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Judith Collins reflects on 'really weird' 2020 and looks to the future
Judith Collins' 2020: "Moments of lightness, followed by lots of really tough times, it's been one of those years that people will look back and say, I remember 2020! It's been a really weird year."
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Haas F1 condemn new signing Mazepin for 'abhorrent' video
The Haas Formula One team condemned new signing Nikita Mazepin after the Russian posted a video showing a female being groped in a car.
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South Africa to make historic Pakistan return for cricket series
South Africa will tour Pakistan next month for the first time in 13 years to play two tests and three T20 Internationals.
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'We should have been safe here' - Christchurch Muslim leaders
Three key leaders of Christchurch mosques say the recommendations of the report in some ways does not go far enough, and they will demand further action from the government.
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Loretta Ross: Callout and cancel culture don't serve social justice
There is a better way than shaming people for hateful or ignorant opinions, says Smith College Professor and feminist activist Loretta Ross. Audio
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Booker Prize winner Douglas Stuart: 'I grew up poor and queer'
Scottish writer Douglas Stuart recently won the 2020 Booker Prize for his debut novel Shuggie Bain. Before its success, the book was rejected more than 30 times by various publishers. Set in 1980s… Audio
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'Disappointment and frustration' over NCEA Level 1 subject changes
Classics teachers say they are disappointed by an announcement to drop the subject from NCEA Level 1, and cut Latin from NCEA entirely. Audio
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WorkSafe failed to record death of second child in Desert Road crash
Workplace safety investigators looking into a Desert Road double-fatality smash failed to record months later that a baby boy died alongside his preschool brother, even as they reactivated an inquiry…
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Alleged police brutality in Fiji investigated
Fiji police are once again investigating an alleged brutality incident involving its officers.
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Lifting the lid on the rise and rise of organised crime in NZ
In his new book, Gangland, investigative reporter Jared Savage explores the country's growing underbelly of organised crime and violent gangs, paying particular attention to the constantly-growing… Audio
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New Plymouth parking sensors going out with a 'bang'
Fears parking sensors that could explode have led New Plymouth District Council to replace or deactivate more than 500 of its 1600 sensors.
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Police make arrest over threat that led to school lockdown
A lockdown at Wellington High school was because of a "credible, serious" threat with possible links to white supremacy, police told the principal, but there is no evidence it targeted LGBTQI people.
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Kelvin Davis, Peeni Henare at odds over Oranga Tamariki comments
Children's Minister Kelvin Davis has blamed his ministerial colleague's lack of Cabinet experience for why he mispoke on Oranga Tamariki's leadership.
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The history of NZ's Reserve Bank Governors
Dr Grant Morris looks back at the history of New Zealand's Reserve Bank and its governors. Audio
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Minister's public rebuke sign of tensions over Oranga Tamariki
Two senior Cabinet ministers are in a public scrap after Kelvin Davis scolded Peeni Henare for not staying in his own lane.
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From Gangnam Style to Baby Shark, we rank our top 10 viral hits of the last decade
From the nostalgic to the down right annoying. We're counting down our favourite viral music hits of the last 10 years. Video
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Ardern invites Biden to visit NZ
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has spoken on the phone with the US President-elect Joe Biden this afternoon.
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John Key backs Goodfellow, Collins
National members copped a handful home truths at its AGM over the weekend, and former leader Sir John Key says it's time for the party to take control of the media narrative. Audio
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Breaking Silence | Episode 3: Diamonds in the Ring
Can boxing help abuse survivors regain their self-respect? Former world champion boxer Daniella Smith runs Diamonds in the Ring, a boxing gym for women, many of whom spent time at women's refuges. Video
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Bringing the chilling ‘teen terrorist’ tale to light
Last weekend the same startling scoop appeared in the papers of both major publishers: a teenager arrested for plotting a school massacre which was completely suppressed for nearly two years. Both… Audio
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Bringing the chilling ‘teen terrorist’ tale to light
Last weekend the same startling scoop appeared in the papers of both major publishers: a teenager arrested for plotting a school massacre which was completely suppressed for nearly two years. Both…
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Laura Bates on toxic misogyny and men who hate women
Author Laura Bates has investigated the corners of the internet where toxic masculinity and misogyny is flourishing, where men believe women are the enemy and the solution should be violent. Posing as… Audio
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NUKU – the movement celebrating indigenous women
NUKU is celebrating indigenous wāhine of Aotearoa through kōrero paki or storytelling. Audio
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After 12 months and 1.3m deaths, what do we know about Covid-19's origins?
Analysis - November likely marks 12 months of life with the pandemic, but the most fundamental questions like where it came from and who its first victim was remain unanswered, Catherine Taylor writes…
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Masks to be compulsory on some transport
Masks will be mandatory on all domestic flights in New Zealand, as well as public transport in Auckland, from Thursday. Audio
