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Economists warn of higher food prices from farm emissions scheme
Extra costs will be passed on to consumers, economists say
Woman in court after sex act caused driver to smash through farm fence
Judge acknowledged that woman was not the driver but said her actions played a part.
'It's nobody's business': Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown on his hours and weekend work
Wayne Brown does not think his $296,000 mayoral salary is large.
Daniel Faitaua's back in NZ and in the anchor's chair
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'Devastating' impacts from triple fatal helicopter crash
'Every day, when I wake up, I think about what could have been...this has ruined my life.'
'Particularly shocking': More missiles launched at Ukraine
Zelenskyy urges G-7 leaders to hit Russia's energy sector with tougher sanctions.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: What we need to do to prevent loss of another Malachi
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$45 million in three years: Govt defends speed limit review spend
Millions has been spent on investigating and reviewing speed limits.
People's uprising: Wellington coffee brand seeks $1.5m for expansion
People's Coffee will put 12.5 per cent of it shares up for sale.
Sideswipe: Get your cans out in Christchurch
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'Cutting our own throats': Why farmers are opposed to Govt's emission plan
The farming community has expressed concerns about the proposed changes.
'Never seen a list that long': 263 creditors' claims over failed Ormiston housing project
List of 263 creditors claiming money has been released with the first liquidators' report.
Small Business: Time share boat ownership business booming
A slice of boating heaven in more people's reach, and Simon Barker has high-flying plans.
'Never been more vacancies': 30,000 more hospitality staff needed for summer
Pressure on as industry loses about 55,000 staff in just two years.
Why Kanye's Twitter, Insta accounts locked
Social accounts blocked after entertainer, now known as Ye, posts offensive comment.
'Utter brutality': Russian missile strikes on Ukraine biggest attack in months
At least 11 dead and 64 injured by cruise missile strikes on 14 regions of Ukraine.
'Constant malevolent presence': UK nurse accused of poisoning babies with insulin
Lucy Letby charged with murder of seven babies, and attempted murder of 10.
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Simon Wilson: How Wayne Brown could fix transport in Auckland
Wayne Brown wants to 'fix' Auckland Transport. He hasn't said how, but there are clues.
Willy de Wit: 'Fresh mindset' - from comedy star, to meth addict to stroke survivor
The comedian and public speaker talks to Elisabeth Easther.
'We lost everything': Whānau of 9 sleeping in tents after fire destroys home
Lack of emergency housing compounds problems after homestead destroyed in fire.
Simon Watts: A new approach to local priorities
OPINION: 'Vibrant and representative local democracy is under threat.'
'A clear mandate' from 15 per cent of the city – How radical can Wayne Brown be?
Will Wayne Brown be able to shake things up as much as promised he would?
'They care if the world is watching': Golriz Ghahraman on Iran cutting off the internet
Iran-born Green MP says Iran's government wants to hide violence against protesters.
Pitbull ownership debate reignited in US after baby and toddler mauled to death
A baby and a toddler were mauled to death by their family's two pitbulls.
Auckland mayor Wayne Brown calls for head of council's development arm to stand down
New mayor speaks out after receiving two-hour briefing with Auckland Council.
Auckland Catholic rest home losing $100,000 a month due to critical staff shortage
A number of other rest homes and charity-based places have shut down lately too.
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'Lost generation': Thai town struggling with deaths of so many young
Small community reeling after Thailand's worst mass killing, including 22 children.