Newsletter: New Zealand Politics Daily – September 17 2018
Editor’s Note: Here below is a list of the main issues currently under discussion in New Zealand and links to media coverage.
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Government
Audrey Young (Herald): Show of unity by Peters was important at Jacinda Ardern’s speech
Toby Manhire (Spinoff): ‘Not dysfunction junction’: what was Jacinda Ardern’s big speech really about?
1News: Jacinda Ardern’s major speech was all about harm reduction after NZ First went ‘rogue’, analyst says
Richard Harman (Politik): Ardern takes charge and sets up inner cabinet
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): After a horror few weeks, Winston and Jacinda are all smiles for the unity show
Tim Murphy (Newsroom): The Push-me-Pull-you Government
Lucy Bennett (Herald): Labour, NZ First and Greens in show of unity
Barry Soper (Newstalk ZB): No wonder last four Fridays have been black for Government
Katie Bradford (1News): Coalition a show of unity as it defends itself against accusations of cracks in the government
RNZ: Winston Peters: ‘There’s only one captain on a boat’
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Jacinda’s slightly desperate ‘everything is ok’ 10 month jamboree
Steven Cowan (Against the current): Business as usual
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): A year on, a show of unity with Winston Peters as Jacinda Ardern unveils ‘coalition blueprint’
Lucy Bennett (Herald): Cabinet authorises release of paper but it’s withheld anyway
Lucy Bennett (Herald): Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern lays out coalition Government blueprint
1News: Jacinda Ardern outlines Government’s top 12 priorities for New Zealand over next 30 years
Sam Sachdeva (Newsroom): Ardern unveils government ‘blueprint’
RNZ: Government ‘of change’ reveals plan on where it is heading
1News: Watch: Simon Bridges responds to Jacinda Ardern’s big speech – ‘Ultimately there was nothing there’
Dan Satherley (Newshub): Simon Bridges wouldn’t let Winston Peters have ‘presidential veto’
Jane Patterson (RNZ): Watch: National dismisses govt blueprint as ‘nothing new’
Lucy Bennett (Herald): Government barely further ahead than a year ago, National leader Simon Bridges says
Jamie Ensor (Newshub): Simon Bridges blasts Jacinda Ardern’s speech as ‘Trump-like’ and ‘desperate’
Newstalk ZB: PM’s coalition blueprint speech compared to ‘Ted Talk’
Bryce Edwards (Herald): Political Roundup: The Winston-led government
Sam Sachdeva (Newsroom): Sam Sachdeva: Ardern’s chance to change the narrative
Audrey Young (Herald): Failings in Coalition Government become glaringly apparent
Fran O’Sullivan (Herald): Winston Peters, Jacinda Ardern – It’s time for a conversation
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Is Winston Peters Labour’s dud Lotto win?
Duncan Garner (Stuff): Don’t write this fumbling coalition off just yet
Steve Braunias (Herald): The Secret Diary of … Jacinda Ardern
1News: 1 NEWS political reporter Katie Bradford says recent scandals ‘not a good look for the Government’
1News: ‘Never have I ever heard Winston Peters request a question in writing’- 1 NEWS political team bemused by Deputy PM’s response to grilling
Dan Satherley (Newshub): Current Government ruled by ‘three lions’ – Labour MP Kris Faafoi
David Farrar: Maybe the problem is Labour not NZ First?
1News: PM pulls out of weekend media appearances due to ‘diary issue’
David Farrar: PMs partner muddies the water
Pete George: Gayford tries to defend Ardern’s no show on Nation & Q+A
RNZ: Peters: Privilege allegations ‘legal drivel’
Eleanor Wenman (Dominion Post): Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern adds personal touch to Te Papa’s collection
Greens
Liam Hehir (Spinoff): Why are the woke set not battling to de-platform Winston Peters?
Henry Cooke (Stuff): Greens look to social issues and rivers in second year of Government
Gia Garrick (RNZ): Greens announce priorities ahead of PM’s future plan speech
Lucy Bennett (Herald): Green Party marks a year as part of government
Clare Curran, Derek Handley and CTO role
Richard Griffin (Stuff): Clare Curran’s demise has been a very public disgrace
Tom Pullar-Strecker (Stuff): Chief technology officer fiasco a spectacular own goal
Liam Dann (Herald): Don’t blame Derek Handley for CTO mess
Mike Hosking (Newstalk ZB): A Government defined by sheer hopelessness
Josephine Franks (Stuff): CTO fiasco makes it ‘hard to trust’ Jacinda Ardern, Simon Bridges says
Finn Hogan, Anna Bracewell-Worrall and Tova O’Brien (Newshub): Derek Handley paid out $100k as Govt withdraws CTO offer
RNZ: Govt to pay Derek Handley $100k after CTO offer retracted
Sam Sachdeva (Newsroom): Handley receives payout after Curran’s CTO job bungle
Tom Pullar-Strecker (Stuff): Derek Handley receives $107k in compensation after being dumped as chief technology officer
Toby Manhire (Spinoff): Derek Handley appointment as CTO ‘terminated’ after Curran controversy
David Farrar: Did Ardern fib again?
Point of Order: CTO appointment process ends with a payout and a review of the need for such a post
Paul Brislen (RNZ): Where to now for the Chief Technology Officer role?
Rod Drury (Herald): What is a government CTO? Read Rod Drury’s original idea
Vaughan Rowsell (Idealog): Why we can’t let the failed CTO appointment get in the way of New Zealand’s future
Chris Trotter: The Theatre Of Cruelty
Newshub: Clare Curran reminds voters she’s still an MP
1News: Labour MP ‘stating the obvious’ that Curran saga could have been handled better – Inside Parliament
Parliament
Andrea Vance (Stuff): Point of order: scrap Question Time or make it matter
Max Rashbrooke (Newshub): Opinion: The surprising evidence about how well government works
Charlie Gates (Stuff): Ardern likes change, Key was fond of rugby and English favoured continue. The revealing words used in PM speeches
Dan Satherley (Newshub):Simon Bridges won’t commit to sacking expenses leaker
Damien Grant (Stuff): If you don’t get out much, try 15 mins of politics
Peter Wilson (RNZ): Week in Politics: Peters is putting his party first
Point of Order: So how did the politicians dish out our money this week? Let’s check the troughs …
Stardust and Substance: the New Zealand General Election of 2017
Bryce Edwards (Newsroom): Stardust and Substance: the 2017 election through politicians’ eyes
James Shaw: When the wheels came off: James Shaw on Election 2017 excerpt)
David Seymour: ‘We didn’t pay enough attention to the brand’: David Seymour on Election 2017 (excerpt)
Morgan Godfery: Did the Māori electorates decide the 2017 election? (excerpt)
Education
Kirsty Johnston (Herald): Want to be a doctor, lawyer or engineer? Don’t grow up poor
Kirsty Johnston (Herald): Big read: The gap between the rich and poor at university
Herald Editorial: Few low-decile school students make it to university
Matt Nippert (Herald): The curious case of the burgled professor
Simon Collins (Herald): Proposal for tighter school zoning throws student funding in doubt
Lucy Bennett (Herald): Government spent more than $3 million on two education summits
John Gerritsen (RNZ): Principals fear for future of flagship education policy
Josephine Franks (Stuff): Clothes, beds, rent money: What teachers give their students
RNZ: NZ releases tool to help teachers engage with Pasifika
Donna-Lee Biddle (Stuff): The New Zealand Wars: two competing visions
Tom O’Connor (Waikato Times): NZ Land Wars should be taught in all schools
Aaron Leaman (Stuff): Tell kids about our past, but don’t make it compulsory: Brash
David Farrar: Politicians shouldn’t decide what is taught in history
Laine Moger (Rodney Times): Student challenges school’s smokefree vaping policy, or lack of it
1News: Canterbury University threatened with legal action by one of its students over car parking fees – ‘you are going into debt over this’
Te reo Māori
Philip Matthews (Press): Editorial: Where to now for te reo?
Karyn Tattersfield (Spinoff): The lasting legacy of a Pākehā teacher who believed in the power of te reo Māori
Brian O’Sullivan (Newshub): Opinion: How Māori Language Week is like Irish Week
Kristin Hall (Spinoff): How the Irish have embraced compulsory language learning
Newshub: More than half of Kiwis keen on Te Reo in schools – Statistics New Zealand
RNZ: More than half of NZers support te reo Māori in primary schools
Rukuwai Tipene-Allen (Māori TV): Auckland University normalises te reo through new policy
Moana Makapelu Lee (Māori TV): Māori translators push for a set pay rate
Michael Neilson (Herald): Scotty Morrison passing on the gift of te reo Māori
Michael Neilson (Herald): Buck Shelford on the haka and making Māori compulsory in schools
Newshub: McDonald’s worker thanks company for allowing te reo Māori to be spoken
Talisa Kupenga (Māori TV): Māori Language Week creates buzz at Beehive
Herald Editorial: Radio, TV did well for Māori Language Week
Heather du Plessis-Allan (Herald): Te reo — We’ve got a long way to go yet
Carmen Parahi (Stuff): ‘A desperate situation’: Why te reo Māori funding is failing
Mānia Clarke (Māori TV): Manukau City a melting pot of reo dialects
Paul Little (Herald): Brash and co happy if Māori stay living in the past
Lizzie Marvelly (Herald): The language of the land is being spoken
Joel Maxwell (Stuff): The week that brings some people out in a rash
Anna Connell (Newsroom): More than one way of seeing Aotearoa
Jared Nicoll (stuff): Māori and English road signs to be rolled out through Porirua
Police and justice
Te Aniwa Hurihanganui (RNZ): Māori killed and charged in police pursuits more than any other group
Eugene Bingham and Paula Penfold (Stuff): Unseen: A Stuff Circuit video investigation
Paula Penfold and Eugene Bingham (Stuff): Call for inquiry into ‘problematic’ police use of private investigators
Brad Flahive (Stuff): Kiwi youth are spending more than 48 hours in police cells
RNZ: Growing numbers of youth held in police cells in New Zealand
Emma Russell (Herald): Teenagers spending nights locked up without food ‘totally unacceptable’
Andrea Vance (Stuff): National’s Chris Bishop accuses Police Minister Stuart Nash of “paranoid behaviour”
Charlotte Carter (Stuff): Police facing uphill battle in attempt to recruit ethnic minorities and women
Energy
Isobel Ewing (Newshub): Going off the grid still an expensive option
Newshub: Low-income people should pay less for power – poverty advocate
Alex Baird (Newshub): Meridian Energy ditches early discounts for customers who pay on time
BusinessDesk: Meridian Energy axes ‘unjustifiable’ prompt payment discounts
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): Otago lines company accused of causing power cuts due to under investment
RNZ: NZ energy use unsustainable in switch to renewables
Tess Brunton (RNZ): Electricity Authority skeptical of claims about energy generators’ profits
Susan Edmunds (Suff):
Power generators ‘made $5.4b in excess profits’
Jamie Gray (Herald): Power generators banked $5.4 billion in extra profits in 2010-16 – report
Michael Reddell: Electricity prices
Susan Edmunds (Stuff): Here’s how to game the power system
Economy and business
Liam Dann (Herald): GDP — Melbourne Cup day for economists
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff):Economic growth may be more solid than business confidence suggests, for now
Jonathan Underhill (BusinessDesk): GDP figures unlikely to impact cash rate
Brian Easton (Pundit): What the Prime Minister Should Have Said to Business
Anuja Nadkarni (Stuff): Crowdfunding leveling playing field for female entrepreneurs
Fonterra
ODT Editorial: Accountability needed at Fonterra
Martin van Beynen (Press): What a burnt-out hack can do for Fonterra
Simon Hartley (ODT): Farmers: Fonterra needs to lift its game
Herald: Creaming it: 6000 Fonterra staff earn at least $100,000
1080
Hayden Donnell (Spinoff): When anti-1080 activism grew noisy, and got ugly
John -Michael Swannix and Finn Hogan (Newshub): DOC planning biggest 1080 drop ever to combat 2019 mega-mast year
John -Michael Swannix and Finn Hogan (Newshub): Newshub Nation’s guide to 1080
ODT Editorial: 1080 debate should die but will not
Farah Hancock (Newsroom): DOC workers threatened at 1080 court hearing
Katie Doyle (RNZ):Trevor Mallard threatened with legal action over dead native birds
Environment and conservation
Thomas Manch (Stuff): Māori Land Court judge should have recused himself over Lake Horowhenua ruling, court rules
Kate Nicol-Williams (1News): Government to step in to resolve planning stoush hampering farmers
Isobel Ewing (Newshub): Critics say Waiheke Island predator-free plan lacks key details
Lucy Bennett and Bernard Orsman (Herald): Waiheke Island set to become predator-free by 2025 at a cost of $11m
Catrin Owen (Stuff): Rats and stoats to be banished from Waiheke Island by 2025
Newshub: Waiheke Island’s plan to eradicate predators without 1080 drops
1News: Government sets goal of making Auckland’s Waiheke Island predator free by 2025
RNZ: Waiheke Island wins $11 million for predator eradication
RNZ: ‘Part of my heritage to be involved in using whale bone’
Shawn McAvine (ODT): Farmers misusing trail: Doc
Jono Edwards (ODT): Water quality described as ‘horrific’
Chloe Ranford (Stuff): Weed killer wreaking havoc on New Zealand’s grass cuttings
Piers Fuller (Stuff): Popular hut to be demolished and rebuilt for $750,000
Sarah Robson (RNZ): Horowhenua council to stop collecting soft plastics in recycling
RNZ: Mapping Aotearoa in te reo Māori
Primary and extractive industries
Charlie MItchell (Stuff): What grows the grass thick can turn our streams toxic and green
RNZ: Five arrested in Karangahake mining protest
Jamie Ensor (Newshub): Protesters arrested at Coromandel mining demonstration
Alexandra Nelson (Newshub): Plans to extend Martha Mine under several Waihi homes causes controversy
Catherine Groenestein (Taranaki Daily News): Seabed mining company TTR ‘in discussion with legal advisers’ over appeal decision
Phil Taylor (Herald): Exclusive: Police net little money in alleged fishing fraud case
Jono Galuzska (Stuff): Foxton wastewater plant gets green light to take waste out of Manawatū River loop
RNZ: Call for safety first on farms following electrocution of cows
Housing
Ryan Boswell (1News): 1 NEWS investigates homelessness in New Zealand: The faces of New Zealand’s homeless
Ryan Boswell (1News): ‘Not enough is being done’ – homeless advocacy groups warn demand is on the rise
Shamubeel Eaqub (Stuff): Two new Govt policies bring hope for generation rent
RNZ: Confidence in present govt ahead of previous one
Newshub: Auckland’s homeless to be counted
Emma Hatton (RNZ): Little help for Gisborne’s homeless
Ben Leahy (Herald): NZ house prices most overvalued in world, behind only Hong Kong: report
Newshub: Large Wellington social housing development unveiled
Charlie Dreaver (RNZ): Wellington to get new inner city apartments – but still short of homes
Charlie Dreaver (RNZ): Dozens of Wellington city workers in for cheaper apartment rents
Emma Hurley (RNZ): Wellington council to offer cheap, quality apartments for ‘key workers”
Collette Devlin (Stuff): Council partners with developers to ease Wellington’s rental crisis
Michael Neilson (Herald): Notice to vacate withdrawn for family living in Papakura ‘swamp home’
BusinessDesk: Fletcher Building plans two-homes-a-day prefab plant
1News: Fletcher’s terrace homes to provide solution to Kiwi housing demands
Aine Kelly-Costello (Newshub): Opinion: New KiwiBuild apartments are affordable, but are they accessible?
Employment
Corin Dann (1News): Unions urge Labour against making changes to flagship employment reform after NZ First calls bill a ‘work in progress’
Henry Cooke (Stuff): What the upcoming employment law changes actually mean
Herald Editorial: Govt missed chance on 90-day trials
Rob Stock (Stuff): 45 and unemployable – warning to Kiwis that ‘ageism is alive and well’
Jenni Walker (Stuff): Companies on ‘shaky ground’ drug-testing staff whose jobs aren’t ‘safety-sensitive’
RNZ: Earning minimum wage and facing racism, sexism and abuse (video)
Health and disability
Michael Daly (Stuff): One-in-two New Zealand, Australian men at risk of cancer – highest rate in world
RNZ: Australasia suffers the highest cancer rate in the world
Andrea Vance (Stuff): On the table: Fast food giants could be asked to stop sponsoring childrens’ sport
Dan Satherley and Edward O’Driscoll (Newshub): Alcohol industry’s ‘proof’ advertising doesn’t drive consumption ridiculed
Kerre McIvor (Herald): School had right to be fun police
Anusha Bradley (RNZ): Hawke’s Bay DHB cans alcoholic drinks at awards night
Brittany Keogh (Stuff): ‘Generation Sensible’ still has a binge drinking problem, expert warns
Hannah Ross (Stuff): Patient upset he’s paying casual rates to see the doctor, despite being enrolled
Cherie Sivignon (Nelson Mail): Health Minister Dr David Clark coy on sugar tax during Nelson Hospital visit
Denise Taylor (Newsroom): The medicinal cannabis conundrum
John Gibb (ODT):‘Gagging’ by ACC keeps Acclaim out
Natalie Akoorie (Herald): Expectant mothers ineligible for free health care fork out millions to give birth in NZ
Matt Shand (Stuff): Bay of Plenty District Health Board silent on questions into culture report
Hannah Martin (Stuff): Surgeries cancelled as shortage of anaesthetic technicians leads to a ‘recurring nightmare’
1News: Pregnant women refusing prenatal care after children taken by social services
Hannah Martin (Stuff): New mums feel ‘alone’ as midwife shortage strains resources in Auckland
Carly Thomas (Stuff): NZ’s own Betty Ford rehab clinic, The Retreat, giving addicts hope
Scott Palmer (Newshub): Hoyts offers special ‘sensory-friendly’ screening for people with special needs
Isobel Ewing (Newshub): Auckland to ban smoking in licenced areas outside bars, restaurants
Juliet McGhie (North Shore times): i National MP Maggie Barry accused of bias during euthanasia hearings
Al Williams (Timaru Herald): Offering light to others going through dark times
Child abuse
Jehan Casinader (Stuff): Neil Sorensen’s years of abuse: ‘I had this horrible, big secret – and it was unbearable’
1News: Three brave male survivors of childhood sex abuse speak about what they endured, and how they are healing
Alison Mau (Stuff): The act of telling what happened puts the power back in your hands – it is incredibly liberating
Adele Redmond (Stuff): Call for St Bede’s College rector to resign after teacher who confessed sex abuse continued working
Megan Sutherland (Newshub): Sex abuse victim calls for St Bede’s rector to stand down for failing to investigate complaint
Phil Pennington (RNZ): Priest carried out ‘litany of offending against young boys’ – report
Foreign Affairs and trade
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff):Two years after apology, diplomat Nigel Fyfe set to be brought in from the cold
Thomas Manch (Stuff): New Zealand embassy in Sweden set for a ‘barnstorming’ opening as Winston Peters gets his way, again
Sam Sachdeva (Newsroom): Rethinking how NZ spends its overseas aid
RNZ: Pacific Islands Forum not working – Toke Talagi
Mike Williams (Herald): Politics whole lot saner on this side of the ditch
Asbestos, building and construction
Ruth Hill (RNZ): Asbestos from burnt building not being monitored in Wellington
Damian George (Stuff): Preschool children exposed to asbestos for two months after construction work
Marta Steeman (Stuff): Building owners are struggling to meet a basic new asbestos regulation
RNZ: Leading building product certifier suspended from Codemark
Earthquake safety risks, claims
Liz McDponald (Press): Council labels quake-prone buildings but says they are safe
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): More than seven years after Christchurch earthquake, Wellington scrambles to secure dangerous facades
Collette Devlin (Dominion Post): Wellington priority buildings to be quake-strengthened in 7.5 years
RNZ: Streets with shortened deadline to fix quake-prone buildings identified
RNZ: Church looks to community for strengthening
Tracy Neal (RNZ): Engineer hopes to quake-proof buildings with old tyres
RNZ: Checkpoint: Quake hit Rakautara residents say no to moving back
Emma Hatton (RNZ): EQC claimants head to High Court on Monday
Media
Dene Mackenzie (ODT): The changing ways of news-gathering
Colin Peacock (RNZ): Media’s ministerial pile-on prompts reflection (audio)
Colin Peacock (RNZ): Channelling Kiwi content to the Pacific
Colin Peacock (RNZ): Mediawatch: Broadcaster stands by Pacific Islands ‘leeches’ claim
Stuff: Heather du Plessis-Allan under fire for saying Pacific people are ‘leeches’ on NZ
Stuff: TVNZ makes captions available OnDemand
1News: Watch: John Campbell gives emotional farewell to Checkpoint staff on final show as host
Glenn McConnell (Stuff): John Campbell leaves RNZ with praise, cake and a tribute song
Herald: Goodbye John Campbell: RNZ says farewell to host with music and highlights reel
Kate Robertson (Stuff): Pip Keane reflects on nine years working with John Campbell
Transport and road safety
Gia Garrick (RNZ): Council and transport bosses in parliament over bus shambles
Alice Wilkins (Newshub): Don’t let us die’: Frustrated Bay of Plenty locals protest deadly stretch of SH2
Sam Kelway (1News): Protesters block major Tauranga highway to call on government to fix deadly stretch of road – ‘stop letting people die like this’
Zoe Hunter (Bay of Plenty Times): Fix the Bloody Road protesters block State Highway 2 near Tauranga
RNZ: Protesters block Omokoroa bridge to demand safer highway
RNZ: Three deaths in four days on contentious road
Newshub: Protesters want ‘bloody road’ fixed
Sarah Robson (RNZ): 10,000 drone pilots voluntarily register details
Local government
Thomas Manch (Stuff): Wellington City Council considers pushing pokies out of poor suburbs
Todd NIall (Stuff): Have you tuned in to Auckland’s political soap opera of the year?
Martin Johnston (Herald): Auckland Council wants to encourage freedom camping at region’s parks
Liu Chen (Eastern Courier): Asian background ‘will help’ Auckland’s new Howick councillor connect communities
Cherie Howie (Herald): Auckland mayor Phil Goff suggests free tram travel on Queen St
Cherie Howie (Herald): Queen St: What does the future hold for Auckland’s golden mile?
Amy Ridout (Stuff): ‘Google Watts & Hughes’, contractor told mayor before Greenmeadows construction
Sarah Robson (RNZ): Only nine resource consents lodged since council botch-up
Melissa Davies (Newshub): Auckland ratepayers funding controversial Scientology Church tours
Tim Brown (RNZ): Liquidators seek millions from mayor and company founder
Immigration
Gill Bonnett (RNZ): Insight: The grandparents in immigration limbo
RNZ: Voices: Fijian overstayer’s 20-year fight for residency
Suffrage commemorations
Deena Coster (Stuff): 125 years after NZ women won the vote, the quest for equality continues
Moana Maniapoto (Herald): 125 Suffrage anniversary: Game changers, stealth bombers – Black Pearls past and present
Angela Barnett (Herald): 125 Suffrage Anniversary: Famous Kiwi women on the moment they broke down the barriers
Sarah Daniell (Herald): Postcards from the famous women around the world
Ruth Spencer (Herald): Suffrage 125: Ruth Spencer’s list of lingering annoyances
Rugby and racing
Stephanie Mitchell (Stuff): Messara Report a ‘gun to the head’ for racing clubs who own their land
Gregor Paul (Herald): The truth about New Zealand rugby’s financial problems
Other
Tom Pullar-Strecker (Stuff): ‘I hate poverty, but not the rich’ – Sir Michael Cullen
Joanne Carroll (Stuff): Pike River re-entry has high risks which can be managed, experts say
Cherie Howie (Herald): Rainbow Warrior open to public during Auckland stopover
Dene Mackenzie (ODT): The past not such a foreign country
Gareth Vaughan (Interest): Ten years after Lehman Brothers collapsed what’s its legacy?
Jonathan Milmne (Stuff): Our anthem ‘God Defend New Zealand’ is a radically subversive challenge to tradition
Kim Knight (Herald): Gil Hanly: The protest photographer who made women seen
Sasha Borissenko (Newsroom): Sparrow still fighting, still pushing
Rob Stock (Stuff): Package deal: KiwiSaver and a will
Rob Stock (Stuff): No KiwiSaver scheme scores more than C+ on ethical rating scale
Dionne Christian (Herald): Non-profit organisation Artists Alliance faces closure
RNZ: National critical of veterans’ exclusion from repatriation event
Julie Iles (Stuff): Commemoration for New Zealand’s lone French soldier
RNZ: Auckland fares badly in quality of life survey
Giles Dexter (Newshub): Aucklanders the least happy with their city in New Zealand – survey
Rob Stock (Stuff): Stress busting: The T-shirt index and the major stressors in Kiwi lives
Tom Pullar-Strecker (Stuff): Government ‘sitting on hands’ over pipeline inquiry, says National
Newshub: Dozens of bunkers possibly shipped to New Zealand could be unconsented
Newshub: Strawberries in NZ needle-free, supermarkets say]]>
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