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Why so many retired Kiwis are experiencing loneliness
Why so many retired Kiwis are experiencing loneliness
"It's like this void, this emptiness in the room." Audio
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Trump’s tariffs are nothing new - NZ’s real problem is the failing free trade system itself
Trump's tariffs are nothing new - NZ's real problem is the failing free trade system itself
Analysis: Many of Trump's trade policies are an extension of recent US-centric strategies to dismantle the global free trade model.
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Wanting to sell your house? It may take 7 years before you don't face a loss
Wanting to sell your house? It may take 7 years before you don't face a loss
That is, if you bought a house at the peak of the market.
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Police had warnings about Westfield Bondi Junction killer's behaviour before mass stabbing, coroners court told
Police warned about Bondi killer's behaviour before mass stabbing, coroners court told
The man who fatally stabbed six people in Bondi Junction had not been taking medication to treat his mental illness, prompting his parents to confiscate his hunting knives.
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10 reasons why US president-elect Donald Trump can’t derail global climate action
10 reasons why US president-elect can't derail global climate action
Opinion - Undeniably, Donald Trump's return to the White House is a real setback for climate action, write Wesley Morgan and Ben Newell.
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Abuse in care: Māori survivors on what a national apology means to them
Apologise, then act: What Māori survivors of abuse want
One says it's just words. Another calls it a "waste of space". But the survivors RNZ spoke to all say one thing about today's national apology: don't stop there. Audio
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Voting open on Zespri's overseas planting plans
Voting open on Zespri's overseas planting plans
The kiwifruit company wants to plant in Italy, France, Japan, South Korea and Greece.
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Economic upheaval and political opportunity - what Trump's return could mean for China
What Trump's return could mean for China
China is bracing for what could be a volatile and highly unpredictable path ahead in its escalating great power rivalry with the United States.
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Hoteliers keeping the bed tax dream alive
Hoteliers keeping the bed tax dream alive
Momentum is growing for a national bed tax that could see people paying extra to help cover tourism-related costs. Audio
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Dollar soars, bitcoin hits record, stocks swing as Trump win seen
Dollar soars, bitcoin hits record, stocks swing as Trump win seen
News that the former president's party had won control of the Senate boosted the prospect of sweeping tax cuts, more tariffs and deregulation - seen as a boost for the greenback.
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More mortgage defaults likely with higher unemployment - RBNZ
More mortgage defaults likely with higher unemployment - RBNZ
The financial sector is strong enough to cope with the shocks, according to a new Reserve Bank report.
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How the US election may affect Pacific Island nations
How the US election may affect Pacific Island nations
As the US election unfolds, American territories such as the Northern Marianas, American Samoa, and Guam, along with the broader Pacific region, will be watching the developments. Audio
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Angry crowds boo and throw eggs at Spanish king as he visits flood-hit Valencia
Angry crowd pelts Spain's king with eggs
Some in the crowd shouted "murderers" as King Felipe visited the town of Paiporta along with Spain's prime minister and the regional governor. Audio
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The Post's owner signs up to new Wellington pressure group
The Post's owner signs up to new Wellington pressure group
Two top US papers copped backlash when billionaire owners interfered in election coverage. Mediawatch asks if the boss of Stuff could compromise her own company's coverage in Wellington.
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The Diplomat was a smash hit in its first season, here's what you need to know about the second
The Diplomat is back, here's what you need to know
The first season of The Diplomat was a smash hit - and with the US presidential election around the corner, it's never been a better time to watch. Video
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Chris Penk lays foundations for self-certified building scheme
Chris Penk lays foundations for self-certified building scheme
As the government sets about laying the foundations for tradespeople to sign off their own work, RNZ sits down with the minister responsible to hammer out the details. Audio
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Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu elected as Fiji's new president
Ratu Naiqama Lalabalavu elected as Fiji's new president
Ratu Naiqama was the current speaker of parliament and nominated by Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka.
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Forum troika’s visit highlights value of regionalism for New Caledonia
Forum troika's visit highlights value of regionalism for New Caledonia
The three-day visit to from Pacific leaders seems to have triggered a new sense of awareness locally about the values of Pacific regional mechanisms of "talanoa", writes Patrick Decloitre.
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New Wellington City Mission opens: 'To safeguard, protect and nurture'
New Wellington City Mission opens: 'To safeguard, protect and nurture'
There is no "us and them" at Whakamaru, Wellington City Mission's new $50 million facility.
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Watch: How the government is moving to streamline building consents
How the government plans to streamline building consents
The new scheme would allow qualified trade professionals to sign-off on low-risk projects without needing council inspection. Audio
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Wellington housing fast-tracked, but rail infrastructure lags behind
Government accused of undermining project it's fast-tracked
More than 8000 new homes are set to be fast-tracked on the outskirts of Wellington, but the region's public transport plan is up in the air. Audio
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Far North man sentenced to 20 years for rape, abuse of girls
Far North man sentenced to 20 years for rape, abuse of girls
A man found guilty for multiple counts of sexual abuse on young girls has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, and warned he will serve the full term if he does not admit responsibility.
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Trump rally at Madison Square Garden begins with vulgar, racist remarks from allies
Trump rally at Madison Square Garden begins with vulgar, racist remarks from allies
Donald Trump headlined a rally at New York's Madison Square Garden that began with a series of vulgar and racist remarks by allies of the former president.
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Green shoots after central Wellington retail struggle
Big-name businesses returning to struggling Wellington centre
Wellington's Golden Mile has done it tough this year, with grim financial times leading to the closure of about 50 stores, but some businesses are staying the course and even expanding. Audio
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‘Trail of broken promises’: $34m council land sale disappoints Tauranga hapū
'Trail of broken promises': Council's sale to developer disappoints
"We just get kicked around all over the place": Land the local hapū wanted to buy for homes, has instead been sold to a private developer.