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    Former NZ First MP and brother of Winston, Jim Peters, dies

    Parliament held a moment of silence on Tuesday.

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    Australasian workwear staples Cue, Veronika Maine call in the receivers

    Cue was a 58 year old label that had been at the forefront of affordable, but edgy workwear since the 1960s. But Covid was a wounding blow to the business and,…

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    Former Wellington mayor Celia Wade‑Brown farewells Parliament

    Green Party list MP and former Wellington mayor Celia Wade‑Brown gave her valedictory speech in Parliament on Tuesday evening.

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    Warriors give injured backline stars outside chance to play in NRL semifinal against the Knights

    Dallin Watene-Zelezniak and Leka Halasima are named on the Warriors’ extended bench for Sunday’s Eden Park clash.

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    US watchdog tallies Iran war's hit to weapons stockpiles, military bases and more

    A US government watchdog released its first report yesterday on the impact of the Iran war, acknowledging the military's advanced weapons shortfalls and offerin…

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    ‘The parties you’re voting for can’t win’: Winston Peters chides business lobby

    Winston Peters bristled at the suggestion he is a communist for wanting to nationalise BNZ.

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    China’s Silk Road: The ancient route getting a modern makeover

    Across Gansu’s deserts and mountains, the ancient Silk Road meets a rapidly modernising China.

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    ‘We can fix it’: NZ Rugby responds to dire deficit projections

    NZ Rugby chief executive Steve Lancaster is ready to confront the ‘brutal facts’ after The Post revealed a structural deficit of $20 million a year.

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