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Scoring the government against its own targets
23 Jun 2025Four of the nine key targets are behind track or face significant risks. But two are ahead of schedule.
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Government, Opposition scrap over common infrastructure ground
20 Jun 2025Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop has agreed to work with his counterparts on the 30-year plan, but the discussion got heated.
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'Impressive': Young Kiwi footballers to develop talent with Barcelona
The Spanish club was taken back by the skill level of young New Zealanders.
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Opposition slams Kāinga Ora decision to scrap public housing builds
20 Jun 2025The housing agency has identified 212 projects producing 3479 houses that will not proceed for "financial sustainability" reasons.
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Cruise ship numbers set to plummet
18 Jun 2025The Bay of Islands $23.34 million cruise ship industry will be hit hard next season with the number of visiting ships almost halved.
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Small school raises $15,000 in butter fundraiser
18 Jun 2025Westgold, which was supplying the butter blocks for school fundraisers, had to put their prices up at the beginning of June. Audio
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Abuse in care survivors to be paid less than a third of government's $774m package
18 Jun 2025Officials are "taking so much away from the pockets of survivors, who deserve better than this", a lawyer says. Audio
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A deadly bird flu strain is coming. Are we ready?
17 Jun 2025New Zealand is one the last places in the world where H5N1 has not yet been detected.
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Media Council upholds complaint over RNZ heatwave story headline
17 Jun 2025A Media Council ruling has upheld complaints against RNZ over a February 2025 article.
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Media Council supports two RNZ headlines
16 Jun 2025The Media Council has ruled that two complaints about online headlines did not provide enough grounds to proceed.
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Apology: Live broadcast 4 June, 2025
13 Jun 2025In our live discussion on Wednesday, 4 June about electricity market reform, former Transpower Chair Keith Turner made statements about the consultancy leading the review, Frontier Economics. RNZ…
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Teenager starves to death alone in emergency accommodation
12 Jun 2025The 17-year-old's parents say multiple agencies failed their child.
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Broadcasting Standards Authority upholds RNZ broadcast
10 Jun 2025The BSA has agreed with RNZ that a 'fleeting' reference to overseas legislation in a broadcast interview was not materially misleading.
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UN corrects statement
9 Jun 2025Spokesman's comments that 14,000 babies in Gaza could die in 48 hours have been retracted.
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Te Tai Tokerau comes out on top at 2025 Ahuwhenua Trophy awards
10 Jun 2025The Excellence in Māori Sheep and Beef Farming and the Young Māori Farmer awards both went to Northland-based farmers.
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'I was outspoken': Former All Black recognised in King's Birthday Honours
2 Jun 2025During his time on the sidelines with Sky Television, Murray Mexted became a commentator who you either loved or loathed.
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'What are we going to do, put them in jail next' - Principals on prosecuting parents
The Ministry of Education is now poised to take legal action against parents who fail to send their kids to school, David Seymour says. Audio
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Rocket Lab signs $460 million deal with US missile tracking tech company
Geost develops electro-optical and infrared technology used in missile warning and tracking, surveillance and reconnaissance.
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Auckland's deputy mayor leaves right-leaning party
29 May 2025Communities and Residents confirmed that Desley Simpson had left the group.
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Explosion on boat in Bluff under investigation
29 May 2025Three crew members were injured and taken to Kew Hospital in Invercargill.
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Waiuku's $383k safety improvement project paused after criticism
28 May 2025The Auckland Transport proposal has been a source of contention among the local community.
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The business turning kiwifruit into a leather alternative
KiwiLeather Innovations aims to repurpose the 50,000 tonnes of kiwifruit rejected in New Zealand each year.
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Broadcasting Standards Authority rules on three complaints against RNZ
27 May 2025Three broadcasting complaints that were not upheld by RNZ have also failed on referral to the Broadcasting Standards Authority.
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Performance with a purpose - Trump on South Africa
27 May 2025Donald Trump's claims of a white genocide in South Africa betray the influence of his billionaire expat friends, including Elon Musk
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