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- Sep 30, 2026
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'That's racist bulls***': Act candidate heckled over Te Tiriti stance at Akl central debate (opens the original)
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Auckland Central incumbent MP Chloe Swarbrick and Act candidate Antonia Modkova at a debate last night. Photo / NZ Herald Act Party candidate Antonia Modkova faced repeated heckling over her answers at an Auckland Central candidates’ debate on Karangahape Rd, including during a heated exchange over Te Tiriti o Waitangi which an audience member claimed was “racist bulls***”. St Kevin’s Arcade basement venue Double Whammy had turned down the tunes for just over an hour last night to fill its stage
'A trap': Act attacks Labour over student debt relief (opens the original)
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The cost of living and student debt dominated a fiery on-campus debate last night, with political candidates clashing over how best to ease financial pressure on students and create a future for young Kiwis. At the Auckland University Students’ Association’s final general election debate, Greens co-leader Chloe Swarbrick, Opportunity leader Quilae Wong, National candidate Angee Nicholas, Labour MP Shanan Halbert, Act MP Parmjeet Parmar, Te Pāti Māori MP Oriini Kaipara and New Zealand First candi
Four sailors rescued after yacht strikes whale in South Pacific (opens the original)
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Maritime New Zealand says it has co-ordinated the rescue of four sailors from the open waters of the South Pacific Ocean after their yacht struck a whale and began to sink. According to Maritime NZ’s Rescue Co-ordination Centre (RCCNZ) operations manager Mike Clulow, an alert was received from an Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) on the 15.5m-long Tai Tam at about 1pm yesterday. “It was taking on water and began sinking after reporting it had struck a whale,” he said in a press
'An access to life': Why does mobility parking abuse cause such a stir? (opens the original)
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Designated mobility spaces are estimated to account for 1-2% of car parks in New Zealand. Photo / Sarah Curtis Designated mobility parks are a rarity in New Zealand, estimated to make up about 1-2% of all parking nationwide. These delineated spaces provide a lifeline for hundreds of thousands of Kiwis living with disabilities, and strict rules govern who can use them. Despite their day-to-day importance, advocates say there are too few to meet current demand. One of the most common roadblocks pe
'Best spring conditions in the world': Mt Ruapehu skifields compete with shoulder season deals (opens the original)
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Mt Ruapehu’s two commercial skifields are offering competing spring deals that significantly undercut the cost of a few days on the slopes. Whakapapa and Tūroa remain open through early spring and are expected to continue operating until late October, unless snow melts or severe weather hits the maunga (mountain) beforehand. Whakapapa’s recorded snow base currently sits between 67cm and 72cm, while Tūroa’s stretches from 80cm up to 110cm – the latter outperforming Coronet Peak’s snow base of 55c
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