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Nursing Council suspends anti-transgender activist
"All because I have criticised the jab and state a woman is an adult human female."
Sexual banter 'normal' at Defence Force, dismissed worker claims
Defence Force worker said sexual banter was tolerated because female colleague ignored it.
Where is Breanna? Police seek help to find missing 22-year-old woman
Brianna Muriwai, was last seen on Te Horo Beach on Sunday
'No more weekend shopping in Melbourne': Climate change expert
Pre-pandemic flying patterns expected back within two years, fueling emissions fears.
Stock Takes: New fund manager in town, bidders for Bupa
The listed retirement village has seen its share price de-rated over the last year.
The powerful Auckland landlord holding fate of events sector in its hands
How a 120-year-old land deal is threatening the future of many fan favourite events.
Youth walks on 10 charges: Health service accepts judge's criticism
Health service says changes have been made in response to criticism from the Court.
'Priscilla is a miracle': The woman not expected to recover - until she did
'You have to keep fighting the system ... I never gave up on Priscilla.'
Owners investigated man's excessive data on work phone. What they found was a 'betrayal'
The ERA ruled the employee was more than likely selling the company's scrap metal.
Masks off?: Government looks at scrapping mandates in some health settings
Disability support providers are concerned about the impact of the proposed changes.
Sideswipe: Let's give this guy a hand
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Security staff in high demand as retailers worry over burglaries, ram raids
Demand is increasing for security guards - and so is aggression towards them.
Shane Jones: Less climate puff, more economic realism
OPINION: 'Climate Change Commission must not become an echo chamber for prophets of doom.'
Karl Puschmann: Can Amazon's Lord of the Rings show bring Fantasy back?
Is there a place for orcs and elves in today's superhero obsessed world?
Innovative ways LIC is using R&D to help dairy farmers
Farmer-owned co-op's investment in R&D sets blueprint for agricultural sector.
Opinion: Why beige flags are the new dating warning sign
It's a new dating phenomenon that once you see it you can't unsee it.
Three in custody after police pursuit ends in crash blocking motorway lanes
Motorists were warned of delays in the crash area on the Northwestern Motorway.
'Trust me': Aaron Smith says All Blacks have tactics to bounce back
In particular, the kicking strategy of the side will be crucial.
'Warning to the world': Why economists are watching NZ housing market
Houses in New Zealand are now in the minds of economists the world over.
Opinion: Economic firewood looks worryingly large and dry
If a spark does set off a bonfire on world markets, New Zealand will feel the heat.
Kate MacNamara: The politics behind Govt's move to break up supermarket duopoly
The dream of supermarket break-up is alive; its chance of coming true is as slim as ever.
Shane Te Pou: What's wrong with workers seeking pay rises to combat cost of living, inflation?
OPINION: Kawerau mill workers are asking for a pay rise in line with inflation.
Macquarie may back out of $220m SkyCity car park deal
"A car park buyback is not part of our current discretionary capital strategy" - CFO.
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare to spend $275m on Karaka land for campus
"We need more space": Mega-development will roll out over decades.
Opinion: Labour's tax U-turn paints a picture of a dysfunctional Government
OPINION: Business interests had a big role in convincing Labour to back down.
Don't change a losing team? Foster reveals reasons behind All Blacks selections
The All Blacks selectors have painted a stubborn picture as they seek swift redemption.
PR woman accused of historical sex abuse of girl loses name suppression
A lawyer for St Cuthbert's College said the school was opposed to keeping its name secret.
No manu allowed: 'Silly bugger bombs' banned at new $32m aquatic centre
Centre manager Nathan Manu said facility rules included "no silly bugger bombs".
Teacher's Pet case: Harrowing details of teen's marriage to killer Chris Dawson
The teen babysitter revealed an unsettling account of life together.
Riverdale star KJ Apa becomes a Samoan chief, vows to serve community
Riverdale star KJ Apa has a new title and responsibility as a Samoan chief.
Thrifty traveller shares tips for $3-a-day food budget
The thrifty traveller manages to feed herself on a very strict budget.