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Pacific families bear the brunt of public housing evictions
Pacific families bear the brunt of public housing evictions
Pacific families are being kicked out of public housing at disproportionate rates in Manurewa and Porirua, sparking calls for an urgent review of policy.
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Australia wipes AU$16 billion off student loans, targeting cost of living relief
Australia wipes $17 billion off student loans
"Getting an education shouldn't mean a lifetime of debt," Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said.
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Just as NZ began collecting meaningful data on rainbow communities, census changes threaten their visibility
Census changes threaten visibility of rainbow communities
There are no sources of administrative data that include adequate rainbow demographic markers such as sexual orientation, gender, transgender experience or variations of sex characteristics.
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Women feeling brunt of tough economy, Retirement Commission data shows
Women feeling brunt of tough economy
The commission's financial sentiment tracker shows 62 percent of women are now feeling financially uncomfortable, compared to 51 percent of men.
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Nurses' strike prompts emergency department warning
Minister criticises strikes as nurses take to streets
Health New Zealand is asking emergency departments (EDs) to be kept for emergencies only.
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Auckland homelessness spike: Who, or what, is to blame?
Auckland homelessness spike: Who, or what, is to blame?
There is debate over whether the government's tightened-up emergency housing eligibility rules are behind a spike in homelessness in Auckland. Audio
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New Zealanders urged to break up with property
New Zealanders urged to break up with property
Is it time to consider selling your property investments and put the money into assets that actually grow the economy? Audio
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More women living without shelter in Aotearoa
'We're vulnerable': More women living without shelter in Aotearoa
There is a disproportionately high rate of women without shelter in New Zealand, particularly in Auckland, people working with the homeless warn. Audio
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Auckland woman horrified council tried to take rough sleepers' tents, sleeping bags
Woman horrified council tried to take rough sleepers' belongings
Pip Scott said she had recently given the men two tents, sleeping bags and a pillow.
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Sport NZ scraps guidelines for inclusion of transgender people
Under government direction, Sport New Zealand has scrapped guidelines for the inclusion of transgender people in community sport. The removal comes after a review showing the principles did not… Audio
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Energy reform has to go beyond cheaper off-peak power
Energy reform has to go beyond cheaper off-peak power
The spotlight is again on New Zealand's energy sector, with a group of industry bodies and independent retailers pushing for a market overhaul.
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Selwyn College students arrange more than 100 care packages for Auckland refugees
Students arrange more than 100 care packages for Auckland refugees
The Selwyn College trio spent time interviewing refugees to personalise the care packs.
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A never-ending visa queue for refugees
The never-ending visa queue for a visa
The Refugee Family Support Category is supposed to allow refugees to reunite with family. Instead, it's a waiting game which could take another decade to clear.
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A never-ending visa queue for refugees
The Refugee Family Support Category is supposed to allow refugees to reunite with family. Instead, it's a waiting game which could take another decade to clear. Audio
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A never-ending visa queue for refugees
The Refugee Family Support Category is supposed to allow refugees to reunite with family. Instead, it's a waiting game which could take another decade to clear. Audio
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A never-ending visa queue for refugees
The Refugee Family Support Category is supposed to allow refugees to reunite with family. Instead, it's a waiting game which could take another decade to clear. Audio
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'We cannot miss this moment': Waikato medical school must address health inequities - iwi
Waikato medical school must address health inequities - iwi
A new medical school at the University of Waikato must deliver for Māori, says a Waikato-based Iwi Māori Partnership Board.
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Flood victims will not be on their own, says chair of contentious report
Flood victims will not be on their own, says chair of contentious report
Leader of expert panel clarifies recommendations on how the government should adapt to climate change, saying there should always be a social safety net. Audio
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Are our politicians safe from threats and 'free to lead'?
Are our politicians safe from threats and 'free to lead'?
MPs discussed online harm and the safety of public figures in a panel at Parliament this week. Why has it worsened and what is fuelling it?
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South Auckland principal on students leaving with no qualifications
A South Auckland principal is warning that a third of teenagers in communities like his could leave school with no qualifications. Papakura High School principal Simon Craggs spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.
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Criminologist fears electronic tagging of migrants 'going to get huge'
Criminologist fears electronic tagging of migrants 'going to get huge'
The government has introduced legislation that would allow electronic monitoring of migrants and asylum seekers who pose a security risk, or might run away.
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Local leaders critical of Queenstown Lakes healthcare system
It might be the jewel in the country's tourism crown, but local leaders say the healthcare system in Queenstown Lakes and Central Otago is more Third World than first class. Katie Todd reports. Audio
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Tenants in illegal boarding house told to hide from inspectors
A man who lived in a converted shed at an illegal Queenstown boarding house says the landlord told tenants to hide from inspectors. Bill Hickman reports. Audio
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Commerce Commission files civil proceedings against Foodstuffs North Island
The Commerce Commission is filing civil proceedings against Foodstuffs North Island and the wholesaler Gilmours - alleging cartel conduct. Matthews Law competition and commercial lawyer Andy Matthews… Audio