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Government: Reo Māori The ‘Beating Heart’ Of Aotearoa New Zealand

ANZHFR: Hip Fracture Registry 2024 Clinical Standard Report

PSA: Needs Not Race Directive Threatens Country's Progress

Te Taura Whiri: Canada’s First Indigenous Languages Commissioner in Aotearoa

Government: Endeavour Fund Projects For Economic Growth

NZNO: Budget Increases Needed To Meet Health Targets

Government: New Bill To Crack Down On Youth Vaping

ECC: MOE Must Learn The Lessons Of Country Kindy Case

Gordon Campbell: On Luxon And Seymour’s Good Cop/Bad Cop Routine On The Treaty

This past week has seen the coalition of chaos in fully dysfunctional mode. In the last six days, ACT and NZF have had two strikingly different responses to two strikingly similar problems in two key sectors of the economy: supermarkets and energy companies.

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NEW ZEALAND POLITICS

Otago Museum: Hoiho - The World's Rarest Penguin Takes The Spotlight

Often described as 'ocean sentinels,' Hoiho are highly sensitive to changes in marine ecosystems, making them key indicators of ocean health. However, the cumulative effect of multiple threats has made them increasingly vulnerable.

Te Pati Maori: Minister Of Injustice Seeks To Entrench Largest Land Confiscation In History

The Waitangi Tribunal is recommending the Crown step down in its efforts to amend the Takutai Moana Act and make a genuine effort to engage with Māori before it causes irreparable damage.

Jo Malcolm: Former Cabinet Minister, Businessman And America’s Cup Campaign Director Dies

Former National cabinet minister, businessman and New Zealand’s first America’s Cup campaign director “Aussie” Malcolm has died in Whangarei after a short illness, in his 84th year, surrounded by family and friends.

Green Party: Greens Celebrate Huge Step Forward For ADHD Community

Everyone should be enabled to live their best lives and be their best selves. Today is a step towards turning this ambition into a reality for more New Zealanders with ADHD.

Office of the Ombudsman: Chief Ombudsman’s First Investigation Into Official Information Handling By Council-controlled Infrastructure Providers

Peter Boshier has announced investigations of Auckland Transport and Wellington Water along with the Wellington City Council, Queenstown Lakes District Council and Marlborough District Council.

NZ Government: Govt Takes Action On Mpox Response, Widens Access To Vaccine

New Zealand's Government is enhancing mpox vaccine access following two confirmed cases linked to Winter Pride Festival, while maintaining that overall risk remains low.

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Reo Māori The ‘Beating Heart’ Of Aotearoa New Zealand 1:11 PM | New Zealand Government
Mental Health Service To Support Over 130 Schools 13/09/24 | New Zealand Government
Statement From Green Party Co-Leader Following Court Proceedings 13/09/24 | Green Party
Mineral Stocktake Shows Opportunities For Growth 13/09/24 | New Zealand Government
Revenue Action Plan To Support Delivering Infrastructure Sooner 13/09/24 | New Zealand Gover...
Two New Experts Appointed To FSANZ Board 13/09/24 | New Zealand Government
New Board Appointments For RNZ & TVNZ 13/09/24 | New Zealand Government

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Missing Rock Fisherman | Nine Pin Rock, Manukau Harbour 1:15 PM | Coastguard
Arrest Made Following Indecent Act, Palmerston North 1:05 PM | New Zealand Police
Winds Cause Waipara Forestry Fire To Flare Up 13/09/24 | Fire and Emergency NZ
National Role For TEMO Lead 13/09/24 | Gisborne District Council
Natural Hazard Risks And Mitigation Options Identified For Glenorchy 13/09/24 | Otago Region...
Mayor Weston Kirton Commends Community For Coming Together In Support Of WPI And... 13/09/24
Taupō District Council Retains Māori Ward, Poll To Be Held At 2025 Election 13/09/24

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Kaikoura Dark Sky Trust: Kaikōura Dark Sky Trust Achieves Prestigious International Dark Sky Sanctuary Status

Filled with stars, celestial wonders, and a stunningly clear Milky Way it celebrates pristine dark skies that have a sky quality measuring on average 21.58 magnitude per square arcsecond (mag/arcsec²).

REINZ: REINZ August Data - Property Market Stable As Sentiment Improves

August data shows a level of stability in the market. Despite a marginal 0.6% (or $5,000) decrease in national median prices year-on-year, we're seeing prices hold steady with a 1.3% increase month-on-month.

MBIE: Low Hydro Lake Levels Drive Increase In Non-Renewable Electricity Generation

Low hydro lake levels meant electricity generated from renewable sources dropped to 81.3% of total generation, an 8.6% drop compared to same time last year. For the first time since June 2021, and despite a 50% increase in wind capacity, coal generated more electricity than wind.

IFSO: Insurance Doesn’t Cover Everything

The Insurance & Financial Services Ombudsman Scheme (IFSO Scheme) is reminding consumers that insurance doesn’t cover absolutely everything. Consumers should read their policies and understand, first, what cover they have and, second, the limitations on that cover or the exclusions.

University of Auckland: Study Explores Value Of Autonomy Over AI

Should employees be given the autonomy to overrule AI as soon as they start in a role or later? A new study explores.

Lotto New Zealand: Auckland Powerball Player Wins $4.3 Million

The prize is made up of $4 million from Powerball First Division and $333,333 from Lotto First Division.

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Energy Efficiency Takes Center Stage with Hot Water Heat Pump Solutions 1:07 PM | Alchemy P...
5 Ways New Zealand Businesses Can Reduce Cyber Attacks 13/09/24 | Hugh Grant
Young Enterprise Teams Shine At Hawke's Bay Farmers Markets 13/09/24 | Hawkes Bay Chamber of...
Three Lotto Players Share $1 Million 13/09/24 | Lotto New Zealand
Annual Number Of Homes Consented Down 22 Percent 13/09/24 | Stats NZ
Lyttelton Port Company Reports Increased Earnings And Mixed Volumes 13/09/24 | Lyttelton Por...
3 Reasons Your Company Needs A Chief Marketing Officer 13/09/24 | Hugh Grant

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Binoy Kampmark: Childish Fantasies - Age Verification for Social Media Down Under

Instead of encouraging fine circumspection and growing maturity, these laws encourage comforting insularity and prolonged immaturity.

Martin LeFevre - Meditations: Meditation Is Mutation

Does mutation mean the irrevocable ending in the brain of thought as the ground of our existence, subsumed by attention and awareness?

Peter Dunne: Dunne's Weekly - Ailing Wellington Needs More Than Frothy Talk

Carrying on the same way as the last few years will do nothing to arrest Wellington’s decline. Rather than throwing rocks at each other, the government and the city’s civic leaders must start working together, if the ailing capital is to be revived.

Binoy Kampmark: Protecting The Merchants Of Death - The Police Effort For Land Forces 2024

A taxpayer funded arms exposition, defended by the taxpayer funded police, used to repel the tax paying protestors keen to promote peace in the face of an industry that thrives on death, mutilation and misery.

Gordon Campbell: Gordon Campbell On Funding New Drugs, And Governing In Bad Faith

Almost a year on, National's campaign trail promises “to reduce the cost of living, restore law and order and improve our schools and healthcare” haven’t worn very well, have they?

Ramzy Baroud: Cartography Of Genocide - Why Netanyahu Erased Palestine From The Map

Netanyahu’s controversial map only highlighted the borders of Gaza, merely so that the Israeli leader may present a case of why his killing campaign in the Strip must continue. In his previous maps, even Gaza itself was erased.

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Childish Fantasies: Age Verification for Social Media Down Under 1:20 PM | Binoy Kampmark
A Return To Form: Expediting US Arms To Israel 13/09/24 | Binoy Kampmark
Protecting The Widow Maker: The US Marines Exonerate The Osprey 13/09/24 | Binoy Kampmark
Meditation Is Mutation 13/09/24 | Martin LeFevre - Meditations
Ailing Wellington Needs More Than Frothy Talk 13/09/24 | Peter Dunne
Protecting The Merchants Of Death: The Police Effort For Land Forces 2024 12/09/24 | Binoy K...
Cartography Of Genocide: Why Netanyahu Erased Palestine From The Map 12/09/24 | Ramzy Baroud

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Climate Action Network: Protest Actions Across The World Kick Off Global Fight To End Fossil Fuels

To be compliant with the goal of the 2015 Paris Agreement, the transition out of oil, gas and coal must be done at a pace and scale required to keep the global temperature rise below 1.5 degrees Celsius.

Save The Children: South Sudan - Refugees Fleeing World's Worst Humanitarian Crisis In Sudan Confronted With Lack Of Food Across The Border

Refugees fleeing conflict in Sudan are facing hunger and disease in South Sudan as humanitarian funding dries up, food rations are squeezed, and the cost of food soars, Save the Children said.

UN News: Call For ‘Solutions Across The Board’ As 79th General Assembly Opens

The 79th session of the UN General Assembly opened on Tuesday afternoon in New York, with incoming President Philemon Yang outlining a vision of unity in diversity and calling for deeper international cooperation to tackle a host of global challenges, including climate change, escalating conflict, and a slowdown in sustainable development.

Sydney Anti-AUKUS Coalition: Activists Condemn Dangers From Maintenance For USS Hawaii At HMAS Stirling

The Sydney Anti-AUKUS Coalition (SAAC) fully supports the protests of people at Rockingham, Fremantle and Perth, and around Australia, at the August 23 docking of the US nuclear-powered attack submarine Hawaii at HMAS Stirling, just 50 kms south of Perth Central Business District, to undergo intermediate level maintenance.

Norman Solomon, IMI: How Corporate News Has Tried To Numb Americans To The Horrors In Gaza

As the Gaza conflict prolongs, U.S. media's biased coverage obscures the humanitarian crisis, failing to convey the true extent of suffering amid rising death tolls and starvation.

Brenna R. Hassett, Human Bridges: The Surprising Ways Inventions And Ideas Spread In Ancient Prehistory

You can learn a lot about humanity from the first technological revolutions of more than 10,000 years ago.

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NZ Breast Cancer Foundation: New Breast Cancer Wonder Drug Would Be Life-Changing For NZ Women

Breast Cancer Foundation NZ has been campaigning for Enhertu (also called trastuzumab deruxtecan or T-Dxd) to be publicly funded because of its dramatic potential to keep patients alive for longer.

Te Papa: Te Papa Debuts Spectacular Jewellery Retrospective Of Punk Fashion Pioneer, Vivienne Westwood

Opening 14 December, the spectacular exhibition is the first of its kind to come from Westwood and showcases an impressive collection of over 550 pieces of jewellery and over 15 complete ensembles and garments, spanning four decades.

Arts Access Aotearoa: Community Integral To The National Arts Strategy

Hon Paul Goldsmith, Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage said he wanted to grow New Zealand’s cultural capital and standing in the world; encourage more New Zealanders to engage in the arts; and grow the economic value and exports of the arts.

Paralympics NZ: NZ Paralympic Team Embrace Heartwarming Welcome Home Event

At the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games the NZ Paralympic Team won nine medals, set one Paralympic record, four Oceania records, 11 New Zealand records and 12 PBs.

NZEI Te Riu Roa: Primary Principals And Teachers’ Groups Ask Government To Pause The Fast-tracking Of Curriculum Change In Schools

Primary principals urge the Education Minister to delay the 2025 rollout of new math and English curricula, citing insufficient support and potential burnout for teachers.

RNZ: Media Collaboration To Develop Māori Language Tools

In a first for the public media organisation, RNZ has agreed to supply archival radio broadcasts to the iwi-led charitable trust to support its groundbreaking natural language processing tools.

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Bryan Adams Announces Australian & New Zealand Dates ‘So Happy It Hurts Tour’ – ... 13/09/24
Ben Westenberg Withdraws From Paris 2024 Paralympic Games 13/09/24 | Paralympics NZ
NZ Barok's 20th Anniversary Concerts 13/09/24 | NZ Barok
Fascinating History Of Textiles Comes To Life In Wellington Event 13/09/24 | Fabric-a-Brac
Murray In Record Breaking Form On Opening Day Of Paris 2024 13/09/24 | Paralympics NZ
Aitchison Eases Into A New Paralympic Record At Paris 2024 13/09/24 | Paralympics NZ
Designer Line-Up Announced For Auckland’s Premier Garden Festival 13/09/24 | Auckland Garden...

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Gordon Campbell: On Luxon And Seymour’s Good Cop/Bad Cop Routine On The Treaty

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NEW ZEALAND POLITICS

Otago Museum: Hoiho - The World's Rarest Penguin Takes The Spotlight

Te Pati Maori: Minister Of Injustice Seeks To Entrench Largest Land Confiscation In History

Jo Malcolm: Former Cabinet Minister, Businessman And America’s Cup Campaign Director Dies

Green Party: Greens Celebrate Huge Step Forward For ADHD Community

Office of the Ombudsman: Chief Ombudsman’s First Investigation Into Official Information Handling By Council-controlled Infrastructure Providers

NZ Government: Govt Takes Action On Mpox Response, Widens Access To Vaccine

LATEST HEADLINES

BUSINESS, SCIENCE & TECH

Kaikoura Dark Sky Trust: Kaikōura Dark Sky Trust Achieves Prestigious International Dark Sky Sanctuary Status

REINZ: REINZ August Data - Property Market Stable As Sentiment Improves

MBIE: Low Hydro Lake Levels Drive Increase In Non-Renewable Electricity Generation

IFSO: Insurance Doesn’t Cover Everything

University of Auckland: Study Explores Value Of Autonomy Over AI

Lotto New Zealand: Auckland Powerball Player Wins $4.3 Million

LATEST HEADLINES

COMMENT

Binoy Kampmark: Childish Fantasies - Age Verification for Social Media Down Under

Martin LeFevre - Meditations: Meditation Is Mutation

Peter Dunne: Dunne's Weekly - Ailing Wellington Needs More Than Frothy Talk

Binoy Kampmark: Protecting The Merchants Of Death - The Police Effort For Land Forces 2024

Gordon Campbell: Gordon Campbell On Funding New Drugs, And Governing In Bad Faith

Ramzy Baroud: Cartography Of Genocide - Why Netanyahu Erased Palestine From The Map

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WORLD

Climate Action Network: Protest Actions Across The World Kick Off Global Fight To End Fossil Fuels

Save The Children: South Sudan - Refugees Fleeing World's Worst Humanitarian Crisis In Sudan Confronted With Lack Of Food Across The Border

UN News: Call For ‘Solutions Across The Board’ As 79th General Assembly Opens

Sydney Anti-AUKUS Coalition: Activists Condemn Dangers From Maintenance For USS Hawaii At HMAS Stirling

Norman Solomon, IMI: How Corporate News Has Tried To Numb Americans To The Horrors In Gaza

Brenna R. Hassett, Human Bridges: The Surprising Ways Inventions And Ideas Spread In Ancient Prehistory

LATEST HEADLINES

LIFESTYLE

NZ Breast Cancer Foundation: New Breast Cancer Wonder Drug Would Be Life-Changing For NZ Women

Te Papa: Te Papa Debuts Spectacular Jewellery Retrospective Of Punk Fashion Pioneer, Vivienne Westwood

Arts Access Aotearoa: Community Integral To The National Arts Strategy

Paralympics NZ: NZ Paralympic Team Embrace Heartwarming Welcome Home Event

NZEI Te Riu Roa: Primary Principals And Teachers’ Groups Ask Government To Pause The Fast-tracking Of Curriculum Change In Schools

RNZ: Media Collaboration To Develop Māori Language Tools

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