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Bondi Rescue lifeguard describes rush to help victims of Sydney mall stabbing
Lifeguard describes rush to help victims of Sydney mall stabbing
Bondi Rescue's Andrew Reid told RNZ he was buying a bunk bed when a sales assistant said they had to evacuate as people were being stabbed outside. Audio
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Pensioner housing unit owners worried for future after sale falls through
'Gigantic waste of time': Pensioner unit owners worried as sale falls through
They thought they were buying their "forever homes" - but say it's now unclear what will happen.
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The week in politics: Targets, truants and MPs' pay pickle
The week in politics: Targets, truants and MPs' pay pickle
Analysis - A look back at "ambitious" public service targets, plans to fix school attendance and pay rises for politicians.
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Former Green Party co-leader James Shaw to leave parliament next month
Former Green Party co-leader James Shaw to leave parliament next month
James Shaw will deliver his valedictory statement on 1 May.
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Six months into Gaza war, Israel faces deepening isolation
Six months into Gaza war, Israel faces deepening isolation
Six months into the war in Gaza, the killing of a group of aid workers summed up the dire humanitarian crisis and the lack of a clear way out of a conflict leaving Israel increasingly isolated.
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Week in Politics: Truancy presents delicate problems for the government
Truancy presents delicate problems for govt
Analysis - The government's "things to do" list gets a hostile reception, moves to get more children attending school could affect every parent, and is the PM running NZ like a company?
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French Senate endorses new election rules for New Caledonia, but with amendments
French Senate endorses new election rules for New Caledonia, but with amendments
Analysis - The French Senate on Tuesday endorsed a Constitutional review project bearing significant modifications to the local electoral rules for New Caledonia, but with amendments.
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Breathe slow, never start too low: Former crisis negotiator's top tips for securing a deal
Former crisis negotiator's top tips for securing a deal
Lance Burdett knows how to talk criminals down - and says when asking for a raise or buying a house, many of the same principles can be applied.
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How to negotiate a better deal
As well as being Easter Monday, and April Fools day today is also something a little less exciting - the start of the new tax year. Many of us are taking stock of our finances and thinking ahead for… Audio
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King Charles has a princess shortage and it could pose a challenge for his vision of a modern monarchy
King Charles has a princess shortage. Here's why that matters
As King Charles tries to keep an ancient institution alive in a modern world, he may have to rethink its stance on the importance of history, heritage and glamour.
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French Pacific news in brief
French Pacific news in brief
A round-up of news in brief from the French Pacific region, including a delay in the signing of a "nickel pact" in New Caledonia worth hundreds of millions of Euro.
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Protesters interrupt Biden, Obama, Clinton fundraiser
Protesters interrupt Biden, Obama, Clinton fundraiser
When a protester interrupted Barack Obama, the former president snapped back: "You can't just talk and not listen...That's what the other side does."
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World Court orders Israel to halt Gaza famine; Hamas says ceasefire needed
World Court orders Israel to halt Gaza famine; Hamas says ceasefire needed
Hamas is welcoming the ruling, but says Israel must be ordered to end its Gaza offensive.
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Petition urging more support for Gaza tabled in House
Petition urging more support for Gaza tabled in House
A petition urging the government to provide urgent humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian people has been tabled in the House.
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Queenstown housing: 'The situation hasn't gotten any better'
Queenstown housing: 'The situation hasn't gotten any better'
A community housing leader wants the government to take firmer action to address Queenstown's long-running rental crisis.
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Taking MPs at their word, or not
The principle that all MPs are honourable and that they should be taken at their word has been tested multiple times this week in Parliament. Audio
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Taking MPs at their word, or not
Taking MPs at their word, or not
The principle that all MPs are honourable and that they should be taken at their word has been tested multiple times this week in Parliament.
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Proposal unveiled for new facility combining Nelson's library, civic centre, community hub
Plan unveiled for Nelson facility combining three civic assets
A proposal to develop a new facility combining Nelson's library and civic centre with a community hub has been suggested to help revitalise the city centre, at a cost of $90 million.
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Israel scraps visit after US allows passage of Gaza ceasefire resolution
Israel scraps visit after US allows passage of Gaza ceasefire resolution
Relations between the United States President and Israel Prime Minister have sunk to a wartime low, with the US allowing passage of a Gaza ceasefire resolution at the UN.
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New Caledonia’s economic, political, social tensions take their toll
New Caledonia's economic, political, social tensions take their toll
Analysis - A combination of inter-twined economic, political and socially pressing issues are taking their toll in New Caledonia.
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Droves of working poor living in cars due to housing shortage in Northland
Droves of workers living in cars due to housing shortage
Working families on two incomes are increasingly among those who can no longer afford rent, charities and advocates in Northland say.
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Cost of living crisis continues to impact the Far North
While the cost-of-living crisis has pushed the housing crisis out of mind for some Kiwis, in the Far North it continues unabated with many people forced to live in tents, cars and overcrowded homes.
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Public 'ready to be convinced' about capital gains tax - inequality expert
Public 'ready to be convinced' as Labour talks tax changes
Voters are ready to talk about a capital gains tax, a leading experts says, as Chris Hipkins puts "all options on the table.
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Simon Harris becomes Irish Prime Minister-in-waiting
Ireland's new, 37-year-old Prime Minister
Simon Harris became Ireland's prime minister in waiting on Sunday after he was elected unopposed to succeed Leo Varadkar as leader of the governing Fine Gael party.
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Week in Politics: Fiscal bomb, Nazi comments ensure high-octane coverage for Winston Peters
Fiscal bombs, Nazi comments and high-octane coverage for Peters
Analysis: The NZ First leader dropped a problem on his own government and then got into a bizarre row, Peter Wilson writes.