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Lady Gaga Paused Her Concert to Talk About ICE
As Immigration and Customs Enforcement continues its violent siege in Minnesota and across the U.S., Lady Gaga paused…
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Why local networks and good neighbours are critical in natural disasters
In the small hours of Valentine’s Day, 2023, Cyclone Gabrielle unleashed hell across the upper North Island. After…
Decision-making power slipping away from councils, Rangitīkei Mayor Andy Watson tells Rātana
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Japan restarting world’s biggest nuclear plant, offline since the 2011 Fukushima disaster
Around 60% of residents oppose the restart, while 37% support it, according to a survey conducted in September.…
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Northland storm clean-up under way as slips, power cuts hit Whangārei and Far North
His cattle had got out due to the fences being down. Floodwaters in Ōakura Bay Rd rose to…
Tongariro Power Scheme: The national grid’s underground secret
Rangipō is just one piece of a complex system covering 2600ha of the Central Plateau – a scheme…
Rising power bills and gas crunch set to ignite 2026 election
Household prices increased by an average $10 a month in April 2025, reflecting rising levels of investment need…
West Auckland bus crashes into power pole, sparks road closures
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Tougher fines for power companies that play unfair a ‘credible deterrent’ – minister
He told RNZ that making it the highest of the three meant there was technically no limit to…