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The reason menu broker Zomato has quietly exited New Zealand

After arriving with great fanfare, the restaurant review company's New Zealand subsidiary made barely $60,000 last year.

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We really need to up our R&D game

Instead of supporting from the sideline, New Zealand should encourage homegrown, innovative solutions to drawing greenhouse gases out of the environment, writes Lokesh Padhye

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Climate inaction likely to cost billions – Treasury

Purchasing overseas carbon credits to meet New Zealand's Paris target instead of reducing climate pollution at home could cost $3.3b to $23.7b.

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How to make Emissions Trading Scheme bulletproof

The Government should take every dollar earned when it auctions ETS credits and distribute it to households as a carbon dividend rather than use it for industrial subsidies and upgrades to public buildings, argues Dr Eric Crampton

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Carbon removal tech would use more energy than all homes combined, Shell finds

Work by oil giant Shell throws doubt on an energy-intensive technology to suck carbon from the air

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Political relationships have become 'polarised', says PM

Chris Hipkins is frustrated that political disagreement has got personal. He explained to political editor Jo Moir that smokefree laws are partly to blame.

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A real bread and butter fix that Govt should spread

Extending free healthy lunches to more schools wouldn't cost the taxpayer much, but would make a world of difference to cash-strapped families in the cost of living crisis, writes the former Te Whatu Ora chair.

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Why I started drinking coffee even though I didn't like it

The evidence that coffee is neuroprotective is strong and the ideal time to drink two or three cups one to two hours after you wake up and before 4pm

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Jackson’s Plan B for public media

Axing the proposed merger of TVNZ and RNZ saved the Government a significant amount of money but left it with the problems the merger was supposed to fix. Mark Jennings looks at Labour’s new slimmed down approach to public media.

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Inflation – it's the psychology, stupid

It is a myth that only price increases of household items cause inflation – consumer behaviour is also a factor

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Tarras airport looms large on greenies’ radar

The proposed Christchurch City Council-backed international facility comes in for sustained opposition.

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Hauraki Gulf Marine Park no place for trawling

By the time a fisher hauls in the first trawl of the day, it's likely to have created a plume of sediment as big as the Goat Island Marine Reserve, suffocating sea life and creating CO2. Why aren't companies being held to account?

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The road to water recycling

Watch video: In part seven of our 10-part video series, The Way Forward, Rod Oram looks at big new ideas that can lead our response to climate change.

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How to build light rail, not bankrupt it

Mike Lee proposes a way out of Auckland's light rail mess in part two in a series on the beleaguered project.

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Universal Basic Income does not cause inflation

The idea that a Universal Basic Income fuels inflation makes no economic sense

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The final Ode for .. Jacinda Ardern

Bard Billot bye-byes Her Kindness

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Auckland light rail's legacy of strategic confusion

Mike Lee looks at how a sensible project with no funding was flipped to become the opposite in part one of a two-part look at Auckland's light rail project.

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Why supply chain problems do not cause inflation

Though there is some correlation, it is wrong to say supply chain disruptions are a primary cause of inflation

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Short story: The Queen of Swords, by Talia Marshall

"I struggle with resurrecting him": an Easter autofiction

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Where is she now? Mere Baker

The Black Ferns successfully returned to the Hong Kong Sevens last weekend, after a 22-year absence. Yet another band of Kiwi women kept the flag flying - among them, Mere Baker, who'd become a World Cup champion and a world-renowned sevens coach.

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The Week in Detail: Karakia, retirement, Warkworth radio dish

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

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How creative workers might fight back against generative AI

Creativity is easy to fake using ChatGPT and it's very cheap too – the challenge for creative workers is to find a way to economically value originality, writes Nicholas Agar

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Football Ferns centurion on urgent scoring quest

A scarcity of goals for the Football Ferns weighs heavily on veteran striker Hannah Wilkinson's mind. But with the help of childhood memories and a mental skills guru, she's hoping to break the drought in Turkey this Easter.

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Easter's bestselling books

The latest Nielsen BookScan New Zealand bestseller list, described by Steve Braunias (plus Megan Nicole Reed is given away)

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Raw Politics: Goodbye Jacinda, hello recession?

In episode 2 of Raw Politics: Jacinda Ardern's final farewell from Parliament, the Reserve Bank's hawkish interest rate move and the gentle crackdown on lobbyists.

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