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National
July 23
Praying for return of religious works
It’s the second time the Wellington church has been targeted this year.
National
July 23
Labour complains over Paul Henry’s ‘shoot, shag, marry’ remarks
"People want politicians who are real," ACT leader David Seymour says.
Craig McCulloch of RNZ
National
July 23
Mums of Parliament unite
National MP Katie Nimon says decency has prevailed and women are vindicated following Stuart Nash's resignation as a NZ First candidate.
Lauren Crimp of RNZ
National
July 23
Bullets found in wool bales 'deeply shocking'
The discovery of rifle ammunition and a shotgun cartridge at a wool processing plant is prompting an urgent safety warning to the wool industry.
National
July 22
Universal RSV vaccination programme could free up thousands of hospital beds
With thousands of children under five hospitalised each year with RSV, experts want NZ to catch up with other countries and introduce a universal vaccination programme.
National
July 22
New Zealand 'on track for net zero': Luxon
The prime minister insists New Zealand will meet its climate change targets, despite a report saying they are very much at risk of being missed.
National
July 22
New residence rules for migrants' parents on the way
The government is set to make clear the future of residence options for parents of migrant New Zealanders.
National
July 22
Stuart Nash resigns as NZ First candidate
Stuart Nash has resigned as a New Zealand First candidate, Winston Peters has announced.
Lillian Hanly
National
July 22
Kiwis urged to avoid Middle East travel
New Zealand has updated travel advice for the Middle East, warning the military conflict between Iran and the US could escalate.
National
July 22
PM leads criticism of Nash over ‘sexist’ maternity comments
MPs across the political spectrum have criticised NZ First candidate Stuart Nash after his comments regarding a National MP's maternity leave.
National
July 22
Deepfake bill 'first step' in AI regulation
Laura McClure's bill would expand the definition of 'intimate visual recording' to include images or videos manipulated by AI without consent.
National
July 22
Older people facing impossible choices as cost of living continues to bite
Age Concern Auckland says older people are facing impossible choices as the surging cost of living crisis continues to bite.
National
July 22
NZ now at risk of missing all climate targets
New Zealand is at risk of missing all of its climate targets, and time to get back on track is running out, the Climate Change Commission says.
National
July 22
Pass rate for critical NCEA numeracy test falls
Barely half the teens who attempted the critical NCEA numeracy exam earlier this year passed.
National
July 21
Death from bunny-hopping campervan a 'tragic and unique accident'
Kenneth Cotter was standing next to his campervan with the door open when he jiggled the gear stick, thinking the vehicle wasn’t in gear.
Al Williams, Open Justice reporter
National
July 21
Spend on locum doctors at new high
The amount of money spent on temporary doctors to plug gaps in the health system has hit a new high, topping $200m.
National
July 21
GPS trackers help find stolen e-scooter and bike
A Wellington bike shop owner has recovered more than $10,000 worth of goods by using GPS trackers in his bikes.
National
July 21
Thousands sign breast cancer drug petition
A petition asking for cancer drug Keytruda to be funded for early-stage breast cancer has received more than 17,000 signatures.
National
July 21
Jones denies 'knee pads' remark was sexual reference
Shane Jones says his "knee pads" jibe was a "harmless and innocuous expression" that could have meant anything from gardening to volleyball.
Craig McCulloch of RNZ
National
July 21
Mini defibrillator making treatment more accessible
A new defibrillator the size of a mobile phone has been launched by St John, which it says will make life-saving treatment more accessible.
National
July 21
Government receives inquiry into handling of Tom Phillips case
Govt receives inquiry into Tom Phillips case
National
July 21
'Absolute bull****': Labour MP blasts coalition over 'evil' voting changes
Labour is putting extra effort into ensuring people are enrolled to vote this election, with one of its MPs accusing the coalition of having an "evil agenda" to disallow its opponents' ballots.
National
July 21
Experts fear bill could still put conservation land at risk
An ecologist is concerned the government's Conservation Amendment Bill puts the country's national parks at risk of being developed for financial gain.
National
July 20
Pilot escapes after light plane crash in Canterbury
A light plane has crashed in rural Canterbury, but the pilot has escaped unhurt.
National
July 20
Hipkins urges National to pass consent law changes
Chris Hipkins is urging the government to get on with changes aimed at clarifying the law around sexual consent, rather than making it a campaign issue.
National
July 20
Lime scooter rider killed in crash wasn't wearing helmet, had been drinking
A 23-year-old who died after falling off a Lime e-scooter wasn't wearing a helmet and had been drinking.
National
July 20
More than 30 police staff being investigated for sexual misconduct
More than 30 police staff are being investigated over allegations of sexual misconduct, newly released figures reveal.
Christchurch
July 20
Abandoned hall makes way for 450-bed student village
The demolition of one of Christchurch’s most notorious abandoned landmarks is well under way.
By Geoff Sloan
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