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Man who booked the venue wanted it for a "preppers'" meeting, racecourse claims.
Why do you pay more to visit some GP clinics?
"It’s accessed by people who can easily afford to pay for their own care."
Children’s Commissioner ‘frustrated’ at Govt plans for more youth ‘prison-like facilities’
It comes as a NZ delegation to the UN speaks of reducing youth secure care facilities.
Big rates hike 'a pain'
“We all know costs go up very quickly, but it changes going down."
‘They’re staggered’: The NCEA assessment overseas educators can’t believe is allowed in NZ
At international conferences, 'they are staggered we allow our young people to do that.'
'A frightened little nation': Has NZ become a bunch of wusses since Covid-19?
Are we enlightened or on a 'slippery slope towards uselessness'?
Success or 'a fantasy'? Has the police's gang 'crackdown' worked?
Has the police 'crackdown' on gangs worked? What are the other solutions?
Sex or social media? The sacrifices we’re willing to make to stay online
Social media has become a mainstay in everyday life.
'Ridiculous' rates rise will hit struggling superannuants hard, say advocates
"There [are] some real sad cases out there at the moment."
Emma Priest: Why ‘getting tough on crime’ doesn’t work
Scaremongering in an election year is sadly predictable.
Mum throws out mattress, furniture with mould but rental passes Healthy Homes inspection
Solo mum dismayed her rental passed a Healthy Homes inspection.
Charities and families under pressure to put food on the table
Northland foodbanks and families under pressure as food prices continue to rise.
Jarrod Gilbert: Why NZ's gangs are unique
OPINION: There's an interesting history behind the high visibility of NZ gangs.
Worst youth justice system not seen yet – Chief Children’s Commissioner
Violence inside youth justice residences reaffirms the need for a system reset.
Green Party looking to snare Labour's disaffected voters
Green Party members are assembling for their AGM in Auckland this weekend.
'Freeloaders can bugger off': Merepeka Raukawa-Tait to stand for Parliament
She also took a swipe at people walking around with “their bloody pyjamas on”.
Boys in Oranga Tamariki care made to ‘fight until they dropped’
More claims of violence at an Oranga Tamariki youth justice facility have come to light.
Housing should be a human right - commissioner
Report finds too many people are still living in cold, damp and mouldy homes.
Brooke van Velden: Race criteria for health waitlists 'mindboggling'
Opinion: Government's ethnic waitlist factor papers over cracks of healthcare failures.
'Close to the breadline': Couple's Kiwi pension clipped due to time spent in UK
Couple argue deduction of UK pension is discrimination against immigrants in New Zealand.
'They got KFC and McDonald's': Oranga Tamariki reveal how they ended stand-off
Five youths on the roof of an Oranga Tamariki facility came down late last night.
French rioters target mayor’s home during fifth night of unrest
However, overall violence appears to have lessened compared to previous nights.
Premium Debate: Banning disposable vapes 'a good start'
Opinion: Premium subscribers have their say.
End in sight for drawn out 'squatter camp' saga
Whangārei District Council moves in to clean up camp on public land at Onerahi.
Denis O’Reilly: Why Damien Kuru's manslaughter conviction troubles me
Opinion: Other Kiwis may be troubled too if they could see past characterisation of Kuru.
Suspended Oranga Tamariki staff still paid two years after child facility closed
Child protection agency closed 10-bed Te Oranga care and protection house in June 2021.
'My door is always open': Iwi chairman invites Julian Batchelor to public co-governance discussion
"When you come to Ngāti Kahungunu, come in through the waharoa, the front gate."
Ram-raided vape store owner fears new rules will create 'black market'
Another says people are "panic-buying" ahead of the policy changes.
Matt Heath: Is this the most divisive election year?
OPINION: New Zealanders are hating each other more and more in Parliament.
Nats' plan for harsher sentences welcomed by victims advocate
Labour says it will see more people imprisoned for longer, costing millions.
Jarrod Gilbert: Why police don't interrupt gang processions at funerals
OPINION: The only outcomes they are looking for are votes.
Invercargill mayor backs Stop Co-Governance Tour, police hogwash claims of people buying guns
About 80 people attended the meeting on Saturday night.