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'Fuel is the last thing on the list creating real material hardship for our families.'
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Opposition parties give Government 'fail' grade over temporary fuel tax cuts
Fuel taxes have been slashed by 25 cents a litre for the next three months.
Govt announces 'a start' of $22m for Māori Health Authority
New Zealand has been "dominated by monocultural thinking", Health NZ chair says.
'Game-changer': Why fuel is actually dropping 29c a litre
The Government budged on the cost of living crisis on Monday, slashing fuel taxes.
'I saw way too much': Witness' horror as man killed after being hit by four cars - only one stopped
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Woman found guilty of murdering partner - her previous crime now revealed
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Neighbours want $450m Dargaville racecourse proposal ditched
The Dargaville racecourse would be one of Kaipara's biggest developments.
Lauding the rings: How Tongan designer's mum inspired jewellery passion project
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Mosque attack anniversary: Man shot nine times finds love with March 15 reporter
Survivor falls for journalist who covered his harrowing story.
Shane Jones: Labour's murky ploy - dragging the Treaty into policies where it doesn't belong
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London (Fiji and Singapore ... ) calling: Places topping Kiwis' wishlists
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Dr Jin Russell: 'We can alleviate suffering by caring, being present and living generously'
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'Covid-zero' city now deadliest in the world
Hong Kong is struggling under the world's highest rate of deaths per capita from virus.
'Forgotten treasure' housing plans hit snag: Developer loses court ruling on trees
It plans a much larger scheme for the land but even its tree-planting is ruled illegal
'Absolutely devastating': Principals on proposed ban on international students
Fears of 'huge impact' on school culture.
Ukraine Crisis Appeal: 'We had to leave my mother behind in our basement'
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GDP preview: Is the economy still strong?
Strong GDP growth in late 2022 will provide a solid foundation for tackling inflation.
Australia, Netherlands launch legal action against Russia for downing of flight MH17
Australia and the Netherlands have initiated legal action against Russia.
Mother, baby die after Russia's bombing of Ukraine maternity ward
Images of the woman being rushed to an ambulance on a stretcher had circled the world.
Look beyond the three-month period, and offer more help, says Hospitality NZ
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Simon Wilson: The scandal of our cycleways
Why are people trying to undermine efforts to make cycling safer?
Life hacks: How to make your money stretch further
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Inflation Nation: How to stop rising prices eroding your investments
Investors advised to make sure their KiwiSaver isn't going backwards.
Govt slashes fuel taxes from midnight, public transport fares from April
Public transport costs will also be half-price from April 1.
Opinion: Prince Harry's massive Queen snub
It's the strongest sign yet that his relationship with royal family is beyond redemption.
Ardern admits crisis, but won't budge from climate goal
OPINION: The Government already has its eye on the next crisis.
Liam Dann: How the Govt can afford fuel tax cuts - and what it will do to inflation
ANZ economists say the moves will likely mean a lower peak for inflation.
Ruby Tui's message to young stars in 'huge year' for women's rugby
'If there's one year that you should be putting your hand up, it's this year.'
Kiwi actress praised for 'perfect speech' at Critics Choice Awards
She's won Best Actress and the hearts of the internet with her funny, endearing speech.
Inflation fallout, Ardern's future and internal polls: Your politics questions answered
Also on our subscribers' minds: energy policy; tax reform and Labour's Māori caucus.
Omicron outbreak: 15,540 new community cases; Auckland numbers steady
While daily case numbers are dropping, yesterday the country recorded its deadliest day.