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Best of the Year: NZ will get warmer everywhere, wetter in some places and drier in others – but how bad things get is u...
23/12/2024

Best of the Year: NZ will get warmer everywhere, wetter in some places and drier in others – but how bad things get is up to us. Marc Daalder reports.

Today from The Detail: Take a night walk with Sharon Brettkelly and two blokes fascinated by bugs
23/12/2024

Today from The Detail: Take a night walk with Sharon Brettkelly and two blokes fascinated by bugs

LockerRoom: A month ago 'transition' basketball wasn't working for Tauranga Whai at Tauihi Basketball Aotearoa. But yest...
22/12/2024

LockerRoom: A month ago 'transition' basketball wasn't working for Tauranga Whai at Tauihi Basketball Aotearoa. But yesterday their persistence led to them beating third-time finalists Tokomanawa Queens

Test your smarts with Newsroom's daily crossword.
22/12/2024

Test your smarts with Newsroom's daily crossword.

US president Bill Clinton played on which New Zealand golf course in 1999?
22/12/2024

US president Bill Clinton played on which New Zealand golf course in 1999?

The Te Pāti Māori co-leader calls for 'everyone to have a Tiriti submission Christmas' in an interview with Newsroom.
22/12/2024

The Te Pāti Māori co-leader calls for 'everyone to have a Tiriti submission Christmas' in an interview with Newsroom.

From the University of Auckland - Opinion: What’s the real crisis in education? Latest international test results do not...
22/12/2024

From the University of Auckland - Opinion: What’s the real crisis in education? Latest international test results do not support the Government’s narrative about maths teaching.

Following a change of government, Kāinga Ora's activities have been under the microscope – now it has torn up a contract...
22/12/2024

Following a change of government, Kāinga Ora's activities have been under the microscope – now it has torn up a contract intended to deliver thousands of Auckland homes. Plus 300 valuable state house properties to be sold in Auckland.

Week in Review:Council water engineers have become experienced problem solvers – but even they are struggling to underst...
22/12/2024

Week in Review:

Council water engineers have become experienced problem solvers – but even they are struggling to understand how to fit their round pegs into the square holes provided by the new Government’s water services bill. Jonathan Milne reports.

Opinion: Scholars with many different views should be able to freely argue their cases and contest ideas, argues Dr Mich...
22/12/2024

Opinion: Scholars with many different views should be able to freely argue their cases and contest ideas, argues Dr Michael Johnston

Week in Review:Despite donating to governing parties, developer widens legal case to encompass multiple housing projects...
22/12/2024

Week in Review:

Despite donating to governing parties, developer widens legal case to encompass multiple housing projects that it says have been stymied by the agency. Andrew Bevin reports.

Week in Review:Racing Minister won't say what's being investigated: 'You don’t tell a burglar when the cops are going to...
22/12/2024

Week in Review:

Racing Minister won't say what's being investigated: 'You don’t tell a burglar when the cops are going to turn up'. Andrew Bevin reports.

Week in Review:Officials argued a global transparency initiative was costing too much and delivering too little.
22/12/2024

Week in Review:

Officials argued a global transparency initiative was costing too much and delivering too little.

Bard Billot's final ballad of 2024
22/12/2024

Bard Billot's final ballad of 2024

Week in Review:Contentious mining and marine farming projects, previously killed off by the courts and consenting panels...
22/12/2024

Week in Review:

Contentious mining and marine farming projects, previously killed off by the courts and consenting panels, will now walk again. Fox Meyer reports.

Week in Review:NZ First leader was 'gobsmacked' by the actions of those who crashed a party function to allegedly hurl v...
22/12/2024

Week in Review:

NZ First leader was 'gobsmacked' by the actions of those who crashed a party function to allegedly hurl verbal abuse at him and others

Week in Review:Steve Braunias celebrates the best as well as the second best in NZ writing in 2024.
22/12/2024

Week in Review:

Steve Braunias celebrates the best as well as the second best in NZ writing in 2024.

Week in Review:Sports that couldn't get athletes onto the Olympic or Paralympic podiums this year see their state fundin...
22/12/2024

Week in Review:

Sports that couldn't get athletes onto the Olympic or Paralympic podiums this year see their state funding slashed as NZ focuses on medals at LA

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