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All the locations of interest in NZ’s delta outbreak on one interactive map
22nd August, 2021

All the locations of interest in NZ’s delta outbreak on one interactive map

An interactive map of locations of interest in the current delta outbreak.
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By Harkanwal Singh
Guest contributor
There’s a NZ radio crisis that needs fighting for. It’s called iwi radio
13th February, 2020

There’s a NZ radio crisis that needs fighting for. It’s called iwi radio

The 21 iwi radio stations in New Zealand have been fighting for more funding for years, so where's their lifeline? 
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By Alice Webb-Liddall
Partnerships editor
New Zealand Security Intelligence Service director Rebecca Kitteridge (Photo: Alexander Robertson/RNZ)
21st March, 2019

The 15/3 inquiry: what questions will they need to ask?

An inquiry will seek to find out whether the Christchurch attacks have been prevented if the security services were looking in the right direction
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By Alex Braae
Staff Writer
Flowers and messages of condolence are left outside the Ponsonby mosque on March 16, 2019 in Auckland. (Photo by Phil Walter/Getty Images)
20th March, 2019

Auckland mosques to throw open their doors to the public on Friday

It's a bid to demystify the Muslim community in the eyes of their fellow New Zealanders.
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By Alex Braae
Staff Writer
Getty Images
20th March, 2019

Surge in reports to online safety agency following Christchurch terror attacks

If the big sites ignore your complaints, come straight to us, say Netsafe. Alex Casey reports
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By Alex Casey
Senior writer
Residents pay respect by placing flowers for the victims of the mosques attacks in Christchurch on March 16, 2019. (TESSA BURROWS/AFP/Getty Images)
16th March, 2019

Hatred lives in New Zealand

The warning signs for yesterday's atrocity were everywhere, if only we'd looked – or listened to New Zealand's Muslim community, writes former race relations commissioner Susan Devoy.
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By Susan Devoy
Guest writer
Wellington Vigil held at the Basin Reserve (Photo: Elias Rodriguez/Getty Images)
16th March, 2019

Christchurch terror attack: How to support NZ’s Muslim communities

Here are some things you can do to help or find support in the wake of Friday's Islamophobic attack.
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By The Spinoff
Staff writers
Police officers guard the area close to the Masjid al Noor mosque after the shooting in Christchurch on March 15, 2019. Photo: Tessa Burrows/AFP/Getty Images
15th March, 2019

The darkest day: at least 49 dead in terrorist attack on NZ Muslim community

Dozens are dead following racially motivated mosque shootings in Christchurch. The attack, streamed on global social media channels by the offender, who is now in Police custody. Jacinda Ardern said NZ was targeted because 'we represent diversity'
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By The Spinoff
Staff writers
‘We were chosen because we represent diversity’ – Jacinda Ardern on Christchurch terrorist attack
15th March, 2019

‘We were chosen because we represent diversity’ – Jacinda Ardern on Christchurch terrorist attack

'This can only be described as a terrorist attack,' says NZ prime minister
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By Jacinda Ardern
Guest writer
Police at the cordon around a shooting incident in central Christchurch. Photo: RNZ / Simon Rogers
15th March, 2019

Christchurch mosque shooting livestreamed on Facebook

Armed police have been deployed, streets cleared and schools are in lockdown after shots were fired at a mosque
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By The Spinoff
Staff writers
Jacinda Ardern accepting Greenpeace’s petition at Parliament. (Twitter/ David Tong, WWF New Zealand. @Davidxvx)
12th April, 2018

Ardern makes big call on offshore oil. Is this her nuclear free moment?

Jacinda Ardern sprung a surprise this morning in announcing an end to offshore oil exploration. So what's the catch?
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By Alex Braae
Staff Writer
Do not change your clocks: NZ Daylight Saving shift fails due to ‘algorithm error’
1st April, 2018

Do not change your clocks: NZ Daylight Saving shift fails due to ‘algorithm error’

Prime minister promises inquiry
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By The Spinoff
Staff writers
Books about Teina Pora, Mark Lundy and martyred Dunedin priests feature in Kiwi crime writing awards
14th August, 2017

Books about Teina Pora, Mark Lundy and martyred Dunedin priests feature in Kiwi crime writing awards

Exclusive: a book by Steve Braunias, a memoir by the woman who was left for dead by Tony Dixon, and a former TV reporter's investigation into the wrongful conviction of Teina Pora all feature in the shortlist for this year's crime writing awards.
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By The Spinoff Review of Books
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One horse race? Vic Crone and Phil Goff at a mayoral debate. Photo: Fiona Goodall, Getty
22nd August, 2016

Exclusive: new Spinoff/SSI poll shows Phil Goff with huge lead in Auckland mayoral race

A survey commissioned for the Spinoff's War for Auckland pop-up site puts the Labour MP well in front of his nearest rival, Vic Crone, just weeks out from voting. But many remain undecided.
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By Toby Manhire
Editor-at-large
JUSTICE MINISTER AMY ADAMS. PHOTO / GETTY
Opinion
15th April, 2016

Hard cases make bad law: Why we shouldn’t rush to lower the age of consent

There are calls for New Zealand's age of consent to be lowered. Madeleine Holden argues impulsive law-making is a bad idea.
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By Madeleine Holden
Senior writer/editor - IRL
A tellingly short power ranking of all CERA’s major achievements
14th April, 2016

A tellingly short power ranking of all CERA’s major achievements

CERA will close its doors on April 18th, 2016. James Dann carries out the not-so-Herculean task of ranking all the "anchor projects" that have been completed during its five-year reign.
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By James Dann
Guest writer
Books: It’s… Booktober!!!! Countdown to the Man Booker Award, and the US National Book Awards
1st October, 2015

Books: It’s… Booktober!!!! Countdown to the Man Booker Award, and the US National Book Awards

The literary sensation of the year, A Little Life by novelist Hanya Yanagihara, is a finalist in the world's two most prestigious book prizes this month - the Man Booker awards, and the US National Book Awards.
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By Group Think
A bunch of people
Television: News – Mr Robot Hacks Into New Zealand Screens Exclusively on Lightbox
15th September, 2015

Television: News – Mr Robot Hacks Into New Zealand Screens Exclusively on Lightbox

Arguably one of the most talked-about new shows of 2015, Mr Robot has arrived exclusively in New Zealand on Lightbox today.
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By The Spinoff
Staff writers
News: Meet the Brave Pita Pit-Fueled Warriors Entering The Block NZ Villa Wars For 2015
7th September, 2015

News: Meet the Brave Pita Pit-Fueled Warriors Entering The Block NZ Villa Wars For 2015

"I simply can't wait to hear the teams repeatedly butcher the order for a 'Chick'n Fala' and get a solid consensus on the pronunciation of 'pita' once and for all." – an introduction to The Block NZ for 2015.
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By Alex Casey
Senior writer
The Spinoff’s TV Week: Sister Wives, Struggle Street and My Big Fat Ferndale Wedding
4th September, 2015

The Spinoff’s TV Week: Sister Wives, Struggle Street and My Big Fat Ferndale Wedding

Bringing together the TV moments of the week, including the launch of an essential reality channel, Masterchef's big mistake and Ferndale's mid-week marriage.
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By Group Think
A bunch of people

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