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Can NZers be convinced to give up their car love affair?
We're a geographically big country; for years we've relied on cars to get us from A to B.
America's Fifa acquisitions are noble but at what cost?
France world cup ideal platform for female fight but mollycoddling US going a bit too far.
Hawks enter silly part of season with mind on playoffs
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Schoolboy Dustow's breaking down barriers
Lance Dustow is swimming at the Hawke's Bay-Poverty Bay Winter Championship in Hastings.
Super 8 netball MVP award isn't a jet-plane lolly ritual
All In, Huia, Kauri and Otane on right side of the Super 8 netball ledger in round two.
Plague warning: Maps reveal extent of bush pest plague
Official maps reveal the vast swathe of wilderness under threat by this year's mega mast.
For Black Caps, it's about attitude over aptitude
Trent Boult deserved better because his hat-trick simply paled into glorious irrelevance.
Hawks haul in Sharks but why didn't they the Saints?
Almost entire Hawks team were battling influenza against the Saints, says Brandon Bowman.
How worried should we be about NZ's biggest bank?
Some want a Royal Commission after a series of issues in the banking sector
How to fix a broken polling system
Polls have been making big mistakes lately, and experts want to change things.
Is the property boom over?
The property market is changing, and it's creating winners and losers.
The rise of eco-anxiety as the battle for our planet heats up
The fear we're not doing enough for the planet is proving paralysing for some people
Is it too late to get social media under control?
Global powers want social media reined in, but what's technically possible?
Why we're losing the fight against meth
We've been fighting meth for 20 years. It's more available than ever.
The Front Page podcast: Behind the rising tide of diabetes amputations
Preventable diabetes amputations have increased 40% over 10 years. Why?
Media agree to protocols for accused Christchurch gunman's trial
Major news outlets have agreed to "comprehensively and responsibly" report the case.
The sorry state of our environment, revealed
Today's big stories: a landmark report on our environment, and more rumblings on CGT
Listen: Goodbye capital gains tax, was Winston Peters to blame?
Today's top news: capital gains tax scrapped, police reveal timeline of mosque shootings.
Front Page podcast: Rental crisis looming for retirees
Today's big stories: falling home ownership hurts pensioners, as rents continue to rise
Hopes the NZ nurse captured by IS is still alive
Today's big story: the hopes Louisa Akavi is safe, and consequences of releasing her name
The Front Page podcast: Property sales slump
Today's top stories: House sales plummet, report reveals Chorus failed to protect workers.
Front Page podcast: Rugby stars speak out in solidarity with gay community
Today's big stories; condemnation of Israel Folau comments, gun laws changing tomorrow
Front Page podcast: The dilemma of ethical fashion, oil giant eyes up NZ shores
Today's top stories: The dilemma of ethical fashion, oil giant eyes up NZ shores.
The Front Page: Only two exemptions for new gun laws
Today's big stories; gun laws pass final hurdle in Parliament, but more change likely.
Facebook 'not to be trusted', as new laws get traction
Today's big stories: Privacy Commissioner hits out at FB, new details on Royal Commission
Front Page podcast: Kiwis footing the bill for accused gunman's two lawyers
Today's top news: alleged mosque gunman gets legal aid, Kiwis don gumboots for the day.
Kiwis foot bill for accused mosque gunman's lawyers
The two Auckland lawyers have worked together on criminal cases for the past 15 years.
No remorse: Man jailed for sexually molesting woman
Judge slams man who said "I can't believe there's been so much fuss. I just grabbed her."
Front Page podcast: Crusading for change
Today's top stories: Crusaders ditch horsemen, Simon Moutter exits Spark.
Front Page podcast: New Zealand and China - a matter of trust
Today's big stories: China asks for trust, and gun laws introduced in Parliament.