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News publishers have hit back at global tech giant, accusing it of 'corporate bullying'.
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Restrictions have already begun and water pressure has been reduced in some suburbs.
Wellington long tunnel investigation taking longer than expected, costing more
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33-hr drenching: Severe thunderstorms for upper North Island, snowstorms, downpours in south
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Intense downpours to hit NZ, warnings issued for upper north
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Man's body found after drifting boat reported in Marlborough
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Israel continues to bomb Beirut as Florida floods | Focus Morning Bulletin September 28, 2024
Israel continues its attack through the Middle East, as governments around the world continue to talk about a ceasefire and tropical storm Helene tears through Florida.
Missing records hinder investigation into treatment of patient at aged care facility
Ultimate Care was scrutinised after lost records affected a patient's care review.
Woman gets home detention for killing partner after years of mutual violence
The victim's daughter told Donna Henry she forgave her because her dad would want her to.
Expressions of interest close for 'prime' Karori site after development falls through
The former university campus was supposed to be turning into a retirement village.
US TV superstar’s NZ visit, haka date; PM's inner-circle shake-up - chief press secretary quits
TV industry takes on PM over 6pm news comment; Stuff drops daily news podcast.
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Israeli airstrike kills innocents, UN calls for peace | Focus Morning Bulletin September 21, 2024
Israel claims to have killed a military leader in an airstrike in Beirut killing innocent civilians. The High Court has ruled that Darleen Tana was not under pressure to resign.
Hit-and-run death: Advertising employer removes social media post; TV boss and mystery alias; PM's crack at 6pm news
PM: No one watches 6pm news any more; One NZ's agency move; Paul Henry on Lachlan Murdoch.
'Absolutely thrilled': The Star is reborn - 103-year-old newspaper resurrected after closure
The presses are rolling again.
Taxi drivers suspended from Wellington Airport after using parents' room to heat meals
The airport warned drivers not to use the parents' room for privacy and hygiene reasons.
Media-political stand-offs: Jack Tame's Q+A plea to PM; Why Act won't appear on 'toxic' RNZ show
Reasons can vary but some politicians are using silent treatment tactics with some media.
Dignity and reputation: Police defend heavy redactions in Kiri Allan file
Police say the redactions are in line with Ombudsman guidelines for privacy.
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Wellington rates to jump another $3k: See what you'll be paying by 2028
Wellington households on average saw their rates bill jump by $1000 or 21% this year.
Kiwi hip hop kids show Raygun how it’s done
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Police file reveals new details from Kiri Allan’s career-ending crash
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Health sector reforms and energy sector struggles | Focus Morning Bulletin September 14, 2024
Health sector reforms take place as the energy sector struggles. Country GDP is expected to drop as a result. A section of SH1 will be closed this weekend due to grid upgrades.
'Bullying': Govt, media feel Google's heat – tech giant may 'reassess' NZ operations
'They're playing their usual games – being as obnoxious as they can be.'
Man sentenced for rubbing hand in cop's face
Steven Rex Richards pleads guilty to downgraded charge.
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Govt eyes 120km/h speed limits for new roads, but at what cost?
There are no existing state highways in New Zealand built to accommodate the higher limit.
'Convinced we would drown': Terror replaced politics during KiwiRail's mayday sentencing
KiwiRail has been fined $412,500 after the Kaitaki ferry lost power and started drifting.