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    An increase in cannabis use in the workplace is sparking concern ahead of Christmas "dos"
     19 November 2025
    An increase in cannabis use in the workplace is sparking concern ahead of Christmas "dos"
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    Britain's MI5 spy service issues alert to MPs over Chinese espionage threat
    19 Nov: MI5 has warned that Chinese agents attempt to collect information and influence activity, posing the latest spy threat to the nation.... more
    Chlöe Swarbrick's adamant the Green's mining policy won't dent employment
    18 Nov: Chlöe Swarbrick's adamant the Green's mining policy won't dent employment... more
    Vanuatu council repeals law banning menstruating women from selling food
    18 Nov: A Vanuatu provincial government says it will repeal parts of its new bylaw banning menstruating women from preparing and selling food at markets and roadside stalls after the decision sparked a public outcry.... more
    Nearly one in five living in New Zealand, identify as Maori
    18 Nov: Nearly one in five living in New Zealand, identify as Maori... more
    Promise of tougher times for scammers, thanks to a number of new endeavours aiming to build up our defences
    18 Nov: Promise of tougher times for scammers, thanks to a number of new endeavours aiming to build up our defences... more
    Bangladesh's ousted PM Sheikh Hasina sentenced to death for student crackdown
    18 Nov: A Bangladesh court has sentenced ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina to death after finding her guilty of crimes against humanity.... more
    Foreign minister says Labor's 'landmark' agreements builds more stable Asia-Pacific
    17 Nov: The foreign minister has used a major speech to celebrate the government's string of security agreements, saying Labor has helped build a region more stable and less deferential to authoritarian powers like Russia and China.... more
    A quick turnaround for the newly announced changes to vehicle imports - to be law by week's end
    17 Nov: A quick turnaround for the newly announced changes to vehicle imports - to be law by week's end... more
    The cost of Christchurch City Council's five-year battle against city-wide housing intensification has been tallied
    17 Nov: The cost of Christchurch City Council's five-year battle against city-wide housing intensification has been tallied... more

     Most Popular Recent Politics News
     20 Oct: Toitu te Tiriti activist Eru Kapa-Kingi has doubled down on claiming Te Pati Maori has dictatorship-style decision making +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     20 Oct: The Prime Minister says he'd pay teachers and health workers more if it were possible - but for now they need to return to negotiating +++++++++++++++++++
     20 Oct: The Prime Minister's in favour of Fonterra's selling Anchor, Mainland and Kapiti - but says it's not his decision +++++++++++++
     29 Oct: It's early days for new curriculum changes, as not all subject documents have been uploaded +++++++++++++
     25 Oct: Dame Noeline Taurua is reportedly back in charge of the Silver Ferns ... but not quite yet +++++++++++++
     22 Oct: Union delegates have given rousing testimonies to their fellow members on the eve of tomorrow's mega-strike +++++++++++++
     03 Nov: The country's oldest school must close its hostels at week's end - with students reportedly again put in harm's way +++++++++++++

     Politics NewsLinks
      15 Nov: Emails highlight jeffrey epstein and steve bannon relationship (BBCWorld)
      7 Nov: Nancy pelosi announces retirement after decades in us congress (BBCWorld)
      5 Nov: Regulatory standards bill back in the house after a highly engaged public submission period (RadioNZ)
      5 Nov: Dick cheney: former us vice-president who helped lead 'war on terror' (BBCWorld)
      3 Nov: Expert says fiji 'in a state of flux' after resignation of two deputy pms (RadioNZ)
      1 Nov: Every iteration of labour’s cgt policy has died a fiery political death. tova o’brien asks will this be different (Stuff.co.nz)
      26 Oct: Will lucy powell's win turn things around for labour? (BBCWorld)
      24 Oct: French mps clash on new caledonia’s issues, debates further postponed (RadioNZ)
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    Living & Travel:
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    National:
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    Entertainment:
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    National:
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