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- Bay of Plenty Times
- Bush Telegraph
- Central Otago News
- Central Rural Life
- Clutha Leader
- Courier, The
- Daily Post, The (Rotorua, New Zealand)
- Ensign, The
- Guardian, The
- Hastings Leader, The
- Hawkes Bay Today
- Herald on Sunday
- Horowhenua Chronicle
- Kapiti News
- Katikati Advertiser
- Mix, The
- Mountain Scene
- Napier Courier, The
- New Zealand Herald, The (Auckland, New Zealand)
- North Canterbury News
- Northern Advocate, The (Whangarei, New Zealand)
- Northland Age, The
- Oamaru Mail
- Otago Daily Times (New Zealand)
- Otago Daily Times: Web Edition Articles (New Zealand)
- Signal
- Southland Express
- Sports Tab
- Star, The
- Stratford Press
- Taupo Weekender
- Te Awamutu Courier
- Te Puke Times
- Weekend Herald
- West Coast Farming Times, The
- West Coast Messenger, The
- Whanganui Chronicle
- Whanganui Midweek
Latest documents
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Big tech names seek meeting with Collins as funding set to expire
Some of our tech industry’s biggest names have sent a letter to Technology Minister Judith Collins as millions in public funding to boost the cloud software sector is about to expire.
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RMA rule changes ‘mark end of war’
Farming, mining and other industrial regulations are being scrapped or amended under the first changes to the Resource Management Act.
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Strong canoe sprint team named
New Zealand will send its largest-ever women’s canoe sprint team to the Olympic Games, led by the country’s most successful Olympian, Dame Lisa Carrington.
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Fruit exports help boost trade surplus
Arebound in kiwifruit and apple exports after Cyclone Gabrielle’s devastation helped propel New Zealand into a trade surplus in March.
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Titans hope to rain on parade
The Gold Coast Titans have fought bravely in the past fortnight but still sat 0-6 as they headed across for the Tasman for an Anzac Day clash with the Warriors.
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War aid bill passes The Senate has passed US$95 billion ($159b) in war aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, sending the legislation to US President Joe Biden after months of delays and debate over how involved the United States should be in foreign wars. The bill passed the Senate on an overwhelming 79-18 vote yesterday after the House had approved the package on Sunday. Biden said after passage he will sign it today and start the process of sending weapons to Ukraine, which has been struggling to hold its front lines against Russia. The legislation would also send $26 billion in assistance to Israel and humanitarian relief to citizens of Gaza, and $8 billion to counter Chinese threats in Taiwan and the Indo-Pacific. Officials said about $1 billion of the aid could be on its way shortly, with the bulk following in coming weeks.
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New elite league picks up sticks
In October 2023, Hockey New Zealand (HNZ) called for financial backers for four new franchises to form a Premier Hockey League (PHL).
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Salmon farm tuk-tuk trial a success
A salmon farm in the Mackenzie district says using electric tuk-tuks on its canals has been so successful, it’s going to get more.
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Tesla hits the wall with older models and falling sales
Tesla’s first-quarter net income plummeted 55 per cent as falling global sales and price cuts sliced into the electric vehicle maker’s revenue and profit margins.
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How Genesis staff are trying AI within
When ChatGPT first burst into the mainstream just over a year ago, Genesis staff were as keen as anyone to try it out at work.