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An underage teenager was able to buy alcohol from three different places without being asked for ID, before he drove drunk to his death. His parents are asking for a simple change.
A grieving New Zealand couple are fighting for justice and for laws to be enforced after their underage teenage son was served alcohol in three different places, then drove drunk, killing himself
Pens are poised, pages are turning, and egos are trembling; it's time for the biggest night in books at the Ockham Awards - but Dame Jacinda Ardern won't be there
The biggest night in the book trade will celebrate 'the best of the best' in Auckland next week, but one notable finalist will now be a no-show at the Ockham Awards
An American doctor in Palmerston North says he can't think of a single ED doctor in his team who was born here. With about 70 percent of new registrations each year being overseas doctors, perhaps that shouldn't be surprising.
Anti-immigration sentiment is in the news again, but without foreign doctors, New Zealand's healthcare system 'would be more on our knees than we already are'
A Bill to trace modern slavery in the supply lines of businesses has the near complete approval of Parliament - here's what it does, and doesn't do
An expert in modern slavery says the Bill going through Parliament now will have to be carefully framed to avoid it becoming a box-ticking exercise
The sale of state assets is shaping up to be an election-year battle as the country struggles to cope with rising costs and debt
Some disastrous state asset sales in the past have coloured the move in the eyes of many New Zealanders - but we don't have to sell the family silver
A bond more than a century old is stronger than ever thanks to a French town that will never forget the sacrifice made by New Zealand soldiers at Le Quesnoy
The French town of Le Quesnoy marks ANZAC Day with us, thanks to the New Zealand soldiers who saved them over a century ago
A large bust earlier this week and a separate conviction earlier this month highlight the growing threat to legitimate pounamu collecting and trade
Despite being the legal owners of the stone, Ngāi Tahu say people are consistently stealing the precious taonga - as two high-profile cases this month show
As Shane Jones talks of a 'butter chicken tsunami', new data shows Kiwis hardening on immigration and deeper fractures in trust, identity, and belonging
A new report on the state of social cohesion in our country shows rising opposition to immigration, falling trust in government, and rising loneliness
Moana Pasifika's uncertain future sparks fears for Pacific representation in Super Rugby and raises questions about finances and governance
The rugby team that captured a global audience has been handed a permanent red card, though fans hope for an 11th hour financial saviour
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