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Wider police discretion to photograph youths will set back race relations, critics say.
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An investigation found more than half of the photos held by the police are of Māori.
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His appeal was dismissed in the High Court.
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The final moments of a 25-year-old man who was killed in a hail of police gunfire.
Ohio police shoot Black man at least 60 times in hail of gunfire
Demonstrators marched through the city after the video was released.
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Government launches Ministry of Disabled People
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NZ brand Allbirds to cover costs of US staff seeking abortions
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National MP told to remove post supporting Roe v Wade decision
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Not done yet? Supreme Court conservatives flex muscle in sweeping rulings
Liberal justices suggest rights to same-sex marriage and contraception may be imperilled.
Explainer: How individual states in US will treat abortion law ruling
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Football star calls out men for silence on abortion rights
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New York Times: The Supreme Court has become yet another partisan institution.
US Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade, ending 50 years of abortion rights
The decision is expected to lead to abortion bans in roughly half the states.
Pride protest at Bethlehem College over its gender and marriage stance
The school has recently come under fire for its views on gender and marriage.
'This is not over': Biden vows abortion fight after Supreme Court ruling
The US president said the ruling marked "a sad day for the court and the country".
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Pro-life supporter Tanya Britton, 70, has devoted decades to her cause.
5600 sign petition for investigation into alleged 'abuse' at Bethlehem College
The school is also investigating after fruit was thrown at students at a silent protest.
Former NZ First MP dies suddenly in UK, aged 55
In May 2020, Prosser claimed Covid-19 was a global conspiracy.
White supremacists are riling up thousands on social media
White supremacists are building thriving, macho communities across social media platforms.
Marriage is between man and woman: School under fire for 'discriminatory' statement
But the school says the statement is to "transparently explain" its philosophy.
Dyslexic Police College ex-candidate goes to court over failed typing test
Guy Greenslade failed the test "dramatically" three times.
Queer and Here: Episode 4 - The road to healing
Moving on from the burden of trauma demands massive internal deep diving.
Queen's Birthday Honours: Dame Silvia Cartwright, a trailblazer for women in legal system
Former Governor-General and New Zealand's first female High Court judge honoured.
Scott Morrison defends his record as Australian PM despite election loss
The outgoing PM struck a a proud and defiant tone in his concession speech.
'Second class': Te Pāti Māori slams Māori arts funding as 'crumbs'
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The big mistakes women make when it comes to money
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Budget 2022: Nearly $3b to education including decile changes and pay parity
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