hundreds sit down to giant community lunches, as need soars

    News
    New Zealand food
    25 Dec 2024
    Christmas at HomeGround Auckland City Mission.

    As more than 700 people sit down to community Christmas Day lunches, the levels of need in the community this year are the worst it has been, both Auckland and Wellington city missioners say.

    Hundreds sit down to giant community lunches, as need soars
  • Staying alcohol free this summer? Here's a few tips

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    New Zealand life and society
    24 Dec 2024

    The summer holiday period often heralds celebration and cheer but, for sobriety coach Noelene Brown and many others, it can make for a lot of "tricky" social situations.

    Sobriety coach's tips for non-drinkers during festive season celebrations
  • 'A crisis': Grave fears over fate of homeless youth this festive season

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    Politics housing
    24 Dec 2024
    General vision of homelessness in Auckland central city.

    Youth advocates are worried tighter rules for emergency housing could lead to someone dying due to the impacts on mental health and physical safety for those denied shelter.

    Grave fears over fate of young people left homeless this festive season
  • All 51 defendants guilty in Gisele Pelicot rape case

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    World crime
    20 Dec 2024
    This court-sketch made on December 19, 2024 in Avignon shows Dominique Pelicot in the defendant box during the hearing of the verdict of the court that sentenced him to the maximum term of 20 years jail for committing and orchestrating the mass rapes of his ex-wife with dozens of strangers he recruited online. - Dominique Pelicot, who had already confessed to the crimes, was earlier found guilty by the court in the southern city of Avignon after an over three-month trial that shocked France and turned his former wife Gisele into a feminist hero. His 50 co-defendants in the case were also convicted by the court, with no acquittals. (Photo by Benoit PEYRUCQ / AFP)

    Dominique Pelicot drugged his wife for almost a decade and invited strangers to rape her unconscious body. Audio

    All 51 defendants found guilty in Gisele Pelicot rape case that horrified the world
  • The year in politics, month-by-month

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    New Zealand Politics
    20 Dec 2024
    Focus on Politics: Santa hat on the beehive

    It's been a long year in politics - James Shaw was still leading the Greens in February - remember that?

    The year in politics: Stories that dominated the headlines in 2024
  • NZ back in recession - but it may not all be bad

    News
    Business economy
    19 Dec 2024
    Stack of coins and arrow pointing down

    Bad news for the economy could mean good news for homeowners in the new year.

    NZ back in recession - but economists expect greater Reserve Bank interest rate cuts
  • The toy going viral this Christmas

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    New Zealand
    19 Dec 2024
    Squishmallow toys on a bed.

    With under a week to go until Christmas, children around the country are busy deciding which toys to put on their wishlists.

    Squishmallows: The viral toy proving popular for Christmas
  • The good, bad and weird media in 2024

    News
    New Zealand Media & Technology
    19 Dec 2024

    Biggest flip-flop; best leading media by the nose; the Billy Connolly prize for breaking news about a single animal - Mediawatch's not-very-prestigious and not-at-all coveted annual media awards. Video

    Mediawatch: The good, bad and weird media in 2024
  • Opposition accuses Nicola Willis of 'creative accounting'

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    Politics economy
    18 Dec 2024
    Nicola Willis.

    The finance minister's new indicator for measuring the budget has led to accusations of creative accounting from opposition parties. Audio

    Opposition accuses Nicola Willis of 'creative accounting'
  • Fast-track bill passes into law, amid protest

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    Politics
    17 Dec 2024
    Minister of Housing Chris Bishop at an announcement about community housing providers on 26 November 2024.

    Protesters shouted "this bill kills" and unfurled a banner before they were ordered to be removed.

    Fast-track bill passes into law, amid protest
  • Foodbanks face closure with funding to stop

    News
    New Zealand Politics
    16 Dec 2024
    Good Works Trust operations manager Sophie Gray.

    "I'm worried. I know hundreds of thousands of Aucklanders rely on the mission for food," the City Missioner says. Audio

    Auckland foodbanks face closure, reducing services as funding to stop
  • 'Running away from your life' is more common than you think

    News
    World life and society
    16 Dec 2024
    Luigi Mangione is led into the Blair County Courthouse for an extradition hearing Tuesday in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania.

    Luigi Mangione was reported missing the month before allegedly murdering a CEO. Here's why he - and so many others - might want to disappear.

    Have you ever wanted to run away from your life? Why this phenomenon is more common than you think
  • Westfield operator looks to build apartments on shopping centres

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    Business housing
    15 Dec 2024
    Westfield Newmarket shopping mall.

    The malls - which are close to existing civic and transport hubs - "have the potential to be part of addressing the housing supply", CEO says.

    Scentre Group looks to enter housing market by building residential stock on Westfield shopping centres
  • Pacific housing crisis stagnates despite growing demand

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    Pacific housing
    11 Dec 2024
    From January to 31 August 2024, Auckland had 68,960 crime victimizations, including assault, burglary, and theft.

    More than 30 per cent of Pasifika live in overcrowded homes, facing complex issues stemming from cultural values clashing with a housing market that favours smaller, high-profit properties.

    Pacific housing crisis stagnates despite growing demand
  • Why Kiwis are staying home for the summer holidays

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    New Zealand travel
    10 Dec 2024
    Summer in Eastbourne, Wellington.

    A recent poll shows more than a third New Zealanders haven't made holiday plans. Audio

    Why Kiwis are staying home for the summer holidays
  • Fijian MP urges govt to address squatter settlement issue

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    Pacific Fiji
    10 Dec 2024
    Residents at the Nanuku informal settlement in Vatuwaqa secure their home before evacuating ahead of Cyclone Yasa.

    Opposition MP Praveen Bala says about 200,000 people live in informal settlements and the "insecure living environment contributes significantly to poverty levels".

    Fijian MP urges govt to fast-track development leases to address squatter settlement issue
  • What's happening in Syria? How wars in Ukraine and Lebanon changed everything

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    World Comment & Analysis
    8 Dec 2024
    A portrait of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is pictured with its frame broken, in a Syrian regime's Political Security Branch facility on the outskirts of the central city of Hama, following the capture of the area by anti-government forces, on December 7, 2024. - Syria's embattled government said on December 7 it was setting up a ring of steel around Damascus, state media reported, as rebels on a lightning advance said they were bearing down on the city. The leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), the Islamist group which has headed the assault, told fighters to prepare to take Damascus, just over a week into a renewed offensive in the long dormant conflict. (Photo by OMAR HAJ KADOUR / AFP)

    Analysis -The startling advance of Syria's opposition in a week is the unintended consequence of two other conflicts, one near and one far.

    Two distant wars changed Syria's fortune. What comes next is impossible to know
  • Housing Minister gives committee the 'supply and demand' talk

    News
    Politics
    8 Dec 2024
    Chris Bishop and Tama Potaka answering questions during the Kainga Ora annual review

    Housing is a common topic - its availability, quality, or cost. This week both housing ministers appeared before MPs. Audio

    The House: Housing Minister gives committee the 'supply and demand' talk
  • Iraq considers Syria intervention as rebels advance

    News
    World conflict
    7 Dec 2024
    Anti-government fighters celebrate in a street in Maaret al-Numan in Syria's northwestern Idlib province on November 30, 2024.

    Baghdad has a dark history with Syria-based Sunni fighters, thousands of whom crossed into Iraq after the 2003 US invasion and fuelled years of sectarian killing

    Iraq considers Syria intervention as rebels advance
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