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Canada puts freeze on handgun sales
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Scott Technology has signed a deal to build a materials handling system for JBS Canada.
Scott Tech signs $56m deal to build system for JBS Canada
The project will be the largest ever in Scott's history.
Russian oligarchs could buy their way out of sanctions
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NZ supports call for accountability for Russia war crimes
NZ has joined the US, UK, Australia and Canada in calling for accountability.
Most Canadians don't want Charles as king, but changing royal rule isn't easy
New York Times: Polls suggest there's little support for the monarchy in Canada.
Roger Partridge: Border announcements a mix of half-measures, muddled thinking
OPINION: NZ's border settings continue to confound, NZ Initiative chairman writes.
NZ navy frigate to leave Canada after 8 years
The second of the country's two naval frigates is due to leave Canada.
'We live in a man's world': NZ lags behind other countries in women's health
"When we look at systems of all sorts around the world we see inequality for women."
'We wonder why we work': Desperate family does not qualify for Govt help
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21 Countries that have ditched mask rules
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Auckland single mum starts baby formula company
Elke Pascoe explains how she lives a transtasman lifestyle juggling being mum and CEO.
87yo woman makes appeal for her nude painting lost in a garage sale
Eunice Jeffers posed for the painting 63 years ago when she and her husband lived abroad.
Exclusive: 'When I woke she was gone' - her newborn girl was taken 57 years ago; finally, an apology
Maggie Wilkinson has received an historic settlement and in-person apology.
Indigenous tell Pope of abuses at Canada residential schools
Indigenous leaders spoke of the abuse they suffered at the hands of Catholic priests.
Resort CEO placed on leave following sexist comments
After asking women to stand up, he told them to "go clean rooms and do dishes."
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The NZ-based country and soul singer called the moment "beyond her wildest dreams".
Worrying change as Queen misses event
The Queen has been lauded for her work ethic but her role is set to change dramatically.
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'House of Putin': Confused patrons slam French restaurant
The confusion over the signature dish has led to insults and abuse from Francophones.
Strangers to stars: Young couple's unbelievable love story goes viral on TikTok
One day a couple match on a dating app, the next, they're flying to Thailand.
Michael Hill profit flat amid store closures
Michael Hill lost a total of 9,777 trading days across its store network
Canada freezes hundreds of accounts tied to protests
New York Times: Banks have locked up hundreds of accounts linked to organisers.
Protest is testing police independence and public tolerance – are there lessons from Canada's crackdown?
The de-escalation strategy of Canadian police didn't shift the protesters in Ottawa.
Canadian police say Parliament siege over, protesters vow to regroup
Police: "This unlawful occupation is over." Protesters: "We will simply regroup."
Canada police clear anti-mandate protests, take control of capital
The protest had paralysed the streets around the country's parliament for weeks.
Canadian police arresting protesters, towing vehicles in bid to break siege
The arrests come after three weeks of demonstrations.