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DoC will get back on track when perverse rules are ditched

The Department of Conservation needs to talk with the outdoor community who want to roll up their sleeves and help or there'll be a fight to defend some of our greatest assets from the very organisation charged with protecting them, writes Peter Wilson

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Luxon suggests extra votes for landlords could go

In an about-face, National Party leader Christopher Luxon said on Wednesday that he "possibly" would dispose of the ratepayer franchise if in government after the election.

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Conservation department confirms probe into SailGP race

News of a Conservation Department investigation emerges after SailGP’s finale

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Auto industry calls for stricter air pollution tests

The Motor Trade Association wants the Government to require annual air pollution tests for vehicles older than 10 years.

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Lives treated lightly

New Zealand's cavalier attitude towards workplace safety is taking a grim toll - largely on young men involved in dangerous trades.

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Self-portrait: Model turned author

"Why do men want to own me?"

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Dysfunction rules on Coast council

Weeks after the West Coast Regional Council chair is turfed out, a council committee meeting degenerates into a tussle between the ex-chair and another elected member.

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Labour looks for heavy hitters ahead of list rankings

A high-profile United Nations advisor will be confirmed in the North Shore seat for Labour this weekend and the party is in talks with a KPMG managing partner based in Vietnam

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Cyclone response shows cash is king

An industry forum headed by the Reserve Bank is looking to learn from cash shortages during Gabrielle.

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Layla hoping to put opponents on knees

A new Black Fern rugby player has an extra challenge to keep her going hard in top matches, Adam Julian discovers

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Backing the next high-fliers in NZ's growth sectors

In the first episode in a new podcast series, Emile Donovan speaks to BNZ's Brandon Jackson, about the visionaries, the dreamers, the schemers … and picking the industries that are going to fly the highest.

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Move over, bad old boys

If Westland politics was once the province of oafish blokes who paid the niceties no heed, things have changed since last year’s local elections.

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Why men should stick to their knitting, too

Knitting promotes purpose, creativity, success, reward, and enjoyment. So why aren't more of us doing it?

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Hurdles ahead for winter health plan

The winter plan speaks about primary care, but not a comprehensive approach to primary health care. It’s only a one-word omission, but the implications are revealing

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Govt taken to court for ignoring Climate Commission on ETS

A group of activist lawyers have filed a new major legal action against the Government for acting against the advice of the Climate Change Commission last year.

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State of emergency declared in Auckland but worst of rain over

The worst weather appears to be over for Auckland, but the city remains under a local state of emergency after a day of torrential rain.

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A Silver Ferns squad to win the Netball World Cup

With the clock for the 2023 Netball World Cup counting down, Merryn Anderson picks a likely Silver Ferns squad for the pinnacle event

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How KiwiRail got off track

Commuter chaos in the capital, trains grinding to a halt in Auckland - what's going on at KiwiRail?

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Meka Whaitiri breaks silence on defection

Labour’s Māori caucus MPs have invited Meka Whaitiri to meet with them at Parliament this week. The former Labour minister intends to make a personal statement in the House on Tuesday from Te Pāti Māori’s front bench seat, writes political editor Jo Moir.

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Privacy, healthcare concerns at play in axed income insurance plan

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins put a polarising income insurance scheme on hold just weeks before the law was to be introduced to Parliament.

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Book of the Week: The first Tiriti fraud

What the hell happened at Waitangi?

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Roadside drug testing could have gone ahead on time - Police Association

The Police Association says alternative policy could have been pushed through in order to enable roadside drug testing on time.

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Govt has allowed councils to block new development

Councils have used heritage designations, special character areas, carbon emissions, and even potatoes as reasons to prevent new developments that would help restore housing affordability, writes Dr Eric Crampton

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A day in the life of a Kiwi Mylk Made – or two

A Canterbury-based mother-daughter nut milk business is challenging not only the dairy sector, but also competitors selling milk alternatives in plastic bottles or hard-to-recycle Tetra Pak cartons.

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Are Aussies, Canadians and Kiwis still loyal to the British crown?

Support for the monarchy across Australia, Canada and New Zealand varies widely, and reveals a lot about how citizens view themselves

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