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How diplomats have broken the law in NZ - and what happened next
How diplomats have broken the law in NZ - and what happened next
A handful of foreign diplomats have misbehaved during their time here - and not all of them have been brought to justice.
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Disabled man 'let down' as fourth summer in 'sweat box' motel unit looms
Disabled man 'let down' as fourth summer in 'sweat box' motel unit looms
Shane Emeny says the current arrangement is affecting his health and he's on "a lonely path" as he waits for a state house. Audio
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China denounces Taiwan president’s Pacific tour as he stops off in Hawaii and Guam
China denounces Taiwan president's Pacific tour as he stops off in Hawaii and Guam
On Saturday, Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te landed in Hawaii, bowed his head, and was garlanded with flowers.
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Knight's Choice wins 2024 Melbourne Cup
Cup winner Knight's Choice trained by Kiwi
Twenty-three years ago Sheila Laxon was the first female trainer to win the Melbourne Cup when Ethereal won the Caulfield-Melbourne Cup double.
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Melbourne Cup: What you need to know
Melbourne Cup: What you need to know
The three New Zealand horses in the Melbourne Cup are all at long odds.
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New Zealand woman caught smuggling methamphetamine into Australia
NZ woman caught smuggling 52kg meth into Australia
The 23-year-old woman was arrested at Sydney Airport after border officials found 52 packages in her luggage labelled as Chinese tea, which turned out to be methamphetamine.
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Extended supervison orders: When the rules on sexual and violent offenders fall down
When the rules on sexual offenders fall down
Extended supervision orders should keep tabs on serious offenders, but sometimes they're not granted - and sometimes they don't work.
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When the rules on sexual and violent offenders fall down
Extended supervision orders should keep tabs on serious offenders, but sometimes they're not granted - and sometimes they don't work Audio
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Premier Hockey League to test Black Sticks
Premier Hockey League to test Black Sticks
Black Sticks contracts on the line during new Premier Hockey League.
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New alluvial gold mine likely to be partly running in Millers Flat by October
New gold mine likely to be partly running by October
Another mining company is going for gold in Central Otago, with hopes an alluvial gold mine will be a boon for the business and local communities.
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Is a ‘rich pricks’ attitude stopping Aotearoa from getting to grips with growing inequality?
Is a 'rich pricks' attitude holding NZ back?
New Zealanders struggle to speak candidly about wealth, which might make it hard to address growing inequality.
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Police officer decided to shoot before Shargin Stephens moved toward him - coroner
Police officer decided to shoot before Shargin Stephens moved toward him - coroner
Coroner Michael Robb says it was "abundantly clear" the officer made a decision as he was running toward Shargin Stephens that he was going to shoot him if he did not drop his weapon.
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Lasers pointed at helicopters threatened lives, rescue pilot says
Lasers pointed at helicopters threatened lives, rescue pilot says
It comes after two rescue helicopters had lasers shone into their cockpits in the last week.
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Rugby league: Ron Coote named Australia's 14th 'Immortal'
Rugby league: Ron Coote named Australia's 14th 'Immortal'
Souths and Easts NRL premiership-winning player Ron Coote has been announced as the 14th rugby league Immortal.
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Lyttelton Port Company's mandatory fitness test for staff concerning, Maritime Union says
Port's mandatory fitness test for staff concerning, union says
The assessments were introduced at the end of July, recommended by accident investigators after a staff member was killed on the job in 2022.
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New weapons in the war on weeds
AgResearch's Map and Zap device is a glimpse of a future without herbicides Video, Audio
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Robots with lasers, killing weeds
New weapons in the war on weeds
AgResearch's Map and Zap device is a glimpse of a future without herbicides
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Call for government ban on rifles easily cut down into handguns
Call for government ban on rifles easily cut down into handguns
At least one in five Alfa carbines and Alfa hunters brought into NZ in three years has been passed on to criminals, police say. Audio
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Campaigners want tighter restrictions on specific rifle
Gun control campaigners want tighter restrictions on a type of rifle that is easily cut down into a hand gun. Police estimate at least 163 of the 782 Alfa carbines and Alfa hunters brought into the… Audio
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Māori All Blacks honour teammate Connor Garden-Bachop
Māori All Blacks honour teammate
The Māori All Blacks are mourning the loss of teammate Connor Garden-Bachop.
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Who are New Zealand's richest siblings, Zuru owners Mat and Nick Mowbray?
Who are the new duo topping the Rich List?
They're the richest siblings in New Zealand, so what do we know about the Mowbrays? Audio
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Is a house really an investment?
Is a house really an investment? There are plenty of reasons to think otherwise
It might be a big part of your financial life, but should it be?
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Trump's attacks on US justice system after guilty verdict could be useful to autocrats like Putin
Trump's attacks on US justice system could be useful to Putin
As Trump made unfounded claims his trial was "rigged", Putin was probably "rubbing his hands with glee", expert says.
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The Week in Politics: Willis sails against strong headwinds
The Week in Politics: Willis sails against strong headwinds
Preparing to present one of the most difficult budgets, a National MP gets himself into trouble and the First Home Buyers Grant is scrapped.
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'Standing room only': Packed meeting over closure of Reefton aged care home
'Standing room only': Packed meeting over closure of Reefton aged care home
Reefton people desperate to save their only rest home packed into a meeting on Tuesday.