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Judith Collins said NZ and Australia aren't 'particularly worried' about the drills.
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Trump's criticism boosted Zelenskyy's popularity by about 10% overnight.
‘National shame’: Children’s Minister on rising child violence and deaths
Child hospitalisations from assault in 2024 hit a ten-year high.
Destiny Church protests reignite debate on charitable tax exemptions
Over 28,000 charities in NZ earn more than $21 billion annually.
NZ health crisis deepens with trio of top-level resignations
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Around 43,500 people were homeless in March 2023, about 0.9% of the population.
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Why US anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment is a warning for New Zealand
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‘Big old headache’: David Seymour’s impact on Govt unity
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NZ-Cook Islands tensions over China deal could lead to ‘divorce’, expert warns
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How NZ plans to replicate Ireland's success in foreign investment
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House values, rents to drop: Could 2025 be the year to buy?
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How privatisation may shape New Zealand’s future economic path
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NZ opens doors to digital nomads amid tourism push
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‘Shortsighted’: Jones' mining plan draws mixed reactions
Critics say the plan is environmentally reckless and favours mining interests.
Why economic growth is central to NZ’s future under Luxon
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AI innovation or imitation: DeepSeek’s disruptive claim under scrutiny
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Charter schools, structured learning and new lunches: What’s changing for schools this year
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Meta ends fact-checking; whistleblower warns NZ lawmakers
Facebook is ending third-party fact-checking, moving to user-driven Community Notes.
DuVal, Ikea and construction woes: The property stories to watch in 2025
Some think the tough lending landscape and unpaid tax bills will be the major themes.
Golriz Ghahraman case highlights Auror's role in retail surveillance
Auror covers 90% of NZ retail, linking stores like supermarkets and big box outlets.
Economy’s year ahead: NZ ready to roll out red carpet for foreign investment in 2025
A renewed focus on economic growth, innovation and investment this year.
As the political year kicks off - what are the key events to watch out for?
Plenty of issues are set to dominate central and local politics in 2025.
‘A game of billiards’: What four years of Trump means for NZ
Trump's return could bring confusion for small countries like New Zealand.
Which minister could be next to go after Luxon’s reshuffle?
One Minister survived demotion this time but could be challenged by National's rising star
When Silicon Valley descends upon the US Capitol
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Terraced house hellfire: New builds in Akl overheating due to poor design
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Trudeau out, Trump in: Why more countries are ditching young leaders, moving towards the right
Trudeau's resignation is the latest marker in a global trend away from incumbents.
Arming NZ police: Do we need to better protect those who protect us?
The idea of arming our frontline police officers has been reignited in recent years.
‘Perilous future’: LA fires spark reminder of threat to NZ from warming planet
Fires are just the latest natural disaster the US has faced in recent years.
Billionaire to political influencer: Is Elon Musk now the most powerful person?
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