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Governor-General refuses mercy killing pardon for scientist at end of sentence

NZ-born scientist Professor Sean Davison has only one remaining path to clear his name for helping his cancer-ridden mother take her own life: a Parliamentary law change

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'Every day people are asking for help to die in order to end their hell on earth'

Today, NZ-born Prof Sean Davison completes a 3-year sentence for the assisted suicides of three disabled men in South Africa. This is the first published extract from his new book.

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Supercars keeps Sandown and NZ on calendar

Supercars has elected to keep both the Sandown and Auckland SuperSprint events on the 2022 schedule.

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Championing Samoa's hard-won fight for freedom

As Samoa's new PM visits NZ, Dr Marcia Leenen-Young looks at the significance of the determination and passion of multiple generations in Samoa who fought for the right to govern themselves

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'If everybody ate the average NZer’s diet we'd need another planet to sustain us'

We need a radical change from our industrialised farming with all the collateral damage that’s caused to nature and humans – and a fundamental shift in people's understanding is underway

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On your marks: Gymnast clears her highest bar

In part 2 of our series On Your Marks, taking Commonwealth Games athletes back to high school, gymnast Havana Hopman, who remembers a NZ team-mate who set her a high bar at Baradene College.

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Van Gisbergen to make WRC debut in NZ

Supercars star Shane van Gisbergen will make his World Rally Championship debut at the Repco Rally New Zealand later this year.

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New Zealand's agriculture emissions pricing system sparks protest groundswell

By December, the New Zealand government is expected to make its final decision on how agricultural emissions will be priced, but farmers are already protesting the move.

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Crime-hit Kiwis focus on Aust deportations

A police report has revealed about half of the 2400 Australian deportees to arrive in New Zealand between 2015 and 2020 have reoffended.

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Staggs, Tupou picked for Tonga's NZ Test

Kotoni Staggs and Daniel Tupou will have to decide if they want to play for Tonga or NSW's Origin side next week after being called up for international duty.

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Kiwi diving teen's in sync for Games debut

The youngest athlete in NZ's Commonwealth Games team, 16-year-old Maggie Squire is ready to make a big splash in the diving world. And she has a "good mate" who'll be right beside her, mid-air.

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Beleaguered Cornwall Park Trust offers olive branch to Showgrounds event-goers

Under the shadow of a High Court challenge and public opposition, the local exhibitions industry has one last chance to retain NZ's biggest venue before it's handed to overseas moviemakers.

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Why NZ's record high exports are cause for concern

Jack Santa Barbara asks just how much food and fibre can we produce without destroying our biocapacity.

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Ardern: Aust 'open door' to NZ concerns

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says Anthony Albanese's willingness to look at longstanding Kiwi concerns is a diplomatic breakthrough.

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Ardern and Albanese may be best of friends, but deportations have created a rift between nations

The divise deportation issue once again reared its head when the NZ's Jacinda Ardern met Anthony Albanese for the first time since he was sworn in as PM.

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As winter bites, NZ urgently needs a COVID action plan for schools – here’s how to do it

With protections against COVID-19 transmission incomplete in early 2022, the government’s policy of keeping schools open through the Omicron outbreak has left communities exposed to widespread infection and disrupted learning.

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Young keeper Gaze's into future of White Ferns

In a new-look White Ferns team to tackle T20 at the Commonwealth Games, teen Izzy Gaze is ready to pick up the gloves vacated by Katey Martin - helped to get there by another of NZ's great keepers.

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NZ 'can't compete' with China's infrastructure loans to the Pacific

Nanaia Mahuta says the big questions about whether NZ can support regional security will be debated at next month's Pacific Islands Forum

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Silver Lake deal not enough to kick rugby's pokie habit

Rugby receives the biggest amount of pokie funding of any sport in NZ and clubs are committed to protecting that lucrative revenue stream.

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NZ's first hydrogen trucks hit the road

As the first hydrogen-fuelled trucks enter the country, getting the right infrastructure in place is a delicate balance

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NZ shakes off China attack over US talks

China has labelled a US-New Zealand communique as a “smearing” its “normal cooperation with Pacific Island countries”.

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Education Minister Chris Hipkins jets abroad to woo international students

Government officials insist NZ is still on students' radar as borders reopen – but industry leaders fear trip is too little, too late.

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Language and identity: haunting issues for Sāmoan diaspora

For Sāmoan language week, Patrick Saulmatino Thomsen examines the challenges and hope for Sāmoans in NZ who don't speak their mother tongue

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Waratahs buoyed by wins against NZ teams

Tane Edmed says wins over Kiwi teams including a breakthrough on NZ soil has given the Waratahs confidence for their Super Rugby Pacific final with the Chiefs.

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ILO lists NZ among labour 'abuse' cases

Fair Pay Agreements will be scrutinised on the global stage, alongside the policies of a select group of countries accused of child labour, trafficking and violent repression, reports Rebe

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