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Government quietly rejects advice to set more ambitious 'net negative' emissions goal
Government quietly rejects advice to set more ambitious 'net negative' emissions goal
The decision to retain the 2050 net-zero target ignores Climate Change Commission advice that New Zealand can, and should be, doing more.
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'Wear bright colours': Funeral to be held for children killed in Sanson house fire as mum Chelsey Field releases statement
'Wear bright colours': Funeral for siblings killed in fire to be held next week
Chelsey Field has opened up about August, Hugo and Goldie, in what was being treated as a murder-suicide. Audio
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Full statement by Chelsey Field, mum to August, Hugo and Goldie who died in the Sanson house fire
'My children did not deserve this': The full statement from mother Chelsey Field
Field, whose children died in a fire in Sanson has spoken out for the first time. These are her words in full.
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G20 leaders are 'saving the furniture' as Trump leads a boycott
Trump leads boycott of G20 summit
The high-powered gathering represents 85 percent of global GDP and two-thirds of the world's population, but the US won't be there.
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Mortuary technician has medical licence cancelled after sharing image of dissected human skull, making inappropriate online comments
Mortuary technician's 'immoral and repugnant' online conduct
The forensic pathologist shared an image of a dissected human skull on social media and discussed the merits of cannibalism and eating human.
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Emergency housing motels end in Rotorua - but has it just shifted the problem elsewhere?
No families left in Rotorua emergency housing - but where are they?
At its peak, there were more than 240 families place across 13 motels. Now there are zero.
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Emergency housing motels end in Rotorua - but has it just shifted the problem elsewhere?
No families left in Rotorua emergency housing - but where are they?
At its peak, there were more than 240 families place across 13 motels. Now there are zero.
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Sanson deaths now being treated as homicide, police confirm
Fatal fire: Sanson deaths being treated as homicide, police confirm
Police have confirmed they are now treating the fatal incident - where three children and their father died - as a homicide.
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Morning Report : Labour Party leader Chris Hipkins on capital gains tax
Morning Report : Labour Party leader Chris Hipkins on capital gains tax
The Labour leader says he is comfortable with where the Capital Gains Tax policy has landed, after a survey showed voters were split on the idea. Audio
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'The hardest journey possible': $250,000 raised for mother of children killed in Sanson fire
'The hardest journey possible' ahead for mother of Sanson children
Police are continuing to comb through the scene of a house fire in Manawatū where three children and their father died.
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Refuge organisations shocked at increase in women needing to escape abuse
Refuge organisations shocked at increase in women needing to escape abuse
Family violence service provider Shine says it has seen a 58 percent increase in women needing to use their refuges over the past financial year. Audio
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Watch: Police discuss murder-suicide of three children and father in Sanson fire
Father who died at Sanson house not killed by the blaze
August, Hugo, and Goldie died along with their father, Dean Field, during a house fire on Saturday. Audio
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Death of three children and father after Sanson fire being treated as murder-suicide
Death of children and father after fire treated as murder-suicide
August, Hugo and Goldie, aged 1 to 7, have been named as the victims of the blaze, while their father's body has also been recovered. Audio
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Mediawatch: BBC under pressure from outside - and within amid edit scandal
BBC under pressure from outside - and within amid edit scandal
A single edit in a Panorama episode ended up at the epicentre of what some are now calling an existential crisis for the world's biggest broadcaster.
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Tonga election: Women's advocate urges greater female representation in parliament
Tonga election: Women 'bring different lived experiences'
The Women and Children's Crisis Centre in Tonga is calling for a stronger female voice in the kingdom's parliament, as only eight women are confirmed to contest the polls next week.
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BBC apologises to Trump over documentary edit of US president’s speech
BBC apologises to Trump over documentary edit of US president’s speech
A BBC spokesperson says that lawyers for the broadcaster had written to Trump's legal team.
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'Ego manoeuvring' behind the scenes at COP30, Pacific delegate at the UN climate talks says
'Ego manoeuvring' behind the scenes at COP30, Pacific delegate says
"Political and ego manoeuvring" is happening behind the scenes at COP30 in Brazil, as Australia and Türkiye wrestle to host the United Nations climate event next year. Audio
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‘I can’t take any more of this,’ Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor told Epstein, newly released emails show
Andrew told Epstein 'I can't take any more of this', emails show
Newly released documents from Jeffrey Epstein's estate have once again raised questions over the former prince's account of his friendship with the late sex offender.
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'Utterly disgraceful': Parliament reacts to McSkimming saga
'Utterly disgraceful': Parliament reacts to McSkimming saga
Question time was pushed back on Wednesday this week so that the House could address the report of the Independent Police Conduct Authority into misconduct at police.
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$300,000 Auckland Christmas decorations spark mixed feelings
Council's $300,000 Christmas decorations raise eyebrows
Auckland Council has commissioned an artist to build a series of five-metre tall pillars but some in the city are saying the price tag is too high. Audio
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Rough sleepers fear being pushed to unfamiliar suburbs as government considers central Auckland ban
Rough sleepers fear being pushed to suburbs if city ban goes ahead
People living on the streets of Auckland's CBD are urging the government to continue putting money into housing. Audio
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Homeless becoming more desperate, court worker says
Homeless becoming more desperate, court worker says
A frontline worker at Auckland District Court says more people with complex mental health and addiction problems are coming to her for help. Audio
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor summoned by US Congressional panel for questioning over ties to Jeffrey Epstein
Andrew summoned by US Congress panel for Epstein questioning
The former prince was sent a letter by Democratic members of the House Committee on Oversight, requesting he submit to questioning.
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Nancy Pelosi, Democratic giant, Trump foe, first woman House speaker, to retire
US Democratic giant, Trump foe Nancy Pelosi to retire
Pelosi, the first woman to serve as speaker of the House of Representatives, announced she will step down at the next election.
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Former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming's offensive search terms revealed
'Just kept escalating': Former police boss' offensive search terms revealed
Court documents reveal the extent of former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming's viewing of objectionable material on his work devices,