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US election: Trump's fraud claims revive fears he may again seek to overturn election results
US election: Trump prepares to blame loss on fraud, overturn vote
Donald Trump continues to falsely claim his 2020 loss to Joe Biden was the result of widespread fraud, while he and his supporters have spread baseless claims about this election in Pennsylvania.
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Pacific Championships: Fetu Samoa aiming to secure Women's RLWC 2025 spot
Fetu Samoa aiming to secure Women's RLWC spot
The Samoan national women's side has its sights set on qualifying for the Women's Rugby League World Cup.
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Aratere grounding began with a 36-second autopilot mistake
Staff trained on autopilot override process now - KiwiRail boss
A single command sent the ship on a course the crew didn't know how to stop. Audio
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Slices of life: Wellington cartoonist Daniel Vernon on his new collection of essentially Kiwi moments
Slices of Kiwi life from cartoonist Daniel Vernon
Vernon is back with a new book depicting many shared experiences New Zealanders will know. Audio
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Celebrating young artists: 12-year-old Mama Ra crowned Cook Islands Has Talent winner
Celebrating young artists: 12-year-old Mama Ra crowned Cook Islands Has Talent winner
From emotional ballads to powerhouse performances, from soul-felt guitar to traditional ukulele showcases, the competition uncovered hidden gems in the island community.
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West Coast telehealth service receives hundreds of calls in first month
West Coast telehealth service receives hundreds of calls in first month
Only two people have complained about the service, but a patient advocate says others are reluctant to trust it.
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No specific rule against teachers using social media to contact students
Grooming fears: Call to ban teachers using social media to contact students
There have been 53 cases of teachers using social media to effectively groom young people in their care into some form of inappropriate relationship since 2010.
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Rapper Lil Durk arrested on suspicion of murder for hire
Rapper Lil Durk arrested on suspicion of murder for hire
Grammy-winning rapper Lil Durk has been arrested on suspicion of ordering the murder of a rival in 2022 from his position as leader of the Chicago-based rap collective Only the Family, federal…
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Grateful Dead bassist and founding member Phil Lesh has died at 84
Grateful Dead founding member Phil Lesh has died
The news was announced on Lesh's verified Instagram, which said he died "peacefully" on Saturday morning.
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Are there really 'secrets banks don't want you to know'?
Are there really 'secrets banks don't want you to know'?
You've probably seen the ads - but can you really 'pay off your mortgage in seven to 10 years'?
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US intelligence says foreign actors could stoke post-election violence
Fears foreign actors could stoke violence after US election
Russia, China and Iran are intent on fanning divisive narratives to divide Americans ahead of the 5 November US elections, intelligence officials say.
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Watch: Andrew Bayly faces Parliament over 'loser' comments
Watch: Andrew Bayly faces Parliament over 'loser' comments
The Prime Minister has defended Bayly - saying that although his behaviour had fallen short he had "unreservedly" and "genuinely" apologised.
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Local Government New Zealand wants more young people in local elections
Organisation pushes to see more young people in local elections
"It is a good and healthy thing for a council to have that range of views around the table," LGNZ President Sam Broughton says.
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'It became very real' - Air NZ passengers describe learning of bomb threat
'It became very real' - Air NZ passengers read about bomb threat online
The Air New Zealand flight grounded in Sydney after a bomb threat on Saturday is now back in service. Audio
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Reality break: You are not big or clever for hating on reality TV
Reality break: You are not big or clever for hating on reality TV
Opinion - The reality is that reality TV does not rot your brain. It's the opposite.
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Emma Maurice: Letters to the Editor
Dr Emma Maurice has been uncovering how Maori were portrayed in print media through archived letters to the editor. Audio
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King Charles and Queen Camilla are visiting Australia. In 1983, his tour with Princess Diana was 'utterly traumatic'
King Charles' 1983 Australia, NZ tour with Princess Diana 'utterly traumatic'
A 21-year-old on one of her first official tours abroad, Princess Diana landed in Alice Springs with one task: Shore up Australia's fealty to the crown.
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T20 World Cup: White Ferns coach Ben Sawyer admits 'it's been tough'
White Ferns coach admits 'it's been tough'
Ben Sawyer can feel some satisfaction that what he has put in place is starting to bare fruit.
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Ethnic leaders repeat calls for greater input in policy
Ethnic leaders repeat calls for greater input in policy
Community leaders highlighted immigration, health inequalities and crime as key areas of concern in a meeting with Labour chief Chris Hipkins.
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One Direction star Liam Payne's death leaves friends and fans in shock
'Such a loss': World reacts to Liam Payne's death
Fans and friends have begun paying tribute following the sudden death of the One Direction star.
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The gruelling injuries Nedd Brockmann endured for 1600km charity run in Sydney
The gruelling injuries Nedd Brockmann endured for 1600km run
Feet so swollen and blistered his shoes no longer fit. Bleeding from sweating so much and eventually using a wheelchair to get around. But he kept running.
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The tragic real life story behind Netflix's Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare
The tragic real life story behind Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare
Kirat Assi's world came crashing down after learning that a man she had been in a relationship with for eight years never really existed. Video
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Ditch the planner-speak, West Coast council team told
Ditch the planner-speak, council told
Council planners are being told to speak in plain English when they communicate with the public.
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French Polynesian president asks UN to bring France into decolonisation talks
French Polynesian president asks UN to bring France into decolonisation talks
Any United Nations' role in negotiating the territory's self-determination aspirations is rejected by France.
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Christchurch's International Antarctic Centre looking for a new penguin keeper
Dive right in: What it takes to be a penguin keeper
They say you should never work with animals or children, but these penguin keepers say it is the best job in the world.