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Australia trials CCTV in childcare centres expected amid child abuse allegations
It follows multiple allegations of child abuse by a worker in Victoria, and a number of other significant incidents in other states.
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Palestinian statehood push vexes media
An media debate over New Zealand recognising Palestinian statehood was partly overshadowed by party political rows and claims it would only be a gesture.
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Expert warns GP funding changes will worsen outcomes for Māori
GP clinics will soon receive funding based on factors such as age, sex, rurality, socioeconomic deprivation and morbidity, but not ethnicity.
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ACC exempted from covering man's PTSD triggered by abuse as child in Russia
The Court of Appeal has overruled two other courts that found ACC should pay up.
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Man pretending to be brother for 25 years handed record jail term
The age and true identity of the man, who also entered a sham marriage, remain unknown.
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Russian-born man who was adopted as child loses ACC appeal
A child who was assaulted in Russia before his adoption into New Zealand has been declined cover for mental injury by ACC in the Court of Appeal.
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Russian-born man who was adopted as child loses ACC appeal
A child who was assaulted in Russia before his adoption into New Zealand has been declined cover for mental injury by ACC in the Court of Appeal.
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ICE deportation action lands Marshallese, Micronesians in Guantanamo
United States immigration and deportation enforcement continues to ramp up, affecting Marshallese and Micronesians in new and unprecedented ways.
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Is it real or is it AI? How to tell fake from real
Explainer - AI-generated images are unavoidable these days. If you're not a computer expert, how do you even know what's real anymore?
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'I will kill you all': Woman carried child while shoplifting, threatened to stab staff
Rosey Heurea was on bail when she was caught shoplifting 19 times last year.
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Fears trafficking victims are being deported from NZ
People trafficking complaints in New Zealand have risen more than 4000 percent since 2018. Audio
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What you need to know about the Parent Boost Visa
All the answers to questions you might have about the new parent visa that commences from September.
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Call for Pope Leo to issue abuse zero tolerance policy
A Fijian abuse survivor is urging the new head of the Catholic church to adopt a zero tolerance policy for child sex abuse.
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The story of identical twins born in China
Audio 13 Jun 2025Daughters of the Bamboo Grove: From China to America, a True Story of Abduction, Adoption, and Separated Twins is the work of award-winning journalist and author Barbara Demick. Audio
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Teenager starves to death alone in emergency accommodation
The 17-year-old's parents say multiple agencies failed their child.
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Families adopting more than 10 children from overseas
Government files also reveal a woman with previous convictions has smuggled children into the country. Audio
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Ranjna Patel leads Asian recipients of King's Birthday Honours
Business innovator has been named a Dame Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit for services to ethnic communities, health and family violence prevention. Audio
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Woman stole stranger's identity to create fictitious carer and claim benefits
Diane Marie Baumann used a stranger's driver's licence to create a fictitious carer for herself and receive payments.
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Babies for sale: New Zealanders commissioning illegal surrogacy in Thailand
Oranga Tamariki has labelled the practice "concerning trend" and says there have been five such cases in recent years.
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Rates rise down to 5.8% for Canterbury
The council previously signalled a rates hike of 15.5 percent in last year's 2024/34 Long Term Plan.
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Child slavery cases prompt move on intercountry adoption laws
Ministers have been warned of a 'myriad of risks' to children, involving abuse and domestic servitude, as recently as three months ago.
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Child slavery cases prompt move on intercountry adoption laws
Fears over child slavery and abuse have prompted the New Zealand government to make a move on inter-country adoption laws.
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Officials warn govt on international adoptions
Fears over child exploitation and abuse have forced the government to make a move on inter-country adoption laws. Immigration reporter Gill Bonnett has more. Audio
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US to ban foreign officials over 'flagrant censorship' on social media
The US will impose visa bans on foreign nationals it deems to be censoring Americans, with suggestions the new policy could target officials regulating US tech companies.
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Public transport woes for Canterbury's big growth areas
Environment Canterbury is struggling to meet a growing demand for bus services, amid a reduced budget.