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Trade Me pulls spy cameras listings featuring images of people having sex

A survivor of image-based offending said the listings 'actively promote' sexual violence.

Editorial: Rising intolerance casts shadow over our political landscape

OPINION: Education in this country is being increasingly divided by class.

Editorial: Wealth, not race, divides educational opportunities

OPINION: Education in this country is being increasingly divided by class.

‘Shameful’: Aussies are happier than Kiwis – the stark divide revealed by new research

A new report finds NZ trails Australia on nearly all measures of social cohesion. But why?

‘Watershed moment’: Govt to lend to private sector for social houses

Chris Bishop is also exploring underwriting bank loans to community housing providers.

Roger Partridge: Why NZ must move beyond grievance to find common ground

The trust index has fallen to 47%, below the global average of 56%.

Kāinga Ora sells up state houses in Auckland’s wealthy suburbs

Kāinga Ora said it's been waiting on final building approval from Auckland Council.

‘I am a strong person but I am scared’: Food charity volunteer attacked

She and her husband run a food service that feeds up to 3500 people a week.

‘Absolutely gutted’: Dramatic overhaul of $155m of Whānau Ora contracts includes John Tamihere-led agency

Four new agencies will be chosen and up to 1000 jobs could be affected.

Destiny and Man Up double down on pride protests

The church group has not been deterred by widespread condemnation of its pride protests.

Surgeon who operates on NZ women with controversial syndrome charged with killing patient

The surgeon is considered a saviour by some NZ patients, who say he changed their lives.

‘We all have a part to play’: New Salvation Army leader on ‘grim’ state of nation

Janine Donaldson is the first female leader of New Zealand’s Salvation Army.

How a Kiwi startup is changing the game for students with ADHD

Kumo Study founder Alex Kerr aims to break 'shame spiral' behind academic failure rates.

Nurses, social workers working as receptionists as ‘back office’ public sector cuts bite

Government assurances cuts would not affect the front line were false, the PSA said.

Labour MP calls for David Seymour’s sacking over school lunch programme

Associate Education Minister claims the revamped scheme will save $170 million overall.

I joined a group of paedophile hunters. Here’s what I learnt

Times: 'Decoying is the hardest ... You are absorbing all the vile stuff.'