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• ACC chairperson resigns during year of ‘challenges’

• Media Insider podcast: Media and Communications Minister Paul Goldsmith on RNZ ratings, TVNZ financials and the state of his industry reforms

• Wellington job market? It’s a jungle out there

• Environmentalists see forestry changes as dangerous step for Tairāwhiti

• Predator Free 2050: 'It's time to target feral cats'

• Repaired Blue Pools bridge reopens

• Predator Free 2050: 'It's time to target feral cats'

• New university hall to open as UC roll surges

• Home-schooled athletes denied medals to cycle 800km to Parliament seeking sports rule change

  School Sport NZ says its events are reserved for students enroll...

• Teacher, predator: ‘There was nothing to stop him doing it again’

• Medical mystery: Players silent on future of proposed Hamilton Medical School

• Imagine Queenstown on campus: UC bursts with almost 25,000 students

• Parents could be prosecuted for truancy, but principals say it won't work

• School lunches programme needs improvement - Editorial

• Tomorrow’s doctors no longer all lectures and labs

• Electricity market reform calls proliferating

• Why an EV charger at Mt Cook could cost $2 million

• Thames-Coromandel at risk to climate-related hazards, says report

• Some towns’ air quality still poor

• Government pushes overhaul of freshwater rules

• Historic visit to Everest region by NZ deputy prime minister

• 'Energetic' Australia's new high commissioner

• Career diplomat to replace Phil Goff in London

• Peters hails 'breakthrough' in India trade talks, no timeline for deal

• Warning new Covid wave could be coming

• Tomorrow’s doctors no longer all lectures and labs

• 1400 cancer diagnoses every year due to obesity

• New Zealand not prepared for another pandemic - epidemiologist

• Healthcare turf war: The tussle for public funds in the business of general practice

• Covid-19 cases spike with new subvariant, expert urges action

• Tribunal hearing shows no clear plan for Māori health

• Medical mystery: Players silent on future of proposed Hamilton Medical School

• New Zealand is finally learning how to do infrastructure

• Night in custody result of an error

• Michael Scott Wallace now eligible for parole after the Taranaki murder of German backpacker Birgit Brauer in 2005

• Teacher, predator: ‘There was nothing to stop him doing it again’

• Offender subject to supervision attacked partner in jealous rage

• Eye surgeon turned attempted killer will be paroled to Marlborough, barred from entering Canterbury

• Meth dealer who nearly broke ‘the record’ jailed for three years

• Judge issues warning to young drink-driver and parents after ute crash

• We gave them an inch, they took a mile: Can KiwiSaver be saved?

• Why NZ’s KiwiSaver success story risks a retirement shortfall

• Why NZ’s KiwiSaver success story risks a retirement shortfall

• Why NZ’s KiwiSaver success story risks a retirement shortfall

• Compulsory KiwiSaver: It’s time NZ had a serious debate about it – Fran O’Sullivan

• Why NZ’s KiwiSaver success story risks a retirement shortfall

• Lyall Bay Parade development to forge ahead

• Councils plead for bipartisan Resource Management Act reform

• Local Elections 2025: Race for Central Hawke’s Bay mayor - Will Foley taking on Alex Walker

  Will Foley aims to strengthen urban-rural connections in Central...

• 'Going to take some time': Dargaville water supply still not fixed

• Dargaville residents and businesses facing financial loss and health concerns over water shortage

• Environmentalists see forestry changes as dangerous step for Tairāwhiti

• Thames-Coromandel at risk to climate-related hazards, says report

• Mayor Brown has a better offer, turns chair over to restless deputy

• Fresh inquiries: Posh doggy daycare Pets and Pats' new base lacks resource consent

• Tauranga draft rates rise reduced to 9.9% after council cuts costs

  Recycling bins in public spaces are among services cut to achiev...

• Government pushes overhaul of freshwater rules

• Some towns’ air quality still poor

• Candidates Corner: Younger leaders more willing to take risks on fresh ideas

• Whanganui District Council turns down funding request from Tarapuruhi Bushy Park sanctuary

• Rain man: One man’s bid to drink rainwater off his roof

• Fear that ChristchurchNZ is 'under attack' from council

• Candidates Corner: Being a young mayor-in-waiting in a grown-up system

• Why does tap water taste different around NZ, and what makes Timaru’s the best?

• New Zealand is finally learning how to do infrastructure

• Michael Scott Wallace now eligible for parole after the Taranaki murder of German backpacker Birgit Brauer in 2005

• No parole for ‘Marist Monster’, 83, as sentencing on more charges loomshttps

• Eye surgeon turned attempted killer will be paroled to Marlborough, barred from entering Canterbury

• Jacinda Ardern through her own eyes

• It’s Seymour’s time to shine

• How the pay equity ‘gift from the Government’ will keep on giving

• Unions protest pay equity changes outside post-Budget business lunch

• David Seymour responds to Chris Bishop’s ‘crap’ comment at Aotearoa Music Awards

• Home-schooled athletes denied medals to cycle 800km to Parliament seeking sports rule change

  School Sport NZ says its events are reserved for students enroll...

• We gave them an inch, they took a mile: Can KiwiSaver be saved?

• The ‘impossibly ridiculous’ idea of David Seymour, Deputy PM

• Dame Jacinda Ardern: Just because you lack confidence doesn't mean you can't be a politician

• ACT’s David takes on Goliath role

• ACT’s David takes on Goliath role

• Councils plead for bipartisan Resource Management Act reform

• Christchurch protesters confront Finance Minister Nicola Willis over pay equity

• David Seymour sworn in as Deputy Prime Minister, succeeds Winston Peters

• David Seymour sworn in as Deputy Prime Minister, succeeds Winston Peters

• Media Insider podcast: Media and Communications Minister Paul Goldsmith on RNZ ratings, TVNZ financials and the state of his industry reforms

• Compulsory KiwiSaver: It’s time NZ had a serious debate about it – Fran O’Sullivan

• School lunches programme needs improvement - Editorial

• John Campbell: Why is Peters laughing? And what is Seymour thinking?

• Environmentalists see forestry changes as dangerous step for Tairāwhiti

• Seymour sworn in as Deputy PM

• Seymour sworn in as Deputy PM

• Beehive Banter

• What Winston will lose when he hands over the baubles of power

• Government pushes overhaul of freshwater rules

• Parents could be prosecuted for truancy, but principals say it won't work

• National MP Chris Bishop calls Stan Walker’s AMA performance ‘a load of crap’

• Winston Peters departs as deputy PM with NZ First sitting pretty

• Environmentalists see forestry changes as dangerous step for Tairāwhiti

• Government pushes overhaul of freshwater rules

• Reserve Bank chief economist on ‘uncertainty’ and what he misses about Orr

• RBNZ tipped to cut deeper to revive economy

• Hospice: Trust me, there’s no better place for beloved to die

• Media Insider podcast: Media and Communications Minister Paul Goldsmith on RNZ ratings, TVNZ financials and the state of his industry reforms

• Electricity market reform calls proliferating

• Tribunal hearing shows no clear plan for Māori health

• Why does tap water taste different around NZ, and what makes Timaru’s the best?

• Government pushes overhaul of freshwater rules

• Dargaville residents and businesses facing financial loss and health concerns over water shortage

• 'Going to take some time': Dargaville water supply still not fixed

• Countdown on for 2025 ski season as first operators begin to open doors

• Repaired Blue Pools bridge reopens

• Our tourism industry is keeping us poor, not helping us grow

• Public consultation opens for raising Transmission Gully speed limit to 110km/h

• Consultation for 110kph speed limit on Transmission Gully

• Christchurch protesters confront Finance Minister Nicola Willis over pay equity

• How the pay equity ‘gift from the Government’ will keep on giving

• Unions protest pay equity changes outside post-Budget business lunch

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