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Finding our first settlers
A couple of kiore (Polynesian/Pacific rats) feasting. Photo: supplied
On one of my cruises as a guest speaker, my wife and I found ourselves on a bus heading for the Kemp House at the Kerikeri Mission station in the Bay of Islands.
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Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre dies
Virginia Giuffre. Photo: Reuters
Virginia Giuffre, one of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's most prominent accusers, has committed suicide, her family have confirmed.
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Regulation Ministry salaries continue to top average $150K
Regulation Minister David Seymour is continuing to defend the above-average salaries in the 13-month-old ministry. Photo: RNZ
By Craig McCulloch of RNZ
A year on from the Ministry for Regulation's creation, the average salary for its staff continues to top $150,000 - well above the sector-wide average of just over $100,000.
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Building community the key
Nemsysis in her Waihola gaming room, from where she streams to a growing following. Photo: Gregor Richardson
To the untrained eye, she’s just playing games.
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Going with the floes in northern exposure
Bailey Poching as radio DJ Colin.
Bailey Poching plays a radio DJ looking for love in Netflix’s new Arctic comedy.
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Dunedin premier rugby: live score updates
Join us for live score updates of the fifth round of Dunedin premier rugby, kick off at 2.45pm.
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Link between eye health and dementia
Researchers have uncovered a link between eye health and dementia by using retinal measurements. Photo: Getty Images
Researchers have uncovered a link between eye health and dementia using data from the Dunedin Longitudinal Study, which could help identify the cognitive syndrome early.
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Landlord allowed rentals to be used to grow drugs
When police raided one of Nga Thanh Phan's properties they found a garage and all six rooms on the upper floor being used to grow cannabis. Photo: NZME
Landlord Nga Thanh Phan had four rental properties across Auckland city raided by police - and all housed commercial-size cannabis-growing operations.
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Landlord allowed rentals to be used to grow cannabis
When police raided one of Nga Thanh Phan's properties they found a garage and all six rooms on the upper floor being used to grow cannabis. Photo: NZME
Landlord Nga Thanh Phan had four rental properties across Auckland city raided by police - and all housed commercial-size cannabis-growing operations.
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