Opportunity candidate Jodie Kuntzsch discusses balancing Nelson's major fishing port and a policy to phase out bottom trawling ...

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In a rare move, the organisation tasked with investigating potential miscarriages of justice has referred the case at the centre of a long-running Newsroom investigation to the Court of Appeal ...

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NZ rents are showing tentative signs of recovery. BNZ's chief economist Mike Jones examines the narrowing cost gap between buying and renting, and what comes next.

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Newsroom's independent fact-check of the final leaders' debate has identified the misleading and false statements made by Luxon and Hipkins.

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McCarten says it's 'soul-destroying' to break the bad news of layoffs to teachers and families who had been promised a shiny ...