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- Morgues ‘not ready’ for Covid deaths
Refrigerated containers are being hired, bought, and scoped out to store Covid-19 bodies across the country.
- Cancer risk may be from nitrates from NZ water
Up to 100 cases of bowel cancer, and 41 deaths, may be caused by nitrate-contaminated drinking water each year — with around 800,000 Kiwis exposed to levels that international studies deem a risk, new research finds.
- Ancient slave room sheds light on Roman life
Archaeologists at Pompeii have unearthed 2,000-year-old extendable beds likened to Ikea furniture for the ancient world.
- Canterbury and Tasman lock up spots in Premiership semifinals
Canterbury and Tasman locked up the final two NPC Premiership semifinal spots, ensuring the winners of five of the last six titles can add another to that tally.
- Fire still burns for Lisa
Fire still burns for Lisa
Lisa Carrington would like to contest all three sprint kayaking disciplines at the 2024 Olympics, though the ultimate call will depend on the depth of the wider canoe racing team.
- Just two weeks to kill
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Artists put colour into our black-and-white world
In the past couple of years I have been hearing the word creative, used as a noun to describe a person of talent and creativity.
- Vandals destroy Paeroa school and kindy buses
The owner of a Waikato bus company has been left in tears after three vehicles that transport more than 100 children to school and kindergarten were allegedly destroyed by youths.
- Hiding in the haka
Rather than be overly critical of an underwhelming and at times ugly 47-9 victory against Italy, All Blacks coach Ian Foster opted to frame the disjointed display as a steep learning curve for the inexperienced members of his wider squad.
Featured documents
- RENA
A DECADE AFTER DISASTER
It’s a bleak, grey morning as Buddy Mikaere stands with his back turned, bracing against the wind. He is looking out to where Rena’s abandoned and barnacled wreck still lies — despite his relentless efforts to see it removed....
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BIG IDEAS
The cold, hard fact about housing is that neither Labour nor National wants prices to fall....
- YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS DIGESTHome co-ownership gets boost with credit union
BayTrust announced an investment of $2 million to support YouOwn’s co-ownership programme in the Bay of Plenty earlier this year....
- YOUR LOCAL BUSINESS DIGESTHome co-ownership gets boost with credit union
BayTrust announced an investment of $2 million to support YouOwn’s co-ownership programme in the Bay of Plenty earlier this year....
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It was a single word, unflinchingly direct and utterly terrifying....
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It was a single word, unflinchingly direct and utterly terrifying....
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Bitter
At a time when New Zealand seemed spellbound by the opportunities available from doing business in China, the potential of Global Horticulture appeared as great as its grandiose name....
- Fleeing Gloriavale:
‘I am not a victim’
It may seem pretty normal....
- Fleeing Gloriavale:
‘I am not a victim’
It may seem pretty normal....
- RENA
A DECADE AFTER DISASTER
It’s a bleak, grey morning as Buddy Mikaere stands with his back turned, bracing against the wind. He is looking out to where Rena’s abandoned and barnacled wreck still lies — despite his relentless efforts to see it removed....