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One-time Teresa Cormack murder suspect vindicated after 33 years
Wayne Montaperto cried in court as he was cleared of child kidnapping convictions that altered the course of his life three decades ago.
No man-to-man for Prince Charles and Harry as Duke heads back to US
Many family members had hoped the pair would take the opportunity to spend some time together alone, to air their differences face to face.
Contact tracing system errors on day one of Australian bubble,
The Ministry of Health's system, meant to log the contact tracing details of arrivals from Australia, failed at Melbourne Airport.
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'Very dangerous' recent batch of synthetic cannabinoids linked to at least one death
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Climate change threatens South Korea's 'sea women'
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The giant casino is a red 59-storey structure with a huge dynamic LED facade facing Las Vegas Boulevard.
He was charged nearly a billion dollars for extra legroom on Qantas flight
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NZME fined $100,000 for breaches
NZME has been publicly censured and fined for two separate breaches of NZX listing rules last year.
Cheapest houses had the biggest price rises, QV says
Prices of the cheapest houses in regional centres gained up to 37.5 per cent in the past year.
An immigration scam encouraged by the New Zealand government
OPINION: Most immigration scams are committed against the government – but one of the biggest immigration scams I know of has been committed by the government.
The secrets of being a great leader - a rising star shares how he views leadership
At 23-years-old Ezekiel Raui is proof great leadership is not determined by age, gender, race or rank. It comes down to leading by example.
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Jacinda Ardern, time for a new climate pledge
Opinion: The Prime Minister should commit our country to a world-beating carbon-cutting pledge, at the Earth Day Leaders’ Climate Summit.
Farewell to carbon: the clean fuels in NZ's future
Energy from wood, hydrogen and wind are all in the mix as we wean ourselves off fossil fuels.
Young climate strikers could do with a dash of doubt to go along with their commitment
Māori youth three times as likely to die after major trauma
Watchdog calls for all 20 DHBs to review all cases of Māori youth between 15-18 hospitalised from major trauma after damning report.
Order to remove offensive material 'dead-naming' businesswoman
A West Coast businesswoman was subjected to an online campaign of harassment from two people with a "signficant grudge" against her and their local council, a judge says.
More than a beach cleanup, Māori Rugby League teaching rangatahi about tikanga
Sometimes sport is a vehicle for change; the young people who join Te Whanganui-a-Tara Māori Rugby League get more than a uniform in club colours.
Kaitiakitanga & food forests: 'We can't just take'
Lorinda Pereira is teaching her six children what they need to know to survive by growing their own mahinga kai.
Former Taranaki cop's second bid to appeal sentence declined
A former Taranaki cop who fleeced nearly half a million dollars from his hapū has lost his second attempt to appeal against his jail sentence.
First it was fighting for land, now it's fighting for language
Māori speakers can't revitalise te reo Māori on their own, said organisers of language symposium.
Chiefs revival shows it's people, not money, that will save sport
OPINION: They were on the sort of run that would get them thrown out of a super league — now they've rediscovered their soul and have mana money can't buy, Mark Reason writes.
European Super League is being created to 'save soccer', claims founding chairman
Florentino Perez insists the aim of the breakaway competition is to "save all clubs" and not to make the rich get richer. "Otherwise, soccer will die.''
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Inside a former Block NZ judge's own home
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The card collection that could help fund a house deposit
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Olivia Colman might be joining the MCU
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How do you win an Academy Award?
Even in a year when anything can happen for film, it's still hard to pinpoint the science of getting an Oscar.
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Volkswagen, Ford and Chinese brands unveiled new EVs and SUVs for China at the Shanghai auto show, the industry’s biggest event in a year overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic.
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