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President hacked
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Quiz1What is the official language of Mozambique?
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Genesis simplifying its brand under one retail name
Genesis Energy is consolidating its three retail brands, Genesis, Frank and Ecotricity, under one unified Genesis brand to simplify its retail business.
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How Fieldays kick-starts innovation
The land of the long white cloud, kiwi, sheep, gumboots and field days — New Zealand has them all.
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Bank offers interest-free loans for solar
ASB Bank is offering farmers five-year, interest-free loans of up to $150,000 for the installation of solar and battery systems.
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Ninety countries demand binding deal on plastic
More than 90 countries yesterday called for a global treaty to restrict plastic production, before another round of hard-fought negotiations on the pact.
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XEDITORIAL Watchdogs needed for shrinkflation?
An insidious transformation is taking place in our shopping aisles and local eateries and it is going unchecked.
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Fieldays draws international interest
The National Fieldays has attracted a strong international interest this year, with delegates and exhibitors from several countries attending.
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Police probing video of goat thrown to death
Police are investigating a “distressing and concerning” video spreading on social media showing a group of youths throw a young goat to its death off a viaduct.
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Eyes open, fully focused
The Chiefs admit it’s a “weird one”, entering a Super Rugby Pacific semifinal on the back of a loss.
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Matches made in heaven
Russell’s illustrious waterfront hotel, the Duke of Marlborough, has taken home the prestigious Most Outstanding Boutique Hotel award for wedding ceremonies and venue at the Wedding Industry Awards New Zealand 2025.
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Matches made in heaven
Russell’s illustrious waterfront hotel, the Duke of Marlborough, has taken home the prestigious Most Outstanding Boutique Hotel award for wedding ceremonies and venue at the Wedding Industry Awards New Zealand 2025.
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Robinson’s calendar cluttered with pressing matters
As per usual with sports retirements, we’re left with a long time between the announcement and the actual end of a career.
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Teen firefighter follows heroes’ path
Napier’s Tyler Parkinson has become a volunteer firefighter at the age of 16, following in the footsteps of his heroes – his parents.
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‘There is no excuse’ Able-bodied drivers continue to use disability parking spces
A $600 increase in the fine for unauthorised parking in mobility spaces has failed to deter Whangārei’s rule-breaking drivers.
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‘There is no excuse’ Able-bodied drivers continue to use disability parking spces
A $600 increase in the fine for unauthorised parking in mobility spaces has failed to deter Whangārei’s rule-breaking drivers.
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Steps in the right direction
For the All Whites, this was in many ways the perfect preparation for what is to come at the Fifa World Cup in a year from now.
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OPINION The surprising flaws in New Zealand’s demerit point system
Life is full of surprises. Some pleasant, some unpleasant but almost always causing an emotional charge.
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Final fundraising push to finish station repairs
Kawakawa’s ambulance crews are back under one roof for the first time in months, but Hato Hone St John still needs to raise up to $300,000 to finish repairs to the stations.
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Bolt enters NZ market to rival Uber, DiDi
European ride-hailing firm Bolt launched in Auckland yesterday, with plans to expand around the country in direct competition with Uber and DiDi.
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Healey finds home with Warriors
If you want an indication of the confidence among the new breed rising at the Warriors, look no further than rookie hooker Sam Healey.
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Snow-like sightings revive wintry memories
Recent snow-like sightings have stirred Northlanders’ memories of when the Far North was transformed into a winter wonderland.
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Meth and cold water a deadly mix
After climbing to the top of a crane moored at the capital’s waterfront, Jarreth Colquhoun took off his cap and waved to the crowd below.
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Kāeo cafe closure leaves a mark
For years, locals and travellers alike knew to stop at the Madhatters in Kāeo — the one with the chair.
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Mum overwhelmed by community support in fight for more time
’A young Whangārei mother, who is fighting aggressive, incurable breast and brain cancer, is overwhelmed by community donations of more than $20,000.
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COMMENT Consumer fear stifling economic recovery
Have you been out shopping this weekend? Or on the town, living it up?
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New state highway opens
The first journeys on the $824 million Te Ahu a Turanga Manawatū Tararua Highway have begun.
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‘David Attenborough would be mortified’ Six tonnes of coral caught in single trawl net off coast
Conservationists say revered broadcaster and environmentalist Sir David Attenborough would be “mortified” by new images showing a record six tonnes of protected coral inside a single trawl net on the deck of a bottom-trawling vessel off the east coast of New Zealand.
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Wake-up call for England
Captain Harry Kane said England must improve quickly if they are to contend for next year’s World Cup after slumping to a 3-1 home friendly defeat by Senegal yesterday.
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LA curfew enacted as Trump slams protests
A nighttime curfew has been declared in the city of Los Angeles as local officials seek to get a handle on protests that Donald Trump claims are an invasion by a “foreign enemy”.