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UAE arbitrarily detaining 2400 Afghan asylum seekers - report
UAE arbitrarily detaining 2400 Afghan asylum seekers - report
The United Arab Emirates is arbitrarily detaining at least 2400 Afghan asylum seekers, Human Rights Watch says.
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Rising bank profits highlight tensions between watchdogs and banks
Rising bank profits highlight tensions between watchdogs and banks
Rising bank profits and the widening margin between lending and borrowing rates mean the Reserve Bank is doing its job.
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Lack of anaesthetic technicians in Canterbury causing surgery delays
Canterbury health system described as in crisis
The health system in Canterbury is being described as in crisis.
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Group appeals to MPs for urgent action to reduce climate change impact
'An enormous responsibility': Group wants urgent action from MPs on climate change
Climate scientists and other notables also want the the general election to be a "climate election", noting it would be a mistake to emerge from the cyclone clinging to the past.
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Cyclone Recovery Unit chief executive appointed
Cyclone Recovery Unit chief executive appointed
Casey, who has led the government's Implementation Unit and Covid-19 Group, has been acting in the role since 28 February and has been appointed for two years.
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The questions over government contractors and consultants
Government spending on consultants and contractors is back in the news - but what are they actually paid to do? Audio
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The questions over government contractors and consultants
The questions over government contractors and consultants
Government spending on consultants and contractors is back in the news - but what are they actually paid to do?
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Iwi makes securing housing a major post-cyclone goal
Iwi makes securing housing a major post-cyclone goal
A years-long housing crisis in Te Matau-a-Māui has been made worse by the recent cyclone, an iwi chair says.
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Residents 'stoked' as power replaces candlelight for most in Hawke's Bay
Residents 'stoked' as power replaces candlelight for most in Hawke's Bay
One month on from Cyclone Gabrielle, some in Hawke's Bay remain without power - but the lights are slowly coming back on.
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Queenstown rental crisis: Hospitality worker told his accommodation to be used as Airbnb instead
No sense of being wanted in town, worker says
A Queenstown renter says he and his flatmates were given notice after raising concerns about a spare room being let on Airbnb.
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Queenstown mayor on region's housing crisis
In Queenstown, hundreds of homes are available for short-term letting on platforms like Airbnb, but finding a permanent place in an affordable rental is hard work for the workers who keep the town's… Audio
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Queenstown housing crisis: Renters' woes get more bizarre
Imagine being told by your landlord that the spare room is now an Airbnb. That's exactly the scenario which confronted a group of Queenstown renters last week.
A housing crisis in the area continues… Audio
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US announces it will stem Silicon Valley Bank fallout, customers to have deposit access
Silicon Valley Bank: US announces it will stem fallout
Silicon Valley Bank customers will have access to their deposits starting on Monday, US officials said, as the government announced actions to stem any broader financial fallout from collapse.
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US bank shutdown expected to affect New Zealand's sharemarket
US bank shutdown expected to affect New Zealand's sharemarket
An investment analyst expects New Zealand's sharemarket to take a hit when it opens on Monday after a US bank was shut down by regulators.
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'You're going to lose Cuba Street' - rent hikes force smaller shops out
'You're going to lose Cuba Street' - rent hikes force smaller shops out
A series of independent retailers on Wellington's Cuba Street are shutting up shop and owners say they cannot afford to do business there.
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Labour MP Tamati Coffey to quit Parliament at election
Labour MP Tamati Coffey to quit Parliament at election
Labour MP Tamati Coffey has announced he will retire from Parliament at the end of this term.
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Christopher Luxon says health comms staff 'a good place to start' in public service cuts
Health comms staff 'a good place to start' public service cuts - National leader
Christopher Luxon says he cannot understand why so many health communications staff are needed and some could be fired in a cull of the public service workforce if National wins the election. Audio
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Cyclone-hit Wairoa fears being forgotten as rain keeps falling
Cyclone-hit Wairoa fears being forgotten as rain keeps falling
There is a collective sense of dread that comes whenever the sky turns grey, a pall of anxiety that descends whenever the rain returns.
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Increasing numbers of people think house prices will fall - ASB
Increasing numbers of people think house prices will fall - ASB
The number of people expecting house prices will decrease is close to the levels last seen during the global financial crisis.
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National claims Airbnb and Uber price hikes possible under govt's planned tax changes
App tax: National claims Airbnb and Uber price hikes possible
The proposal is included in a taxation bill, and would require digital platforms that offer accommodation, food delivery and ride-sharing to charge GST on all bookings.
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'We have land that is build-ready': Housing minister considers temporary Hawke's Bay villages
Housing minister considers temporary Hawke's Bay villages
It is still unclear how many people have been made homeless in Hawke's Bay more than two weeks after Cyclone Gabrielle struck.
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Cyclone Gabrielle: Rissington residents finally get power, but still getting to town by boat
'A way to go': Residents welcome power fix, but trip to town still requires a boat
Residents of a rural Hawke's Bay town cheered for repair crews arriving to restore their power after more than two weeks in a blackout after Cyclone Gabrielle.
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Wellington rates to rise, Christchurch council proposes increase
Wellington rates to rise, Christchurch council proposes increase
Councillors have finalised the Christchurch City Council's draft budget for the coming year, which will now be put out for public feedback.
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Hope Smart murders: Sounds witness Guy Wallace's death was self-inflicted, coroner rules
Sounds murders witness took own life, left note about Scott Watson conviction
The death of Guy Wallace, who was one of the last people to see Ben Smart and Olivia Hope alive and a key witness in a murder trial, was self-inflicted, says a coroner.
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Many flood-damaged homes should not be rebuilt, says climate risk expert
Many flood-damaged homes should not be rebuilt, says climate risk expert
The expert says homes in floodplains that are inundated regularly, or quickly, will likely keep getting struck over and over again unless expensive protections are built.