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CNMI House panel sends Torres impeachment resolution to full House
CNMI House panel sends Torres impeachment resolution to full House
The CNMI committee investigating impeachment allegations against the Governor voted to send to the full House a resolution that impeaches him.
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Concern about level of water safety education after spate of drownings
'We need to focus on our rivers and lakes' - Water Safety NZ CEO
There have been at least 25 water-related and suspected drownings since the start of December, including three yesterday. Audio
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Report from the future: NZ looking good in 2040 – here’s how we did it
Report from the future: How Aotearoa will be a better place in 2040
Opinion - There are many reasons to be pessimistic about the future - but what if we got it right? Here's Thomas Nash's case for optimism.
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Canterbury businesses see immigration restrictions as biggest challenge for 2022
'Businesses screaming out to get more people' in Canterbury
Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce chief executive Leann Watson says even before the Covid-19 restrictions on immigration were introduced, Canterbury was already short of workers.
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A dozen quirky new laws you may not have heard of
A dozen quirky new laws you may not have heard of
Here's 12 up-and-coming bits of legislation you may have missed thanks to the hustle and bustle of Covid-19 last year.
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UK workplaces told to plan for absences of up to 25 percent as Covid surges
UK workplaces told to plan for absences of up to 25 percent as Covid surges
Ministers in the UK have been tasked with developing "robust contingency plans" for workplace absences, as the government warned rising cases could see up to a quarter of staff off work.
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Covid-19 Omicron variant: No further spread into community
Covid-19: More cases at border leads to 'more opportunities for it to escape'
New Zealand must look at ways to reduce the number of Covid-19 infected travellers arriving into New Zealand as cases at the border increase, epidemiologist Michael Baker says.
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Why the 'Dunedin Sound' is something Kiwis can be proud of
Because we've just taken a trip into Dunedin's past, and specifically The Empire Hotel, we thought it would be appropriate for our music feature this morning to be focused on of course, the Dunedin… Audio
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2021 road toll: 'Too high, little progress made' - AA
2021 road toll: 'Too high, little progress made' - AA
Road deaths are disproportionately high despite pandemic lockdowns, the AA says, with 319 people killed in crashes in 2021.
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Ghislaine Maxwell: Survivors speak of relief after guilty verdict
Survivors describe relief at Maxwell guilty verdict
Annie Farmer, who was groomed by Ghislaine Maxwell, says she hopes the verdict will bring others solace.
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New Year honours: Six new dames and knights announced
Lisa Carrington among six new dames and knights announced in New Year honours
New Zealand's most successful Olympian, a Māori Battalion veteran and a driving force in public health are among six New Zealanders appointed knights and dames today.
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Wellington Phoenix women thumped by inform Sydney
Wellington Phoenix women thumped by inform Sydney
The Wellington Phoenix have been beaten 5-0 by Sydney FC in their A-League women's game in Wollongong with all of the goals coming in the first half.
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Covid-19 wrap: Urgent search for DJ's close contacts, second Omicron case in community
Waiting game as Omicron case's close contacts urgently chased up
As some North Island regions move to the orange traffic light setting at 11.59pm, New Zealand is racing to ensure Omicron cases in the community don't become another outbreak.
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MetService's 2021 weather review: a tornado, floods and record heat
MetService's 2021 weather review: a tornado, floods and record heat
MetService has issued a look back at 2021's significant weather events, with a tornado, heat records, and plenty of rain among the extreme events.
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UK reports record new Covid-19 cases after Johnson rules out restrictions
UK reports record new Covid-19 cases after Johnson rules out restrictions
Britain has reported a record 129,471 new cases of Covid-19, one day after Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he would not bring in new restrictions to limit the spread of the virus this year.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu, South African anti-apartheid activist, dies aged 90
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, South African anti-apartheid activist, dies aged 90
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace laureate and veteran of South Africa's struggle against white minority rule, has died aged 90, the presidency said on Sunday.
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What is the real cost of a switch to biofuels?
What is the real cost of a switch to biofuels?
The shift to use more biofuels is forecast to raise petrol prices and knock up to $1b off NZ's economic growth within four years, but not making a move could also carry big, uncalculated costs.
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Department of Conservation trialling ground-based hunters to target Himalayan tahr
Department of Conservation trialling ground-based hunters to target Himalayan tahr
Ground-based hunters are being trialled this summer on the West Coast as the of Department of Conservation continues to manage tahr populations.
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Aged care provider charges families $10pp for its own vaccine pass
Aged care provider charges families $10pp for its own vaccine pass
Staff shortages have prompted one aged care provider to introduce its own form of vaccine pass so people can visit their older loved ones over the holidays.
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Hong Kong universities remove more monuments marking Tiananmen
Hong Kong universities remove more monuments marking Tiananmen
Two more Hong Kong universities have taken down monuments commemorating the Tiananmen massacre.
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Aged care provider Enliven Retirement Homes charging families $10pp for its own form of vaccine pass
Aged care provider charges families $10pp for its own vaccine pass
Enliven Retirement Homes, which operate 14 sites across the North Island, is charging families $10 per person for vaccine passes on lanyards and access to their family outside of normal reception…
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Omicron up to 70% less likely to need hospital care, UK study shows
Omicron up to 70% less likely to need hospital care, UK study shows
People catching Omicron are 50 percent to 70 percent less likely to need hospital care compared with previous variants, a major analysis says.
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CNMI governor says he will not resign
CNMI governor says he will not resign
The Governor of the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas says he will not resign despite conceding earlier that the House of Representatives has the numbers to impeach him.
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NSW records 5612 Covid-19 cases and one death
Concern over impact on health staff as NSW cases exceed 5600
New South Wales has recorded 5612 new Covid-19 cases and one death as mandatory restrictions are re-introduced.
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Midday News for 24 December 2021
Audio 24 Dec 2021A manhunt and a homicide investigation are underway in the Auckland suburb of Mt Roskill, after a man in his 20s was shot dead and two others were injured last night. One of the country's largest aged… Audio