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Toilets flush with cash after tourism fund distributed

Despite government messaging that the latest round of tourism infrastructure funding will foster recovery from this year’s severe weather events, almost half of the money will go to toilets.

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Some wins in the quest for better news

Trauma-informed journalism is changing the way traumatic events and stories are being told and is giving journalists a greater understanding of the effects of vicarious trauma on their own mental health.

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The AI writing tool that aims to help teachers and pupils alike

New Zealand has a small, successful, and growing Education Technology sector, which is gaining global traction, writes Anna Verboeket

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Brits want something radical to fix 'broken Britain'

With about a year until the next general election, the British have lost trust in the government, big business and free markets after 13 years of Tory rule

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She married a gay man then became a religious fanatic

The interesting life of great New Zealand composer Jenny McLeod

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AI: Harnessing the speed of change

AI isn't going anywhere, and some businesses are making the most of it. In the first of Newsroom's new podcast series Digital tomorrow: Powering transformation, Nikki Mandow finds the people using artificial intelligence for good.

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Labour campaign stop paints a picture of health

Labour's second full day of campaigning focused on health, with GPs in Wellington airing their criticisms and praise of the Government's approach to healthcare.

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Nia Glassie case in Rotorua inspires novel

A writer who attended the Nia Glassie murder trial imagines the thoughts - and prejudices - of a jury

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Quest for answers over three-year-old's death

Paul Jones hasn't let up in his drive to get answers over his three-year-old son's death – but in spite of multiple investigations, the truth appears to be no closer.

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Away from the careerist politicians and ad agency slogans

Community groups like Sunday Blessings show us that social progress is only made with people, not for people, or as they say, ‘less talk, more do’.

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Early intervention organisations call out ministry's unfair funding

Experts working with disabled pre-schoolers say the Ministry of Education is underfunding them, while paying their own staff to do similar roles far more, reports Emma Hatton

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World tri champ Keen to prove doubters wrong

A cop who came to competitive sport late, Angie Keen has worn the silver fern in multiple events - and is now a world triathlon cross champion, Merryn Anderson writes.

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IMF report a timely wake-up call for NZ Inc in election countdown

Business & Investing: Restaurant Brands leads earnings downturn, reporting a problem faced by many businesses: margins being severely squeezed due to cost increases. Andrew Patterson reports.

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Why the Govt's got it wrong on refusing to elect 16yos to licensing trusts

Officials warn the Government's plan to leave the voting age for licensing trusts at 18 is discriminatory and will make voting unnecessarily complex – and they're backed up by an unlikely conservative voice from the deep south. Jonathan Milne reports.

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A postcard from Christopher

National launches its election campaign with Vegas-like hype but no new policy, instead delivering a personally guaranteed policy pledge card from its leader. Tim Murphy reports

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'It's democracy in action' - Hipkins not put off

For every person who griped at Chris Hipkins on his first day out on the campaign trail there were at least 10 who asked for a selfie. Disruptors and protesters will be a constant theme over the next six weeks, but the Labour leader isn’t giving them an inch.

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Strap up for Aggy

The rugby sisterhood gathers for a beloved team mate hit by cancer - with a charity match in her honour and a spirit of fight and fun. Alice Soper was part of it.

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Electricity is not just expensive

The electricity market, an essential service for upholding human rights, is in fact harming the health of New Zealanders and will cost the public health system, writes Dr Kimberley O’Sullivan

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An Ode for .. Nicola Willis

Bard Billot on the tax whisperer Willis.

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A big dental promise kick-starts Hipkins' fightback

Extending free dental care from under 18s to under 30s by the end of 2026 is a vote-winning promise, but so much of it hangs on recruiting hundreds of dentists from abroad, writes political editor Jo Moir

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Brian Tamaki and Nats' tax cuts light a fire in Labour

Labour leader Chris Hipkins regains his mojo, launching his party's election campaign with a big policy carrot and a lot of help from planted protesters and National's big play on tax

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Makea drives Waikato's rollercoaster ride into semis

Waikato goes into Saturday's Farah Palmer Cup semifinal led by a woman who’s been, gone and returned - along the way becoming one of the most respected players in the country. Adam Julian reports.

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The Week in Detail: From craft beer to Barbie

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.

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Short story: Alternate realities, by Pamela Morrow

A meditation on a possible universe where Kiri Te Kanawa remained just "some other ill-begotten Māori girl".

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Long Read: Our renewable power struggle

By George Driver: Millions of panels could soon be erected across thousands of hectares of the country as an unprecedented solar-farm boom begins.

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