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Call for a Fiji rugby players association gets support
Call for a Fiji rugby players association gets support
Opinion - Is there a need to have a rugby players association or union in Fiji? It's about time, writes Iliesa Tora.
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Changing the c-word: Cult survivors on sensationalism and stigma
Changing the c-word: Cult survivors on sensationalism and stigma
Opinion - Cults are a hot topic but the stereotypes that come with them can hurt their victims, writes author Anke Richter.
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Review: This is the F#$%ing News by Patrick Gower
Review: This is the F#$%ing News
'Paddy' Gower is most impressive in this memoir when he's most vulnerable, David Hill writes.
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Seven things to know about the US vice presidential debate
Seven things to know about the US vice presidential debate
Analysis - It was a surprisingly cordial debate between Tim Walz and JD Vance, but it revealed stark differences. Jeremy Rees looks at what we learned.
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Walz, Vance clash at policy-heavy vice presidential debate
How the Walz v Vance debate unfolded
Analysis - The vice presidential debate was heavy on policy disagreements - but light on personal attacks.
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Te Ahu o te Reo programme supported Crown goals and was highly valued - report
Review finds benefits of teacher te reo course before cuts
A programme teaching teachers te reo that had its funding slashed was in high demand, had overwhelmingly positive feedback, and radiated benefits to pupils and whānau, an independent report says.
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Happy, sad or angry? AI can detect emotions in text according to new research
Happy, sad or angry? AI can detect emotions in text according to new research
Analysis - If AI can read our emotions, how do we ensure this capability is used responsibly? How do we protect privacy? These are crucial questions that must be addressed as the technology continues…
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All Blacks Rugby Championship campaign: what we learned
All Blacks Rugby Championship campaign: what we learned
Analysis: Scott Robertson's side wrapped up the Rugby Championship with a win over the Wallabies - here's the key talking points.
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Sea Lion Trust offers $5k reward over baby's shooting
Sea Lion Trust offers $5k reward over baby's shooting
The reward comes after a baby sea lion was shot in an estuary in the Catlins then left to die a slow, painful death.
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Woman avoids deportation to China after stabbing ex-husband's new partner
Woman avoids deportation after stabbing ex-husband's new partner
A woman who arrived in New Zealand from China hoping for a new life was later devastated by the end of her marriage following her husband's affair.
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Philip Polkinghorne murder trial spotlights mental health in the media
Polkinghorne trial spotlights mental health in the media
Coverage of the trial blurred the lines on reporting suicide - and raised questions about how mental health can be aired in a healthy way.
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Failed attempts on Donald Trump's life 'miracles' - Melania Trump
Failed attempts on Donald Trump's life 'miracles' - Melania Trump
In a sit-down interview ahead of her book release, she talks about what it was like learning her husband had been shot. Video
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Polkinghorne documentary confirmed by director Mark McNeill
Is there a Polkinghorne documentary coming?
With a not-guilty verdict still reverberating around the country, at least one film crew is working on a documentary. Is that a good thing?
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A first-hand account of George Speight's 2000 coup in Fiji
A first-hand account of George Speight's 2000 coup in Fiji
First person - While we have pardoned him, and let him go to his family, we must ensure he and such people never ever assume public or political office, writes Nirmal Singh Cheema.
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Why can’t the All Blacks close out test matches?
Why can’t the All Blacks close out test matches?
Bledisloe I gave us the now very familiar story of this All Black side, writes Jamie Wall. How can they fix it? Video
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California firefighter accused of sparking blazes in the state's wine country
California firefighter accused of setting five fires
Robert Matthew Hernandez is accused of setting five fires between 15 August and 14 September while off-duty.
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Media getting the silent treatment from politicians
Media getting the silent treatment from politicians
There are claims politicians are dodging media interviews - but the way the media handle them might be part of the problem. Video
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Dubai chocolate, Tokos Tacos, Baby G Burger and Fankery: Kiwi food businesses that started off as stalls
Behind NZ's version of the 'viral Dubai chocolate bar'
Nikita Joel only started selling her pistachio chocolate bars three weeks ago. Now, people queue in their hundreds and thousands sell online.
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Convicted sex offender James Parker denied parole for third time
Convicted sex offender James Parker denied parole for third time
The former deputy principal has been in jail since 2013 for offences against boys while he was a teacher at Pamapuria School, near Kaitāia.
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A Very Royal Scandal - what we learned from the new Prince Andrew drama
Pulling back the curtain on that controversial Prince Andrew interview
A Very Royal Scandal unpacks the lead up to the Newsnight interview in which Prince Andrew was forced to pick apart his friendship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Video
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Fijian player, rugby union and the prime minister: Who has the last laugh?
Player, rugby union and the prime minister: Who has the last laugh?
Opinion - With the public fallout between ex-Flying Fijians captain Waisea Nayacalevu and Fiji Rugby, with PM Sitiveni Rabuka weighing in on the saga, one major wrong is revealed.
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Instagram 'teen accounts' might not work but we have to try - consultant
Instagram 'teen accounts' might not work but we have to try - consultant
Children aren't meant to vape, smoke or drink and we regulate those things, a social media consultant says. Audio
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Frenchwoman in mass rape case denounces husband, other suspects as 'degenerates'
Frenchwoman in mass rape case denounces husband
Gisele Pelicot told a French court: 'forgiveness does not exist' after a copy cat case was revealed.
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Budget 2024: Light at the end of the tunnel
Budget 2024: Light at the end of the tunnel
The House - The government's maiden Budget is finally reaching the end of its long approval process, and it's going to be just in time. Audio
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Kiribati 'exercising sovereignty' in diplomat ban - academics
Kiribati 'exercising sovereignty' in diplomat ban - academics
Pacific states can be increasingly expected to call the shots as to when, and if, they can accommodate visiting diplomatic missions.