"What happened to those 33 groups of workers – 180,000 workers in total – was not just unfair policy and a betrayal of New Zealand women."

As the winter doldrums set in and deals to sunnier places pop up – is there any way of reducing the environmental and climate cost of going somewhere new?

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Researchers into lifesaving treatment for children, climate change, and an app analysing the road toll, plus a teacher and science communicator honoured by the PM

Digging up the history of remarkable, courageous and overlooked women who were present during the goldrush boom

A postdoctoral expert studying sustainable tourism admits her own personal struggles with being a sustainable tourist, exposing the friction within a massive global industry.

From Victoria University - Comment: With very few of us sure of our exact chromosomal makeup, how can we know what our so-called “biological sex” really is?

Comment from Auckland University: Trump’s Freedom250 has held a mixed martial arts cage fight on the White House grounds and a daylong Christian worship service to rededicate the USA as ‘One Nation Under God’

Comment: While the Minister for Women cites regulatory compliance costs, data reveals addressing the firm wage gap provides a $7.8b annual benefit.

Comment: This leaves a bad taste. The renowned restaurant guide’s grasping pursuit of revenue has overtaken its previous commitment to independence and excellence, writes Jonathan Milne.

Who played the lead role of Inspector Brian 'Sharky' Finn in the drama series Shark in the Park?

Just 11 percent of retailers now offer free returns, down from nearly half in 2018, as rising transport and fuel costs squeeze margins.

The health system needs $1.4b just to maintain existing services, researchers say, but the Budget's cost pressures funding fell well short of that. - Newsroom Pro - $ -

Shortchanged Podcast - Read and listen: Anger continues over the way changes to the Pay Equity Act were sprung on workers with no notice and no chance to respond.

Officials were concerned about the process that awarded KidsCan a no-bid contract to supply food to early childhood education centres.

Which of these New Zealand breweries is owned by the Japanese company Kirin?

Today from The Detail: After months of allegations, from the top down, the New Zealand Police remain mired in questions over trust and integrity

The gynaecology association and patient advocates say Southern Cross's new bundled-fee model risks compromising complex surgeries.

Comment: This leaves a bad taste. The renowned restaurant guide’s grasping pursuit of revenue has overtaken its previous commitment to independence and excellence, writes Jonathan Milne.

From The Detail: Global warming has long threatened the ski industry, but operators around the country are pumping big money into their fields.

Analysis: A survey shows just 1 in 5 NZers would pay more to subsidise the costs for people who live in high-risk locations. But in the end, we all pay, writes Jonathan Milne.

Is the soup gazpacho eaten hot or cold?

Comment: Germany just wasted more money on two abandoned projects than New Zealand spends on its entire defence force in a year, writes Dr Oliver Hartwich.

In the face of NZ First pressure, past and present trade ministers back early cooperation to protect NZ’s standing. Sam Sachdeva reports.

Comment: This leaves a bad taste. The renowned restaurant guide’s grasping pursuit of revenue has overtaken its previous commitment to independence and excellence, writes Jonathan Milne.

Researchers into lifesaving treatment for children, climate change, and an app analysing the road toll, plus a teacher and science communicator honoured by the PM

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A memoir by a country doctor is so hot right now

Record-breaking netball coach issues a stark warning over the survival of NZ's domestic game

From The Detail: Global warming has long threatened the ski industry, but operators around the country are pumping big money into their fields.

The gynaecology association and patient advocates say Southern Cross's new bundled-fee model risks compromising complex surgeries

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Which South Island ski field has a Chondola (a combined chairlift and gondola)?

Care workers' hopes of having their true value materially recognised were set back by the changes to the Pay Equity Act, and the people they look after will feel the impact

In the face of NZ First pressure, past and present trade ministers back early cooperation to protect NZ’s standing. Sam Sachdeva reports.

Analysis: A survey shows just 1 in 5 NZers would pay more to subsidise the costs for people who live in high-risk locations. But in the end, we all pay, writes Jonathan Milne.

Inside the late-night meeting that swayed the conservation minister’s decision on public land, and what he may change next. Fox Meyer reports.

When Rotorua, Waipawa, and Palmerston North went crazy for radium, as told in an excerpt from a new book.

Penny Simmonds rejected TEC advice that high fuel costs could hit course completion rates for nurses and teachers.

Marina Bay Sands is a famous resort in which country? Malaysia Indonesia Singapore The Philippines

Comment from Victoria University: With stretched care systems and rising costs, shared households act as vital social infrastructure. But cramped designs are causing strain.

Today from The Detail: While live music venues call crisis, teenage musicians are finding ways to reach international audiences.

"What happened last year wasn’t just a policy change. The legislation was passed under urgency, in a single night, without a select committee, without public submissions."

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When Rotorua, Waipawa, and Palmerston North went crazy for radium, as told in an excerpt from a new book

Comment from Victoria University: With stretched care systems and rising costs, shared households act as vital social infrastructure. But cramped designs are causing strain.

Analysis of New Zealand's exit from the T20 World Cup can wait - first we need to salute three of our greatest cricketers

Inside the late-night meeting that swayed the Conservation Minister’s decision on public land, and what he may change next

Comment from Auckland University: Far-right tradwife ideology links femininity with inferiority, motherhood, and unpaid domestic labour

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