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Nat list MPs face underarm ball in final over
Comment: Deliberately trying to engineer an overhang is a form of electoral cheating The post Nat list MPs face underarm ball in final over appeared first on Newsroom .
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Campaign Cut-through: Māori leaving prison are set up to fail
Comment: People leaving prison die at more than three times the rate of the general population The post Campaign Cut-through: Māori leaving prison are set up to fail appeared first on Newsroom .
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Good day/bad day: Junk and disorderly on campaign trail 2026
What is it with politicians and junk food? If we're going to talk about taxes, some of us reporting on the campaign might welcome a fat tax. The post Good day/bad day: Junk and disorderly on campaign trail 2026 appeared first on Newsroom .
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Berlin used to be ‘poor and sexy’ – now it’s afraid
Comment: Can anyone govern a city in which the police advise politicians not to name criminals or terrorist sympathisers? The post Berlin used to be ‘poor and sexy’ – now it’s afraid appeared first on Newsroom .
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Newsroom daily quiz, Tuesday 3 November
New Zealand has more species of which seabirds on its shores than any other country? The post Newsroom daily quiz, Tuesday 3 November appeared first on Newsroom .
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Emotional race for Te Tai Hauāuru as Labour seeks to upset Te Pāti Māori
Te Tai Hauāuru is one of the most unpredictable contests of the election The post Emotional race for Te Tai Hauāuru as Labour seeks to upset Te Pāti Māori appeared first on Newsroom .
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The Kiwis caught up in French riots
From The Detail: Why some do, and why some won't join the protests that have now spread through Europe The post The Kiwis caught up in French riots appeared first on Newsroom .
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Ruthlessness and dominance return to the Black Ferns
The Black Ferns completed their busiest season since the glorious 2022 World Cup triumph by winning 10 of 11 tests, with one heartbreak against England The post Ruthlessness and dominance return to the Black Ferns appeared first on Newsroom .
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Where are the solutions to prison problems?
Comment: Our prison system costs almost $3b annually yet it continues to fail us in multiple ways The post Where are the solutions to prison problems? appeared first on Newsroom .
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Luxon used non-government AI account for official PM business
The Cabinet Manual discourages ministers from using personal email, but Christopher Luxon used a non-government AI account for work as PM The post Luxon used non-government AI account for official PM business appeared first on Newsroom .
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AI property listings spark ‘housefishing’ legal warnings
Simpson Grierson warns fine print won’t protect agents if ad images create a deceptive overall impression The post AI property listings spark ‘housefishing’ legal warnings appeared first on Newsroom .
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Hipkins needs three things to go right to be PM, Luxon just needs one
Campaign observer: Labour's path to power is narrow. Opportunity must get 5%, National's overhang must fade and Q must choose Hipkins over Luxon. The post Hipkins needs three things to go right to be PM, Luxon just needs one appeared first on Newsroom .
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Greyhound Racing NZ goes into liquidation with millions left for rehoming
The Greyhound Transition Agency will take funds left at the end of the industry body’s liquidation The post Greyhound Racing NZ goes into liquidation with millions left for rehoming appeared first on Newsroom .
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Strategic voting is where political calculations meet electoral reality
After 30 years of MMP, strategic voting continues to fascinate politicians and political commentators. Voters, meanwhile, largely just get on with choosing the parties and candidates they prefer. The post Strategic voting is where political calculations meet electoral reality…
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The frontline push to get the homeless voting
From young people experiencing homelessness to those in their 50s, some of NZ’s disenfranchised are turning up to vote for the first time The post The frontline push to get the homeless voting appeared first on Newsroom .
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AI and legal privilege – key risks for businesses
Comment: As businesses embrace artificial intelligence, legal privilege is increasingly at risk. What can organisations do to protect confidential advice? The post AI and legal privilege – key risks for businesses appeared first on Newsroom .
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Ngāi Tahu floats freshwater bill, giving Act co-governance jitters
A thoughtful intervention at a political debate comes from a panellist not wannabe politicians The post Ngāi Tahu floats freshwater bill, giving Act co-governance jitters appeared first on Newsroom .
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Otago Uni’s 30 minutes with the VC: Our productivity ‘nosedive’
WATCH AND LISTEN: Why politicians are missing the underlying productivity crisis in election economic debates The post Otago Uni’s 30 minutes with the VC: Our productivity ‘nosedive’ appeared first on Newsroom .
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Govt shares liability for East Coast forestry crisis and must fix rules, review finds
Central government must step up, says Gisborne’s mayor. ‘This is not about shifting responsibility.’ The post Govt shares liability for East Coast forestry crisis and must fix rules, review finds appeared first on Newsroom .
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Act’s 11th-hour Tāmaki attack leaflet referred to advertising authority
Christopher Luxon goes into bat for National in the highly contested Tāmaki seat and tells a voter at a bar: 'We need your help' The post Act’s 11th-hour Tāmaki attack leaflet referred to advertising authority appeared first on Newsroom .