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Shyamal Shah was introduced to a private poker ring, drawn in deep, then shown graphic photos of men assaulted for not paying their debts
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Unknown recovery rates for titanium dioxide saw it excluded from an economic impact assessment, while NZ’s share of mineral export value is questioned
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From The Detail: The Erin Patterson case has gripped international audiences, in Australia's 'biggest crime story since the Azaria Chamberlain case' of the 80s
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Opinion: Professor Phil Shane argues for an alternative to a future of resource replacement through technological innovation
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Already under pressure from the Government and with an increasingly tight budget, the Human Rights Commission is pinged for financial errors
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Recent studies show that hearing loss causes cognitive decline and is a significant risk factor for dementia, but vanity often prevents timely intervention
The post The silent cost of hearing loss and how to slow it down appeared first on Newsroom.
Why trailblazing Kiwi coaches are creating safe spaces for female leaders to learn - and transforming NZ sport in the process
The post ‘No secret society’: how women in sport learn best appeared first on Newsroom.
Comment: Risks associated with using private hospitals to reduce public sector waiting lists for planned surgery
The post Lianne Dalziel: ‘I’d never have got my operation in broken public health system’ appeared first on Newsroom.
An author argues 'Māori communities aren't captured by the deficit language of climate change'
The post Book of the Week: Nadine vs impatient Pākehā climate change activists appeared first on Newsroom.
Comment: In science, as in governance, learning from mistakes isn’t optional – it’s essential
The post What the Covid-19 inquiry is teaching us appeared first on Newsroom.
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