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Gender goal: Inside the football club putting its female players first
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‘We live in a very woke world’: Barry Soper on why MPs need to watch their mouths
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Snow activities served up with a side of style.
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Tertiary funding crisis: Is it time universities increase their fees?
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'We’re seeing the beginning of the end': Can Putin survive after humiliating coup attempt?
A failed toppling still spells trouble for Putin's grip on Russia.
Why properly warming our homes can save NZ $1 billion a year
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