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Americans pour in cash to keep TV3 afloat

TV3’s American owner has stumped up $35 million in the past two years to keep the underperforming network on air. Mark Jennings analyses the problems that still beset the free-to-air broadcaster.

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The ‘reading wars’ lessons for teaching science

We must take account of how the human brain learns if we want to teach effectively, whether it’s science or reading

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Inside DoC’s SailGP investigation

Newly-released correspondence details what SailGP’s race controller was told, and when.

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Safe or septic – Japan's nuclear wastewater dumping

Japan has made assurances the wastewater it's dumping in the Pacific is safe – but not everyone is convinced.

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How El Niño is set to change

El Niño and La Niña events are likely to get stronger over the next few decades. How will that impact us?

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The impending haere rā to 3G – and how to be ready

Check your devices to make sure they don’t rely on the 3G network

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Violence simply breeds violence at youth justice facilities

Youth justice residences tend to gravitate to a culture of conflict, threat, and coercion. The unspoken belief is this is what ‘these kids’ understand, writes Ian Hyslop.

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Beware 'blue carbon' bold, but uncertain claims

Audacious assertions about the oceans’ potential for carbon sequestration are not yet matched by reality, writes Jez Weston

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Pasifika had 'reasonable expectation' Dawn Raids would stop

Government ministers and senior immigration officials didn’t give any thought to formally changing the way overstayers were dealt with following an apology from the Prime Minister for historic Dawn Raids

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Murderer who made victim's life 'living hell' up for parole

'Is six years the going rate for taking a life in New Zealand?' The family of slain Invercargill teenager is terrified one of his killers could soon walk free.

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Forced sale concerns for 43,000 mortgage holders: survey

Around 3 percent of mortgage holders face the very real possibility of a having to sell over the next year as a result of higher interest rates.

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Nato balances Ukraine focus with Indo-Pacific interest

Chris Hipkins joins a Nato summit focused on the Ukraine war – but looking to the Indo-Pacific for shared security challenges.

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Heroes in the spotlight at White Island trial

The WorkSafe prosecution over the Whakaari eruption begins today – and some of the heroes of that dreadful day are in the spotlight.

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Hohaia makes arresting start to test rugby

A new Black Fern can thank a persistent Irishwoman and clubmates known as the Sharkie Wahs for a career going from strength to strength, writes Adam Julian

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Green manifesto pledges new climate ministry

A new Ministry for Climate Change is on the cards if the Greens have their say, alongside a suite of other changes proposed in the party’s manifesto.

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An All Black at beer o'clock

A brief history of the ABs absolutely caning it , told by one who absolutely caned it

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The need to accept that indigeneity matters

This is simply not an ‘us and them’ situation unless we choose to make it so – what strengthens Māori strengthens us all

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Shaw announces better recognition of carbon sinks

At the Green Party hui, James Shaw delivered a grim speech about the state of the climate crisis and revealed a new Government policy.

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Southeast Asia's Belt and Road paved with promises

China's Belt and Road Initiative changed the face of Southeast Asia with projects connecting the region. But some countries face more risks than others, writes Irawan Hartono

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An Ode for .. Tory Whanau

Bard Billot on the boozy Mayor

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'This election is the last chance': Greens kick off Auckland campaigns

Changes to the political landscape could bode well for the Greens, as Auckland seats once all but promised to the two major parties are up for debate

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Making a stand

Fusing creativity with an interest in the environment, Alice Reade has designed a vehicle for change.

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Short story: Passing through, by Owen Marshall

"Who'd want you as a father": acrimony at a motel, by the short story master

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Ten years on, China’s grand scheme faces hurdle

The future of China's Belt and Road Initiative is uncertain, but regional cooperation could secure it, writes Dr Fithra Faisal Hastiadi

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Kiwi ref poised to whistle at third World Cup

Like the world's best footballers, sole Kiwi match referee Anna-Marie Keighley must be on top of her game to advance through the FIFA Women's World Cup, she tells Suzanne McFadden in our Wāhine of the World Cup series.

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