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Children have a basic understanding of poverty – a more equal society means talking to them about it

Rates of child poverty in Aotearoa New Zealand remain stubbornly high, despite the issue being the focus of considerable political attention while Jacinda Ardern was prime minister.

The Conversation

Amazon cloud to buy half the output of wind farm – is this new renewable power?

The data giant says it's giving back to NZ – giving back renewable electricity, giving back water, giving back jobs and investment. What it's not giving back is much in the way of tax. Jonathan Milne reports.

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The one true genius of NZ writing

Katherine Mansfield's centenary; and the serial bigamist who published her

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How close to equality will FIFA World Cup get?

With just over 100 days to the FIFA Women’s World Cup – the largest sports event to ever be played in NZ - Kiwi Sarai Bareman talks about increased equality and prizemoney, getting more Pasifika and Māori playing football, and what rubs off from the Rugby World Cup.

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$1.25m taxpayer loan at heightened risk in Rosa Foods collapse

Vegan All Black TJ Perenara is among investors in a glamour plant-based food brand under scrutiny after the collapse of its indebted sister company. Jonathan Milne reports.

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The Swiss holes in anti-Aukus rhetoric

The New Zealand public deserves a debate over growing militarisation in our region, and what it would mean to become a "Switzerland of the South Pacific".

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Egg industry says consolidation no risk to consumer

Changes to welfare standards by both welfare regulators and the supermarkets are pointed to by industry as being behind New Zealand’s short supply of eggs.

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Pension protests - why we're so different to France

Why the much-protested Gallic gold card system has no similarity to ours.

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Landmark Women’s Super League signing Georgia Hale out to help grow English game

The New Zealand international has joined Leeds Rhinos.

The Independent UK

Matt Renshaw boosts Ashes hopes with another big score against New Zealand A

Matt Renshaw has given his Ashes hopes a boost with another big score for Australia A in its tour match against New Zealand A in Lincoln.

The New Daily

Panthers re-sign NRL premiership prop Moses Leota

New Zealand international prop forward Moses Leota has re-signed with Penrith in a major boost for the reigning premiers.

AAP

Renshaw boosts Ashes hopes with another big score

Matthew Renshaw has followed up his 112 with a quick-fire 78 off 72 balls in Australia A's four-day clash with New Zealand A in Lincoln.

AAP

Hipkins ends lobbyists' free access to NZ parliament

Stuart Nash, the sacked New Zealand cabinet minister at the centre of a scandal, has announced he will leave politics at the October election.

AAP

A short history of doomed second harbour crossing proposals for Auckland – and a quicker, cheaper option

New Zealand is a small country that suddenly has big ideas about public transportation projects for its largest city. In February, the physical work began for a partially tunnelled light rail line under the Auckland CBD that will eventually connect to the airport. The project could ultimately have a price…

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Thousands of Kiwi nurses plan Australia move

New Zealand's already stretched nursing workforce could be pushed to breaking point with Australian wages and conditions luring many.

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Disaster-prone cell tower network forces telcos to reach for the stars

This year's cyclone and floods have hastened the move to satellite-based networks, by highlighting the vulnerability of cell towers. Jonathan Milne reports.

The Conversation

NZ kids will be at school for just 8 days in April – but there are ways for parents to C.O.P.E. with the holiday juggle

April is set to be a challenging month for New Zealand’s working parents. Their children will be in school for a total of eight days thanks to the timing of Easter, Anzac Day and the school holidays. But it doesn’t have to be all bad.

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Beyond the Soapbox: Time for Govt to put up money on Long Covid

Informed commentary and debate on current affairs from New Zealand's top academics.

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Great tasting new foods that can save the environment

Watch video: In the sixth of our 10-part video series, The Way Forward, Rod Oram looks at big new ideas that can lead our response to climate change

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Renshaw posts century in Australia A clash with Kiwis

New Zealand A have reached 3-109 in reply to Australia A's 6(dec)-370 after two days of the unofficial Test in Canterbury.

The Times of India

1st T20I: Sri Lanka edge out New Zealand in 'Super Over' thriller

In a thrilling finish to the first T20 international in Auckland on Sunday, Sri Lanka edged out hosts New Zealand in the Super Over after the two teams ended up with tied scores at the end of regulation period of the match.

The Guardian - AU

All Blacks set for drastic overhaul under new leadership of Scott Robertson

The eccentric coach will instigate the most far-reaching shift since Sir Graham Henry replaced John Mitchell 19 years ago

Evening Standard

Amy Cokayne interview: ‘Rugby can’t encompass my entire life - RAF career gives me extra perspective’

England hooker speaks exclusively to Standard Sport about life on and off the pitch ahead of England’s Women’s Six Nations clash against Italy

AAP

Renshaw makes Ashes case with runs in New Zealand

Matt Renshaw's unbeaten 92 for Australia A in New Zealand has helped his chances of Ashes selection, as the visitors went to stumps on day one at 1-155.

The Guardian - AU

‘Slipping through our fingers’: New Zealand scientists distraught at scale of glacier loss

Research institute NIWA predicts many of country’s most important glaciers will be gone within the decade

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