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Is Paris ready for the 2024 Olympics - and which Kiwi athletes are hoping for gold?
Is Paris ready for the 2024 Olympics - and which Kiwi athletes are hoping for gold?

The biggest sporting event of the year kicks off this month. 

The 2024 Paris Olympics are only a few weeks away, and nearly 200 Kiwi athletes will be…

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Workplace Relations Minister Brooke van Velden on future of public holidays and Holidays Act
Workplace Relations Minister Brooke van Velden on future of public holidays and Holidays Act

This Matariki is the third time the annual celebration has been an official public holiday.

But while this holiday is safe, the future of other publi…

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Cash boosts to provide relief from July 1 - will you benefit?
Cash boosts to provide relief from July 1 - will you benefit?

If you’ve been struggling with the cost of living, some good news is in store.

While Kiwis have to wait a few more weeks to see the Government’s tax …

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Why is New Zealand seeing more intense rainfall?
Why is New Zealand seeing more intense rainfall?

Over the last year, the term ‘atmospheric river’ has entered our daily vocabulary, as New Zealand sees more intense rainfall hit our shores.

From the…

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Pharmac funding: Do we need to change how we pay for medicine?
Pharmac funding: Do we need to change how we pay for medicine?

It may have taken a month to get there, but the Government has fulfilled its promise to fund new cancer drugs.

Rather than the 13 promised on the cam…

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Planes, trains and ferries: Why is NZ struggling to replace failing infrastructure?
Planes, trains and ferries: Why is NZ struggling to replace failing infrastructure?

The Government is being warned it must invest in New Zealand's ageing infrastructure.

It comes after a week of infrastructure woes, with the Defence …

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Public service cuts unlikely to slow down: How many jobs have been cut so far?
Public service cuts unlikely to slow down: How many jobs have been cut so far?

Thousands of jobs have gone, millions of dollars have been spent on redundancy payouts – and it’s not over yet as the public sector continues to tigh…

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Australia returns to tough stance on NZ-born 501s - Inside the policy's impact on deportees
Australia returns to tough stance on NZ-born 501s - Inside the policy's impact on deportees

The Australian government is pivoting to a stricter stance on deporting so-called "501s" - people with criminal histories who had mostly grown up in …

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30 years since Bain family killings: Why the case still intrigues New Zealand
30 years since Bain family killings: Why the case still intrigues New Zealand

30 years ago, five members of the Bain family in Dunedin were found dead in their family home.

The one surviving family member, David, was later conv…

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RocketLab's Peter Beck talks 50th launch, defence contracts, and looking towards Mars
RocketLab's Peter Beck talks 50th launch, defence contracts, and looking towards Mars

In May 2017, Rocket Lab launched its first rocket into space.

Over the last seven years, the company has grown to become a powerhouse in the global a…

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