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Pacific 2025: What is happening?!
Pacific 2025: What is happening?!
Navigating the shared challenges of climate change, geostrategic tensions, political upheaval, disaster recovery and decolonization plus a 50th birthday party.
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Olympian-turned-mayor Mahé Drysdale reflects on first few months on the job
Olympian Mahé Drysdale on his new life as mayor of Tauranga
Drysdale was elected in July as part of the first council to take back democratic control of the city.
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UK New Year honours include football boss and London mayor
UK New Year honours include football boss and London mayor
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.
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KidsCan founder Julie Chapman becomes a Dame
KidsCan founder Julie Chapman becomes a Dame
A woman who has devoted her life to fighting child poverty has been named a Dame in the New Year Honours list.
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Former US president Jimmy Carter dead at 100
Former US president Jimmy Carter dead at 100
He served as president from 1977 to 1981, and later received the Nobel Peace Prize for his humanitarian work.
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Gisborne council explores zoning changes to address housing crisis
Gisborne council eyes medium-density housing
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.
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Hundreds sit down to giant community lunches, as need soars
Hundreds sit down to giant community lunches, as need soars
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.
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Sobriety coach's tips for non-drinkers during festive season celebrations
Staying alcohol free this summer? Here's a few tips
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.
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Grave fears over fate of young people left homeless this festive season
'A crisis': Grave fears over fate of homeless youth this festive season
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.
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All 51 defendants found guilty in Gisele Pelicot rape case that horrified the world
All 51 defendants guilty in Gisele Pelicot rape case
Dominique Pelicot drugged his wife for almost a decade and invited strangers to rape her unconscious body. Audio
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The year in politics: Stories that dominated the headlines in 2024
The year in politics, month-by-month
It's been a long year in politics - James Shaw was still leading the Greens in February - remember that?
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NZ back in recession - but economists expect greater Reserve Bank interest rate cuts
NZ back in recession - but it may not all be bad
Bad news for the economy could mean good news for homeowners in the new year.
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Squishmallows: The viral toy proving popular for Christmas
The toy going viral this Christmas
With under a week to go until Christmas, children around the country are busy deciding which toys to put on their wishlists.
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Mediawatch: The good, bad and weird media in 2024
The good, bad and weird media in 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
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Opposition accuses Nicola Willis of 'creative accounting'
Opposition accuses Nicola Willis of 'creative accounting'
The finance minister's new indicator for measuring the budget has led to accusations of creative accounting from opposition parties. Audio
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Fast-track bill passes into law, amid protest
Fast-track bill passes into law, amid protest
Protesters shouted "this bill kills" and unfurled a banner before they were ordered to be removed.
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Auckland foodbanks face closure, reducing services as funding to stop
Foodbanks face closure with funding to stop
"I'm worried. I know hundreds of thousands of Aucklanders rely on the mission for food," the City Missioner says. Audio
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Have you ever wanted to run away from your life? Why this phenomenon is more common than you think
'Running away from your life' is more common than you think
Luigi Mangione was reported missing the month before allegedly murdering a CEO. Here's why he - and so many others - might want to disappear.
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Scentre Group looks to enter housing market by building residential stock on Westfield shopping centres
Westfield operator looks to build apartments on shopping centres
The malls - which are close to existing civic and transport hubs - "have the potential to be part of addressing the housing supply", CEO says.
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Pacific housing crisis stagnates despite growing demand
Pacific housing crisis stagnates despite growing demand
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.
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Why Kiwis are staying home for the summer holidays
Why Kiwis are staying home for the summer holidays
A recent poll shows more than a third New Zealanders haven't made holiday plans. Audio
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Fijian MP urges govt to fast-track development leases to address squatter settlement issue
Fijian MP urges govt to address squatter settlement issue
Opposition MP Praveen Bala says about 200,000 people live in informal settlements and the "insecure living environment contributes significantly to poverty levels".
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Two distant wars changed Syria's fortune. What comes next is impossible to know
What's happening in Syria? How wars in Ukraine and Lebanon changed everything
Analysis -The startling advance of Syria's opposition in a week is the unintended consequence of two other conflicts, one near and one far.
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The House: Housing Minister gives committee the 'supply and demand' talk
Housing Minister gives committee the 'supply and demand' talk
Housing is a common topic - its availability, quality, or cost. This week both housing ministers appeared before MPs. Audio
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Iraq considers Syria intervention as rebels advance
Iraq considers Syria intervention as rebels advance
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