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Election 2020: 5 things you need to know about the cannabis referendum
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ACC's new investment: $50m of Auckland housing
The investment will allow 100 community houses to be built in Auckland in two years.
Two-tier welfare: White New Zealanders more likely to get new, more generous benefit
The benefit for Covid jobless is worth twice as much as the existing unemployment benefit.
'Unacceptable' crime concerns prompt action over Fenton St emergency housing
Locals are fed up with badly behaved emergency housing clients.
'Is that your slave?': Store owner accused of racially vilifying Māori customer
Man alleges florist told him he was only angry because Black Lives Matter is "trendy".
JK Rowling returns humanitarian award amid transgender comments controversy
Stoush after Kerry Kennedy expressed "profound disappointment" at Rowling's comments.
Political Roundup: Politicians making inequality worse
COMMENT: Inequality and poverty look to be the forgotten issues of the election campaign.
Three months ago, rough sleeping was virtually eliminated in NZ. Has it stayed that way?
Rough sleepers have been returning to Auckland streets - but it's not what it seems.
Why a revolution is brewing among the 'Covid generation'
Comment: The aftermath of Covid will leave young people burdened with debt.
Grandmother angry after mum bought son dress to wear to preschool
"My 4-year-old is very masculine but also loves pretty things".
Suicide numbers lowest in 3 years, Coroner slams rumours about spike during lockdown
There were 31 fewer deaths in the year to June.
Inspired by Greta: Bay's Generation Z working to change world
Generation Z - the future leaders to save the world.
Why LGBTQ labels are more important than ever
COMMENT: Labels of queerness are part of who LGBTQ people are, writes Lee Suckling.
Lee Suckling: It's time to reclaim the word 'woke'
"The use of woke as a derogatory judgement shall not be commandeered," writes Suckling.
'Seriously unfair': Auckland dad slams 'cruel' vegan posters outside primary school
The dad believes it is up to parents to choose when to educate children on the issue.
The Road Ahead: What matters to you?
An election contest under the long, dark cloud of Covid-19 - what matters to you?
Children's care or protection: Calls for radical changes to be made to Family Court
Māori children represent 68 per cent of all children in state care in New Zealand.
Euthanasia referendum: Could terminal patients really be 'dead by the weekend'?
Arguing over euthanasia at the dinner table? Here's what the evidence says.
Speaker's warning to bad MPs: Shape up or be publicly exposed
After a damaging month, Parliament has been given a Code of Conduct.
Comment: Ocasio-Cortez's powerful speech mandatory viewing for men
Her powerful speech in response to Yoho's insults has gone viral - here's why it matters.
New Conservative ad comparing candidate to Mandela 'beyond parody'
Murray Chong is known for his race-based comments on the New Plymouth District Council.
How does it feel to be racially abused? Confronting new anti-racism campaign
Ever been on the receiving end of racist comments? Now you can see how it feels.
Jay-Z, other celebs call for probe into student's 2010 killing
'Lost his life for no good reason and with absolutely no good explanation.'
Video of black man's arrest puts London police in spotlight
London police officer suspended after kneeling on suspect's neck.
Revealed: Breonna Taylor was alive after police shot her, no one tried to help
Lawyers allege Taylor was left without medical assistance for more than 20 minutes.
'Disgusting': Outrage after police knock man off wheelchair and break it
People say there is "no excuse" for the "disgusting" use of excessive force.
'Tax us more, heal the world': Tindall joins call by world's richest
Sir Stephen Tindall is among millionaires calling on governments to raise taxes on them.
SkyCity applies for wage subsidy extension, angering laid-off workers
SkyCity is seeking more Government help after laying off 900 staff.
Steve Braunias: The man who returned to Lincoln Rd post lockdown
Steve Braunias returns to Lincoln Rd in search of the way things are after lockdown.
Exhausted cities face a surge in violence
Experts say spike defies easy explanation, pointing to a toxic mix of problems in US.
'Why would you want non-white sperm?': Inside medicine's racist culture
Doctors are there to look after you but medical students say racism and bullying are rife.
'The most hated man on the internet': Graham Linehan on being cancelled
How a popular comedy writer began sharing his views online - and saw his career crumble.
Meghan's ex-BFF considers tell-all book
A rift between Megan and her former best friend may mean more scandal for the Duchess.