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Attempted spying conviction for soldier who was less Bond, more bumbling
Downfall of the clueless, wannabe, soldier, spy
The soldier at the centre of the case was less James Bond and "maybe more like a bumbling wannabe-spy".
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Commodifying childhood: NZ children see marketing for unhealthy products 76 times a day
Kiwi kids see marketing for unhealthy products 76 times a day
Media headlines, industry figures and research confirm what many parents suspect: marketing to children has not only grown in scale but also in sophistication.
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Court of Appeal considers lifting name suppression for double-killer twice ruled insane
Court considers lifting name suppression for double-killer twice ruled insane
The man was recently found not guilty of murder by reason of insanity for a second time after killing someone he believed was possessed.
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'Final act of violence': Mum killed by partner in suspected murder-suicide
'I couldn't save mum': Woman killed by partner in suspected murder-suicide
Maxine Puhi's family hope her story will help others reach out for help.
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How much do New Zealand's teachers actually earn, anyway?
How much do teachers actually earn, anyway?
Explainer - Claims by Judith Collins on teachers' pay fired up the debate recently. How much do teachers earn, and what's the current offer to change that?
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'Killing ourselves': What we learned from the Warriors' desperate win over Dragons
What we learned from Warriors' desperate win over Dragons
Analysis - Amazingly, they're back in the NRL penthouse - but only through the tradies' entrance.
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Meta's flirty AI chatbot invited a retiree to New York. He never made it home
Retiree dies after being lured to New York by AI chatbot
He was planning a rendezvous with a young, beautiful woman he had met online - or so he thought.
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YouTube turns to AI to spot children posing as adults
YouTube turns to AI to spot children posing as adults
YouTube has started using artificial intelligence to figure out when users are children pretending to be adults.
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Aussie hooker Sam Healey reverses NZ Warriors talent drain with breakout season
Aussie hooker Healey reverses Warriors talent drain with breakout season
Unable to crack first grade at Cronulla, the NRL rookie is proving his ability on this side of the Tasman.
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Extra Techverse: A tariff for A.I. crawlers?
Bonus Material! Cloudflare's recent private beta program on charging A.I. crawler traffic on its networks by default switched a light bulb on for Corey - so he sparked up a conversation with Fastly's… Audio
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Why was the Beehive kept in dark about press secretary filming allegations?
Who knew what about the PM's press secretary?
Analysis: Why was the Beehive kept in the dark for a year when a "cast of thousands" at police knew the claims about Michael Forbes?
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Coalition parties slam former Labour ministers' no-show at Covid-19 public hearing
Coalition slams Labour ministers' no-show at public Covid hearing
Jacinda Ardern, Chris Hipkins and Grant Robertson have all refused to appear, leading the Royal Commission to cancel next week's public hearing. Audio
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Father of NZ woman detained by US immigration believes she'll be released this week
'90% chance'- Dad optimistic over release of NZ woman detained in US
Sarah Shaw and her six-year-old son were detained by US immigration at the Canadian border three weeks ago. Audio
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Covid-19 inquiry: Second week of public hearings cancelled
Ardern, Hipkins won't show up to Covid-19 inquiry public hearings
The Covid-19 inquiry will not proceed with its second week of public hearings, with its chair saying it is no longer justified.
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Embassy staff in contact with Kiwi woman detained in US immigration facility
Embassy staff in contact with Kiwi woman detained in US immigration facility
It was only made aware of the case through media reports - and Foreign Minister Winston Peters' office said nobody made contact before then. Audio
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Education Minister cut Māori words from future junior books, documents reveal
Minister bans Māori words from future kids' books
The near-total ban in 5-year-olds' books was driven by concern it would be confusing, documents show. Audio
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Complaint laid against early childhood advocate for 'deliberately misleading' parents, sector
'Deliberately misleading': Complaint laid against early childhood advocate
The Early Childhood Council claims the 'Office of Early Childhood Education' is confusing parents. Audio
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People who inject drugs demand a say in needle exchange services
Intravenous drug users demand say in needle exchange services
The group was increasingly apprehensive about the change of providers in seven weeks' time. Audio
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Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe dead after June shooting
Colombian Senator dies after being shot at campaign event
He had been hospitalised since he was shot in the head in June.
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Six journalists killed in Israeli strike in Gaza
Six journalists killed in Israeli strike in Gaza
The well-known Al Jazeera Arabic correspondent Al-Sharif, 28, is reportedly among the dead.
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Japan used to be tech giant. Why is it stuck with fax machines, ink stamps?
Japan used to be tech giant. Why is it stuck with fax machines, ink stamps?
Japan is still in the 'dark ages' when it comes to modern technology.
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Peter Lester, decorated former sailor and broadcaster, dies aged 70
'True original': Kiwi sailing legend Peter Lester dies, aged 70
The New Zealand yachting fraternity is mourning the death of the decorated former sailor and broadcaster.
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Mediawatch: 'Surprise' rise in Trump's trade tariff?
Mediawatch: 'Surprise' rise in Trump's trade tariff?
Many recent stories claimed the hike to a 15 per cent US tariff on our exports was 'a surprise.' But was it?
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The Detail: Reality TV's Achilles heel
Loving the island, hating the behaviour: Reality TV's Achilles heel
This just-finished season of reality TV show Love Island UK kicked off with misogyny and bullying - and soaring viewership.
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How to take beautiful wildlife photos with your smartphone: a beginner's guide
How to take beautiful wildlife photos with your smartphone
If you want to get into nature photography, there's a lot you can do with your phone ahead of getting a dedicated camera.