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CHT Healthcare Trust rest home failed man with dementia before his death - report
A rest home has been found to have failed an elderly man with dementia after staff did not notice he lost 12 kilograms in seven months before his death.
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Experts urge govt to look beyond politics when addressing crime
The government's $500m pledge to tackle gang and youth-related crime must look beyond the election term and be evidence-based, academics warn. Audio
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National's Tauranga candidate promises to prioritise investment in roads
The leader of the National Party says the party will focus on winning the Tauranga by-election, and is not concerned about whether Winston Peters stands or not.
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In brief: News from around the Pacific
Vanuatu records another Covid death; Samoan seasonal workers in Australia breach contract rules; Climate advocacy groups back Vanuatu bid; NZ govt launches anti-smoking service targeting Pasifika, and…
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Charities inundated with people struggling to pay power bills
Just over a month since the government scrapped low-use power plans, charities say they're being inundated with people struggling to power their electricity bills.
The change means 60 percent of… Audio
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Rating system aims to gauge how companies approach staff mental health
A new ratings system has been developed to assess company performances on mental well-being in a bid to prevent suicides.
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House co-ownership the new way to get on the property ladder
Kiwibank has set up a new system to streamline an alternative home ownership model, aiming to make it easier to go in on a house with friends or family. Audio
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More farms being sold to overseas buyers for forestry conversion
The Overseas Investment Office has approved the sale of another six farms for conversion to forestry under the special forestry test.
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Disabled people were right about govt's poor Covid-19 response
Opinion - The government must be held accountable to ensure it addresses its inadequate Covid-19 response to the disability community, writes Chris Ford.
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Waikato farmers urged to plan ahead as dry weather continues
Farmers in Waikato have had no reprieve from dry conditions since Christmas.
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Award-winning country singer Naomi Judd dies
Naomi Judd, the singer for the country music duo The Judds and mother of Wynonna and Ashley Judd, has died suddenly at age 76.
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High rate of suicide in pregnant and post-natal women
Suicide is the leading cause of death during pregnancy and the postnatal period, and Māori women are three times more likely to die this way, a new report has found.
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Former addict working on doco as Northland meth use spike revealed
Former meth addict Holly Beckham - who is from Northland, where use of the drug spiked last year - says she's now "happy", something she never thought possible.
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Parenting skills for blended families
Kathryn talks with parenting coach and education consultant Joseph Driessen about parenting skills for blended families. Audio
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Woman drives around with $1m Lotto ticket in glove box for 8 months
The Auckland woman bought the ticket on a whim in August.
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Meth use rises significantly during August lockdown, remains elevated
Methamphetamine use more than doubled between July and September 2021, and has stayed well above the historical average through to January this year, wastewater figures show.
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Councillor steps aside after cancer diagnosis
Wellington City councillor Sean Rush will take medical leave after being diagnosed with early-stage bowel cancer.
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'Paying the price daily' - parent visas delayed again
Migrant parents who want to join their adult children as residents in New Zealand have longer to wait before a decision is made on restarting a long-shelved immigration programme.
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Reducing pokie harm in Whakatāne no simple task council finds
Whakatāne District Council is considering tightening its sinking lid policy on gambling machines as a way to minimise gambling harm.
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Police accused of insensitivity over Kaoss Price's death
A lawyer representing the whānau of a Taranaki man shot and killed by police says their statements about the incident are insensitive.
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'They make it impossible': Council red tape in way of war grave volunteers
Local councils often stand in the way of young people trying to keep the nation's war graves in pristine condition, a volunteer says. Audio
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Home buyers increasingly resorting to pooling their resources - bank
As first-time buyers look to break into the property market, more and more people are open to the idea of buying their first home with friends. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 17 April 2022
Celebrate Easter Sunday with hymns including Jesus Christ is risen today, The day of resurrection and Shirley Murray’s Christ is alive. Audio
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Secret council proposal to sell 10 reserves for housing revealed
Under the proposal, five reserves would be sold to Kāinga Ora, three to private developers, and two would become pensioner housing, documents obtained by Local Democracy Reporting suggest.
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'It isn’t getting better': More than $8 million gambled away in South Waikato in a year
A staggering $8 million was lost on pokies in South Waikato between 2020 and 2021, with a "devastating impact on families".