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Higher rates will put more pressure on households already facing a cost of living crisis.
Top sportsman, Rhodes scholar took own life after depression battle
Finn Lowery had a lot to live for, the coroner noted.
Watch: Emotional PM talks gun control with Stephen Colbert after mass shooting
The PM also invited the talk show host to her wedding, which was postponed due to Covid.
Spark v Sky heats up: Inside the battle for Rugby World Cup rights
Spark Sport has enlisted a new partner in the battle for the 2023 Rugby World Cup rights.
Gas main rupture: Evacuated Tokoroa residents allowed to return to their homes
People are being advised to avoid the area.
TikTok star slams fellow Sāmoan for 'racist' comments
A popular TikTok creator has called out a Sāmoan man for his 'racist' comments.
Watch: 'On my hands and knees' - Sandy Hook senator begs colleagues to act after Texas shooting
US Senator Chris Murphy made an impassioned plea.
Gang feud shootings: 'Indiscriminate and reckless' use of guns, communities' safety disrespected
Police responded to shooting incidents in at least seven Auckland suburbs overnight.
'I lost my fighting attitude': Cystic fibrosis sufferer hoping for Trikafta
Troy Watson said Trikafta would be a 'miracle' and would give him back his life.
Amber Heard rests case without calling Depp to the stand
Judge rejects motion from Depp's attorneys to toss out Heard's $100m counterclaim.
Chris Warner, rhubarb and the reality of being a Shorty St extra
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Ukraine: 200 bodies found in Mariupol basement
Workers find massive casualties in rubble of bombed apartment building.
Boy, 12, steals eight cars in two-day spree
Youth picked up by police after taking seven Mazda Demios and a Honda Civic.
TVNZ star says the fight against bowel cancer is personal
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'It just wrecked me': Policewoman killed by truck - dad speaks as driver jailed
Police officer Naomi McRae was killed by a 16-ton truck on her way to work.
'Hugely significant': Why Budget 2022 is a potential game-changer for 'unseen' victims of crime
Meaningful change on the ground won't be apparent for years, but the funding is a start.
Philip Stevens: Rungs too far apart on ladder out of poverty
OPINION: Equity Index will replace the 'blunt tool' of decile rankings for schools.
'Like getting out of the boxing ring': New boss ready to lead pilot academy back to strength
Gerard Glanville has been flying since he was 16.
Sideswipe: Give way to love in Whangārei
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Jacinda Ardern in New York: Aotearoa is 'open for business'
Ardern winds up her New York day on The Late Show.
Targeting Americans: Tourism agencies and airport join forces
The push is on to reconnect with lucrative North American market as air links take off.
Wellington Water requests $6 million to restore fluoride to residents
The company is under pressure after it turned off fluoridation without telling residents.
Revealed: Prisoners caught in hand sanitiser booze-up
Ten inmates charged after allegedly getting drunk at Waikeria Prison.
Richard Prebble: Why Aussie election is bad news for Ardern
A change in government in Australia often foreshadows a change in New Zealand.
We're having far less sex than we used to. Here's how to turn it around
Times: The fast-growing sexual wellness industry is turning its attention to supplements.
Claire Trevett: PM starts the hustle in NY to get tourists back
PM now has to battle Covid wariness as well as the tyranny of distance to get tourists.
Opinion: Wellington City Council should reconsider selling the airport
The council is in a weak position as both a shareholder and as the council.
Trusts, divorce, stepkids: Controversial recommendations in inheritance law shakeup
Changes to inheritance law could spark a few new family feuds.
Kate MacNamara: A ponderous start to grocery market shake-up
New money for MBIE to rethink uncompetitive markets doesn't spell big change any time soon
Chlöe Swarbrick: Now let's take a leaf out of Sydney's book for the CBD
OPINION: It's time for political courage and vision to rescue Queen St.
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