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Japan raises age of consent to 16 in sex crime law reforms
The legal age of consent was previously just 13.
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Week in Politics: National and Labour go courting at Fieldays
Analysis - National would have had clear air for its agriculture policy if Christopher Luxon had not come down with a case of foot in mouth, writes Peter Wilson.
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Fieldays: Brain health and mental wellbeing worth thinking about
This year, brain health and mental wellbeing are recurring themes at the annual rural gathering at Mystery Creek in Hamilton.
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Community event seeks to raise awareness about South Asian heart health
A South Asian community event in Auckland on Saturday will seek to raise awareness about heart health.
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'We are stuck here waiting to die' - North Koreans tell of neighbours starving to death
Rare interviews gathered inside the world's most isolated state suggest the situation is the worst it has been since the 1990s.
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Gang president's death: Friend says meetings needed to defuse tension
A family friend of a slain gang boss believes there will be a lot of work behind the scenes to keep tensions at bay. Audio
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Nick Kyrgios considered suicide in 2019
Australia tennis player Nick Kyrgios says he "genuinely contemplated" suicide after losing at Wimbledon in 2019.
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Redefining masculinity to help men thrive
While it's beautiful that we're redefining what it means to be a man, the change process is leaving many young men confused and vulnerable to harmful influence, says Sydney-based Kiwi Dr Kieran… Audio
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Former Gloriavale dairy farm manager sentenced for beating two boys
A judge has told former Gloriavale dairy farm manager John Ready he has "spent enough of his life in chains" in sentencing him to community detention for beating two 11-year-old boys.
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Child poverty group backs Green Party tax policy but National critical
The Green Party is promising a radical shake up of the tax system if elected this year, with an "income guarantee", a wealth tax, a trust tax, and a higher top tax rate. Audio
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Rare feathered visitors a delight for Taranaki bird-watchers
The calls of kōkako are being heard in a remote Taranaki forest for the first time in more than 25 years.
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Greens propose higher taxes to fund a universal 'Income Guarantee' scheme
Co-leader Marama Davidson says it is "a transformational new way" of doing income support to lift every family out of poverty.
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Yeyeong Jin wins the Michael Hill International Violin Competition 2023
Yeyeong Jin’s heartfelt performance of the Brahms Violin Concerto secured first place in this prestigious event and prizes including $40,000 cash, a recording contract, a multi-city tour and the loan… Audio
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Hayden Tee: the extra-ordinary director of Next to Normal
Mental illness may seem an unlikely subject for a musical, but in the US Brian Yorkey and Tom Kitt's Next to Normal has won not only Tony Awards but a Pulitzer Prize. Director of its Christchurch… Audio
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The 'Big Kid' rebuilding his life with LEGO
In the wake of a PTSD-related breakdown, building with colourful blocks is now essential to Dan Mulholland's mental health. Video, Audio
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Auckland budget: Council meeting to continue Friday
Auckland Council has adjourned its governing body meeting without reaching a decision on the annual budget, after Mayor Wayne Brown backed down on a plan to sell all of council's airport shares. Video
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Another Auckland councillor reveals financial interest in Auckland Airport
North Shore's Chris Darby has updated his financial interest register, two days before the vote on whether to sell them as part of the city's budget fix.
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Pasifika art gallery gains popularity in Christchurch
A Christchurch art gallery that displays exclusively Pasifika art has brought in nearly 8000 Pacific visitors since opening in July. Audio
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Kids caught up in illegal dirt biking need a safe space - youth worker
Five people have been arrested and six vehicles impounded after a police crackdown on illegal dirt bikers in south Auckland over the long weekend.
About 50 bikes gathered at the Manukau Memorial… Video, Audio
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Asian community leaders celebrated in King’s Birthday Honours List
Asian recipients have been recognised for their contributions to language, education, health and the country's ethnic communities
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Doctors, journalist and former mayor among Kiwis honoured
A burns surgeon who helped victims of the Whaakari/White Island tragedy is one of many New Zealanders recognised in this year's King's Birthday Honours.
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Disgraced former TVNZ breakfast host breaks silence
Former TVNZ Breakfast host Kamahl Santamaria, who quit following complaints about inappropriate workplace behaviour, has broken his silence.
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'Forgive me': Beckenridge's friend receives disturbing letter after disappearance
A former colleague and friend of John Beckenridge says he received a letter that disturbed him so much he destroyed it.
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Close friend worried 'upset' stepdad 'might do something stupid'
John Beckenridge sent a raft of "concerning and aggressive" messages to his "closest friend" leading up to his disappearance.
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Oral Questions for Thursday 1 June 2023
Audio 1 Jun 2023Questions to Ministers NICOLA WILLIS to the Minister of Finance: Has he received any advice from Government officials in the past year that included proposals for reducing the income tax paid by New… Audio