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Anna Kominik: Shining a light on electricity prices
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MAFS groom's cruel rant behind wife's back
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The trend of falling daily cases Covid-19 should be treated with caution, experts say.
Putin hints at deadly nuke strike in cosy chat with air stewardesses
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Struggle to enforce temporary ceasefire shows fragility of efforts to stop the fighting.
MoH acknowledges waits to report RAT results over the phone
An Auckland woman said it took days to report her daughter's RAT result over the phone.
Covid-19: Michael Baker's three predictions for 2022
What can NZ expect in year 3 of Covid-19? Epidemiologist Michael Baker explains.
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The seven-day rolling average of cases is 17,272, up from 16,687 yesterday.
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Gregor Paul: The two All Blacks candidates to become the next 'mythical beast'
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Cost blowout, delays hit 21-unit state housing project
Kāinga Ora is sticking by its decision to go modular and with overseas builders.
'Ugly scenes': Putin move backfires for China
Russia and China are friends of convenience but China has a lot more to lose than Russia.
Hayden Munro: Pandemic economy presents problems for policymakers
There's no playbook and very little historical precedent to draw on.
Top school, doctor warns of students' dangerous blackout game
Clips of NZ students depriving themselves of oxygen have been appearing online.
'My miracle after heartache': TV star Renee Wright's baby surprise
After a tragic miscarriage, the beloved broadcaster is expecting her fourth child.
Liam Dann: What's the future for money?
One way or another there is a reckoning coming for cryptocurrency.
MP: 'A teacher said I would be just another Māori with six babies to six different dads'
ACT MP and other Kiwi women confront bias ahead of International Women's Day.
Spy: Beloved Inga was getting match fit
The late rugby great had filmed a series in which former All Blacks prep for a match.
Paula Bennett: I felt fine until I didn't - my battle with Omicron
The vast majority of us will survive Covid but will we all survive economically?
Kyle MacDonald: Covid, Omicron, protests, Ukraine - it's all too much
We can't control the events of the world but we can choose how to respond.
Diana Clement: Extreme cost saving can counter inflation
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Paul Catmur: What happened when I asked my staff to give me feedback on my boss style
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'Nonsensical': More than 30,000 rapid tests seized at border
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