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The pandemic exposes NZ’s supply chain vulnerability – be ready for more inflation in the year ahead

You don’t have to be an economist to know New Zealand faces its highest annual inflation rate in 30 years – 5.9% as of December 2021. Visit a supermarket or petrol station and the evidence is right before your eyes.

The Conversation

Yesterdaze: More grass than class

Yesterdaze column: James Elliott watches in horror as a treasured NZ institution is trampled, disrespected and misappropriated

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Pies, parmesan and melons - a Winter Olympic buffet

The last of the Kiwi women bowed out of the Winter Olympics early, but give some hope for a bright snow sport future. And there's still time to add to the NZ medal tally.

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Com-pu-pu-puter games' inflated role in CPI hike

Did Stats NZ needlessly exacerbate an inflation rise by choosing the wrong blockbuster games? We reveal the list of games that is driving up wages and interest rates.

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Hyundai joins Newsroom

Today Newsroom welcomes a new partner in Hyundai NZ.

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The NZ Band Behind Morrison’s Ukelele Cover Has Slammed His Truly Dogshit Rendition

Dragon released a statement on Monday labelling it a "cynical move" from the PM.

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Still no end to NZ anti-vaccine protest

Speaker Trevor Mallard has been criticised by police for his tactics to move on a week-long protest on New Zealand's parliamentary lawns.

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COVID protest occupies NZ parliament lawns

A showdown looms outside New Zealand's parliament, where police have assembled and with anti-mandate protesters urged to discontinue their occupation.

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'Sportswashing' to the fore at Beijing Olympics

Human rights concerns have mixed uneasily with performances at the Winter Games, as NZ takes a pragmatic – or muddled – response.

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Last train standing: 'We can’t ride trains that aren’t running'

With KiwiRail's decision to 'pause' the country's last remaining long-distance passenger routes, NZ's plans to reduce transport emissions are deeply compromised.

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Zoi's last-gasp gold makes Olympic history

The NZ anthem has rung out at a Winter Olympics for the first time in 70 years, after Zoi Sadowksi-Synnott's breathtaking final run in the snowboard slopestyle clinched her gold in Beijing

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WA wool industry fears shearer exodus following NZ border opening

Kiwi shearers in WA are already planning to return home hours after NZ announced it would reopen to vaccinated citizens, leaving the struggling Australian industry worse off.

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What New Zealand's border opening means for citizens, residents and tourists from Australia

New Zealand's border reopening has many in Australia feeling elated, but some remain fearful they could become stranded on the wrong side of the Tasman if rules change again at short notice.

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Border-busting boss 'runs the red light' into NZ without MIQ voucher

The new chief operating officer of NZ's second-biggest logistics company has repeatedly tried and failed to come to NZ to take up his job – so this week he took matters into his own hands.

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NZ sport navigates new border shakeup

The Women's ODI Cricket World Cup will go ahead as planned next month in New Zealand, but new border rules won't help touring sides.

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Ardern to unveil New Zealand border plans

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is poised to unveil new border settings for New Zealand in response to spreading Omicron cases of COVID-19.

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Sports: NZ all-rounder Daryl Mitchell awarded with ICC Spirit of Cricket accolade

New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell has been named the recipient of the ICC Spirit of Cricket Award after his gesture in the 2021 ICC Men's T20 World Cup semi-final against England in Abu Dhabi.

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Grand theft: The hidden cost of gaming drives up inflation

Amid all the talk of soaring rents and petrol prices, there's an unexpected and significant new contributor to NZ's high inflation.

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Kiwi spies receive intelligence linked to torture

The Government is comfortable the NZSIS is following human rights obligations, despite two instances where it received information likely tied to torture.

The Conversation

Inflation is raising prices and reducing real wages – what should be done to support NZ’s low-income households?

There is no doubt life is becoming much more expensive in New Zealand as inflation hits a three-decade high, influenced by both domestic and international factors such as increased food, energy and housing costs, pent-up demand for consumer goods, and ongoing supply-chain disruptions.

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NRIs’ custody battle: Gujarat high court orders father to send kids to mother in New Zealand

AHMEDABAD: Putting an end to the battle involving an NRI couple for custody of their three children, the Gujarat high court ordered the father to send the children to their mother in New Zealand.

ABC News

Pregnant NZ journalist Charlotte Bellis battling to return home as Afghan health system crumbles

A pregnant New Zealand journalist stranded overseas due to COVID-19 border restrictions is urging the NZ government to find a way to help women like her, saying she went public because her lawyer had represented 30 women who had been through it before.

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NZ's divorce case that 'ate its head off' finally over

It wasn't quite like the War of the Roses movie, but the War of the Prestons reached NZ's top court and might have changed the way judges assess unfairness in marital splits involving trusts

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Science or ideology? The NZ university at the crossroads

No matter how intense or heated the discussion may be, NZ universities need to address the difference between ideology and science, writes Elizabeth Rata

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Climate: NZ's role on spaceship Earth

Climate change is a global problem requiring a global solution, but individual nations like New Zealand can play a role and must do so, writes Kevin Trenberth

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