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42,000 crowd New Zealand's Parliament grounds in support of Māori rights
As tens of thousands of marchers thronged the streets in New Zealand’s capital Wellington, the column of people, flags aloft, ...
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8 of the weirdest employment laws from around the world
And you thought UK employment law was confusing.. discover eight employment laws from around the world that would send Brits ...
Essential Albums: King Kapisi - Savage Thoughts
Americans, and yet here is a version that could only have come from deep in the Pacific.
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How Bangladesh is reviving its macroeconomy
An interim government was established, charged with the responsibility of stabilising the macroeconomy and reforming the ...
Haka in the House
Tens of thousands of Māori and non-Māori stand against a bill that would rework the country's founding document.
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Social cohesion, wellbeing, and the economy
Ross Stitt reports that the roots of the unwinding of social cohesion lie in the economic challenges many people face, and ...
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On the Money: Foran's crackers, Luxon's hard-sell, McClay's cake, and going on a Journee
On the Money is our weekly round-up of top gossip and corporate ephemera.Air New Zealand’s annual bash at Parliament is one ...
Whanganui’s New Zealand Glassworks nearing capacity but relocation not on table
Business is booming at New Zealand Glassworks in Whanganui but the facility’s limitations and loss of gas sponsorship mean ...
Hīkoi’s influence will be felt for years, but Treaty bill still popular - Thomas Couglan
Thomas Coughlan is Deputy Political Editor and covers politics from Parliament. He has worked for the Herald since 2021 and ...