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— Edmund Hillary
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Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong in Wellington for talks with Nanaia Mahuta
Climate change and security in the region are expected to dominate discussions when the Nanaia Mahuta meets her Australian counterpart, Penny Wong.
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Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong to visit New Zealand
Penny Wong, part of the new Australian Labor government, visited multiple Pacific Island nations only days after being sworn in, and will be in Aotearoa on Thursday.
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Wellington's cable car and stadium struggle with soaring insurance
Insurance for Wellington's cable car is up 160% and Sky Stadium can't afford full cover. It's emblematic of a wider trend.
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Crown knew about serious problems with Alan Hall's murder conviction, but did nothing
Crown Law, which is responsible for criminal prosecutions in New Zealand, knew about serious problems with a murder conviction four years ago, but failed to act.
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Hopes for new Tauranga trade relationships after international diplomat visit
Foreign Heads of Mission diplomats are in Tauranga this week, prompting hopes for new trade relationships.The delegation – consisting of New Zealand and Australian-based Heads of Mission, Ambassadors and High Commissioners from...
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Ingham twin Joanne found dead at Wellington motel
One of the Ingham twin sisters, who captivated public attention as stowaways on a foreign ship in the late 1990s, has been found dead at a Wellington motel.Police have described the death of Joanne Ingham, 43, as "unexplained".Police...
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Tauranga meth bust: Three arrested after Customs, police find drug in pails of grease in container at port
Three Auckland men have been arrested as authorities disrupt alleged plans to import a large shipment of methamphetamine into New Zealand via the Port of Tauranga.The arrests were made yesterday after an investigation following...
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Taxing sugary drinks leads to about 15% drop in sales, new research shows
Q+A: A major new report shows sugar taxes lead to a 15% drop in sales, so why won't New Zealand budge?
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New Zealand again falls short of meeting commitment to refugees
While the PM tells the world NZ is open for business, refugees continue to wait as Aotearoa again fails to meet its quota obligations.
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New Zealand leader urges U.S. to return to regional trade pact
Speaking on a visit to Washington, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said her country would continue to push for greater access to the U.S. ...
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Solomon Islands 'assures' New Zealand that China security deal won't result in military base
A day before China's leading diplomat will visit Solomon Islands, the country's foreign minister tells Nanaia Mahuta there will be no Chinese military base.
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Ardern on brand and pushing the brand - both personal and political - in New York
ANALYSIS: The PM hit the ground running. In business parlance she was leveraging her own brand to push that of New Zealand Inc.
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China extradition decision 'difficult and finely balanced' - Mahuta
Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta said Chinese assurances not to torture or execute a New Zealand resident were reliable, even against serious human rights concerns generally.
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Netball Central boss Fran Scholey has a strong pulse for sport
The Netball Central boss has represented Aotearoa in indoor netball, beaten cancer, is part way through a business degree, and spent five years managing the Wellington Saints.
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Why Jacinda Ardern may struggle to get new Australian PM Anthony Albanese's attention
New Zealand and Australia have a close and intimate relationship but Australia has focused its attention on security and trade agreements with big world powers.
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Netball Central boss Fran Scholey has a strong pulse for sport
The Netball Central boss has represented Aotearoa in indoor netball, beaten cancer, is part way through a business degree, and spent five years managing the Wellington Saints.
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Finance Minister Grant Robertson defends $350 payment despite official warning it could drive inflation
The finance minister gave further insights to his 2022 Budget, its key initiatives and the Government's related policy agenda, at an ANZ post-budget briefing in Wellington.
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Everest Day celebrations reach new heights for 69th anniversary
The New Zealand-Nepal partnership that conquered the world's highest peak 69 years ago will be celebrated in grand style around the country later this month.
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New Zealand to speed up electric car adoption to cut emissions
The government said it will initially allocate 2.9 billion New Zealand dollars over four years to fund a range of measures, from electric car incentives ...
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New Zealand apple industry aims to be 'spray-free' by 2050
New Zealand’s apple industry is working towards becoming spray-free by 2050, a move it hopes will allow it to hold on to high-value export markets.
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Wellington has 'staggering' increase in homes for sale in April, Trade Me Property says
The number of properties for sale in the Wellington region increased by a ‘staggering’ 90% in April compared to 2021.