rnz.co.nzadded August 2026
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Electoral groups are working hard to convince older migrants who have been eligible to vote for some time but have never cast a ballot to participate in the upcoming general election.
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One of the country's biggest training providers wants apprenticeships offered at the same qualification level as a Bachelor's degree.
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New Zealand is three months out from the "worst time for any business owner", and businesspeople are being warned to be proactive to avoid the crunch.
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Respiratory disease put 97,000 people in hospital in 2025 There were more than 97,000 hospitalisations last year due to respiratory disease.
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AI may represent a "huge opportunity" for New Zealand, but there are still "serious dangers and evils" associated with the technology, says Christopher Luxon.
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The ‘disgusting creep’ who raped his daughter, step-grandaughter, sisters and former partners This story discusses details of long-term sexual and physical abuse.
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Loosening of US peptide standards worries NZ expert Reports the Trump administration plans to allow some compounding pharmacies to dispense peptides that have not been fully tested for safety have...
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Calls for better Dunedin dermatology services after 'debilitating' rare cancer went undiagnosed A Dunedin cancer patient is calling for better access to public dermatology services after his rare...
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The leader of a project to build a world-first, detailed picture of how immune cells change with age is hoping to develop a more effective vaccine for older people.
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New Zealand First says National's fishing policy is desperate and unresearched, and would have huge impacts on employment and the costs of fish.
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Youth homelessness is "getting younger", with support workers warning more rangatahi are going without basic necessities and safe places to stay.
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We'd love to hear more of your questions about money and the economy. You can send through written questions, like these ones, but even better, you can drop us a voice memo to our email...
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Bus driver lets daughter on, but not mother's mobility dog Auckland Transport is apologising after a woman was separated from her four-year-old daughter when a bus driver closed the door before she...
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'Threatened to smash my face in': Mum of autistic teen struggles with awful noisy neighbours An Auckland mother says her autistic teenage daughter is being terrorised by noisy neighbours at their...
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A bioenergy expert is promoting the production of wood-based fuels and biochemicals as the "future for New Zealand", as entrepreneurs map out manufacturing hubs in Bay of Plenty.
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Scientist issues plea for fishers to watch out for seabirds returning from migration A Department of Conservation scientist is urging boaties to watch out for flesh-footed shearwaters, toanui, as...
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Eric Lander's eye for on-trend colours has helped him turn a struggling Taranaki sheep farm into a large orchid nursery which sends off exotic blooms to top florists in New York and around the...
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Winter is closing in at a forest in Bavaria, and former Wellington zookeeper John Pickard is giving the resident bears there a helping hand to hibernate.
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Changes to lifejacket rules have made a splash, with professional rowers worried the bulky vests will slow them down.
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Cow bones could offer cheap alternative for human jaw repair, dental treatment, researchers say Left over cow bones could offer a more cost-effective way to build back human jaws, after successful...
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