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Covid-19 vaccine summit: EU leaders urge unity
Covid-19 vaccine summit: EU leaders urge unity
European countries must not turn on each other amid growing tensions over Covid vaccine supplies, the president of the EU Parliament has said.
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Doomscrolling the housing crisis: Soap opera, fairy tale or horrorscope?
Doomscrolling the housing crisis: Soap opera, fairy tale or horrorscope?
Opinion - 'The Housing Crisis' saga defies all genre norms - somehow managing to be farce, tragedy and a drama about real people's lives all at the same time, Anna Rawhiti-Connell writes.
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Carbon neutral magazine The Forever Project
The Forever Project is a Stuff magazine that addresses the threat of climate change. Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Tuungafasi cleared to play by Sanzaar judiciary, Blatter has banned extended and Kyle Jamieson fined for dissent.
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'Extremely vigorous, pooing well' new baby Galapagos tortoises
Audio 25 Mar 2021Auckland Zoo has welcomed 4 new baby Galapagos tortoises to the world. Their ectotherm team have been looking after the newborns since they hatched 2 months ago to parents Chippie and Smiley. They've… Audio
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What is a bright-line test?
What is a bright-line test?
Analysis - The bright-line test rule was extended from five to 10 years under the government's new housing plan announced yesterday, but what does it mean?
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Housing package opens door to investor angst, renter despondency
Housing package opens door to investor angst, renter despondency
Real estate agents say the government's housing announcements are causing angst and confusion amongst property investors, with some dropping listings or trying to rush sales through.
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Cheap Kmart blender fails after one week - Consumer NZ
Cheap Kmart blender fails after one week - Consumer NZ
Kmart champions "low prices for life" - just don't expect some of its products to last longer than a few years, let alone a lifetime, Consumer New Zealand warns.
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Returnees must stay longer in NZ to bypass MIQ fees, govt announces
Returnees must stay in NZ for six months for MIQ fees exemption
The amount of time returning New Zealand citizens and residents will need to stay in the country to avoid paying managed isolation fees is set to increase.
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Master of Chesse Juliet Harbutt
Juliet Harbutt, often described as the 'Master of Cheese' is holding a master class in Auckland on Friday night. Audio
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Nearly 4000 mortgages remain on deferral scheme as it comes to an end
Nearly 4000 mortgages remain on deferral scheme as it comes to an end
The mortgage deferral scheme, set up by the government during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, ends on 31 March.
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Labour hopes changes bring stability to housing market, Ardern says 'we'll see' if prices fall
'It will make housing less affordable for people renting' - Tax expert
Jacinda Ardern is refusing to say if she would like to see house prices fall on the back of changes designed to make homes more affordable. Audio
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Government changes current family home exemption for extended bright-line test
Housing changes have tax impact for some family homes
The change allows for a scenario where if the family home is not used as such for more than a year, it becomes subject to the bright-line test.
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Police trialled DJI drones before investigating US security concerns
Police trialled drones before investigating 'potential security issues'
Police trialled drones before looking into security concerns swirling in the US about data from the flying machines being hijacked or hacked.
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Jacinda Ardern on government's new measures to cool housing market
The government is being accused of introducing a capital gains tax by stealth as part of its plans to tackle the housing crisis.
In a bid to cool the market, the government is lengthening the time… Audio
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In brief: News from around the Pacific for 23 March
In brief: News from around the Pacific for 23 March
Security firms clash at PNG's airport, France sends more police to New Caledonia, Samoan rehabilitation services are inundated, and more.
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South Wairarapa Mayor says Three Waters reform 'mockery of proper consultation'
Mayor says Three Waters reform 'mockery of proper consultation'
South Wairarapa's Mayor has called the Three Waters reform "a mockery of proper consultation" after the latest round of workshops.
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First home buyers hoped for more from new housing policy
First home buyers hoped for more from new housing policy
Those struggling to afford their first home say the government's housing package does not go far enough to help them get a foot in the door.
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Finn Allen gets Black Caps call-up
Finn Allen gets Black Caps call-up
The Wellington batsman Finn Allen has been called into the Black Caps for the first time, being named in the New Zealand T20 squad for the three match series against Bangladesh.
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Catholic Church on abuse: 'We are ashamed and saddened'
Catholic Church on abuse: 'We are ashamed and saddened'
The Catholic Church in New Zealand has vowed to address abuse and put a stop to it, but survivors say they have no confidence in the church process.
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Alice and the Wizard: A 30-year engagement
Alice and the Wizard: A 30-year engagement
It is a love story like no other. Alice Flett and the Wizard have been together for nearly 50 years. Next year will mark 30 years since they were engaged, but the couple are no nearer to tying the… Video
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The Panel with Michele A'Court and Stephen Jacobi (Part 2)
Audio 22 Mar 2021Wellington City councillor Tamatha Paul discusses growing concerns over the safety of Wellington at night. There are calls for a voucher system to be introduced to provide a stimulus boost for the… Audio
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Cooking for the environment with lots of flavour
Award-winning UK chef Anna Jones has a new book of one-pot dishes - One: Pot, Pan, Planet has simple recipes for less waste and amazing taste. Audio
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Migrant says unjustified benefit refusals and delays keeping numbers down
'It's like a battle of attrition' - Migrant says benefit refusals and delays unjustified
A migrant who was refused government support when he lost his job says unjustified rejections and delays are being used to keep benefit-application numbers low.
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The Great Firewall of China - how to control the Internet
What could the internet look like in the future, and how closely might it resemble what users in China experience?Kathryn speaks to James Griffiths, a Hong Kong-based journalist who has taken an… Audio