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Abortion advocates push back against Roe v Wade ruling
In the United States, supporters of reproductive rights are mobilising en masse to fight back against the Supreme Court's ruling that abortion is not a constitutional right. As many as 26 states could… Audio
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Consumer Affairs Minister on Grocery Commissioner role
Consumer Affairs Minister David Clark has announced the new role of Grocery Commissioner to hold New Zealand's supermarket duopoly to account.
He discusses the details with Lisa Owen.
Video, Audio
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Watch: David Clark announces supermarket sector watchdog - the Grocery Commissioner
New Grocery Commissioner to 'keep supermarkets honest' - Minister
The government will set up a Grocery Commissioner as a watchdog for the supermarket industry, and is releasing a draft mandatory code of conduct. Audio
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ACC told to pay up after bullying of ex-employee leads to depression
'It's ironic that it's ACC': Ex-employee wins case over workplace bullying
An employment specialist says the woman's successful case against ACC gives weight to workplace mental injury claims.
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Mayoral candidate Paul Eagle on putting new billboards after taking down the last lot
'Sick of being singled out': Paul Eagle on the mayoral billboard saga
Wellington mayoral candidate Paul Eagle has removed digital billboards over the weekend after being asked to do so, but has put up billboards on new sites and says it is legal.
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NZTA's 'critical' IT risks to cost more than $50m to fix
NZTA's 'critical' IT risks to cost more than $50m to fix
The Transport Agency plans to spend more than $50 million tackling risks to its outdated technology that have been rated "critical" for years.
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NZ women's cricketers get match fee pay parity with men
NZ women's cricketers get match fee pay parity with men
New Zealand's professional women's and men's cricketers are set to receive the same match fees.
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F1 driver says halo saved his life
F1 driver says halo saved his life
Chinese driver Guanyu Zhou said Formula One's halo head protection system had saved him after his crushed car was wedged sideways between a tyre wall and metal fence at the British Grand Prix…
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Postcode lottery for aged care admittance - research
Postcode lottery for aged care admittance - research
Vulnerable people are being forced to wait too long for residential aged care beds and need much greater support when they are admitted, new research says.
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Organisations push government to address pay gap
A group of unions, charities and community groups being led by the MindtheGap campaign is urging that employers be required by law to report gender and ethnic paygaps.
MindTheGap says an analysis of… Audio
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Council funds rabbit population control efforts
Council funds rabbit population control efforts
The Otago Regional Council has dished out $100,000 to community groups across the region to help manage rabbit populations.
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Working holiday scheme changes needed sooner - Tourism industry
The tourism industry wants the extension of a popular working holiday visa to kick in earlier to help with staff shortages.
The Youth Mobility Scheme will now allow people aged between 18 and 35 to… Audio
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New minister in charge at a pivotal media moment
Legislation to create a new public media entity entered Parliament this week. Mediawatch talks to the new broadcasting minister Willie Jackson about how that will work, the future of Māori media - and… Audio
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New minister in charge at a pivotal media moment
New minister in charge at a pivotal media moment
Legislation to create a new public media entity entered Parliament this week. Mediawatch talks to the new broadcasting minister Willie Jackson about how that will work, the future of Māori media - and…
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Experts say Sydney's modern gangsters have become a lot less subtle
How Sydney's gangsters have become 'out of control'
Some experts believe Sydney gangsters have become much less "discreet" in settling scores and instead of making enemies disappear, they will now gun down rivals in front of their families and…
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Countdown moves toward phasing out plastic produce bags
Countdown moves toward phasing out plastic produce bags
Single-use produce bags are to be phased out by Countdown - the first New Zealand supermarket chain to do so.
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Introducing: Goldsmith Baynes
Audio 2 Jul 2022This week for introducing, its Goldsmith Baynes - Te Aranga o Matariki is a waiata that celebrates the rising of the constellation Matariki. It welcomes Matariki “Mānawatia a Matariki”, the “mātahi o… Video, Audio
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Introducing_Cootie Cuties
Tamaki Makaurau queer punk band Cootie Cuties introduce their song Panic Attack! Audio
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Ardern and Johnson agree to visa changes to benefit New Zealanders under 35
Ardern and Johnson agree to visa changes to benefit New Zealanders under 35
Young New Zealanders will be able to spend more time living and working in the United Kingdom under changes to a popular visa.
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Week in Politics: Luxon moves National out of a political danger zone
Week in Politics: Luxon moves National out of a political danger zone
Analysis - National's Christopher Luxon moves to defuse a potentially vote-losing disaster, the Health Minister's problems keep piling up and the PM speaks at a NATO summit and unveils an historic…
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Xi Jinping leaves mainland China for the first time in years
Xi Jinping has left mainland China for the first time since Covid hit - his destination speaks volumes
As Xi Jinping embarks on his first trip outside of mainland China since the pandemic began, observers suspect the anniversary visit could be a chance to further strengthen Beijing's hold on Hong Kong.
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Principals' Federation says schools face 'conundrum' over mask-wearing
Principals' Federation says schools face 'conundrum' over mask-wearing
An education sector leader has welcomed extra masks being supplied for primary school children, but has questioned the timing and says it will be a challenge to reinstate a culture of wearing them. Audio
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Council bills forestry companies as roads 'fall to bits'
Friction after forestry companies blamed as roads 'fall to bits'
The decision to introduce a targeted rate to help repair roads damaged by logging trucks is winning few friends in Taranaki.
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Stratford introduces forestry rate to pay for road repairs
A decision to introduce a targeted rate to help repair roads damaged by logging trucks is winning few friends in Taranaki.
Stratford District Council says the roads - some of which were designed for… Audio
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'Mauri of Rakiura being lost' to growing deer population
Deer wreaking havoc on Rakiura/Stewart Island, conservation board says
Rakiura iwi and residents have noticed an increase in numbers of the introduced pest on the island, and fear the impact they may be having on more remote areas of Rakiura National Park.