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'People will lose their homes': Deep pockets needed for water reform
South Wairarapa and Carterton households could be faced with an average water bill of $7000 by 2035 if Wairarapa councils go solo for transformational water reform.

Black Caps dismiss India for 46 on day two of first test
Matt Henry took five wickets and Will O’Rourke four as NZ stunned the hosts on day two of the first test in Bengaluru.

Greens agree to push Darleen Tana out of Parliament
Green delegates have voted to initiate the waka jumping law to force the MP out - the final decision will rest with Parliament’s Speaker.

Green Party votes to waka-jump Darleen Tana
The Green Party's membership has voted to kick former MP Darleen Tana out of Parliament.

Green Party delegates vote to oust Darleen Tana from Parliament
Green delegates have voted to initiate the waka jumping law to force the MP out.

'The sanctions have done nothing' - Jobseekers say they struggle under traffic light pressure
Young people on the benefit say they're barely surviving as they struggle to find work - while dealing with threat of losing their only source of income.

Police chase youths allegedly involved in Christchurch crime spree
It comes after a wild crime spree in the city earlier this week.

Watch: Devon Conway grabs one-handed screamer for Black Caps
Black Caps batter pulls off stunning catch to put India under pressure.

Govt accused of 'gutting support for exploited migrants' over visa changes
Immigration Minister Erica Stanford will stop people from re-applying for the Migrant Exploitation Protection Work Visa.

Solicitor-General advice on prosecutions causes political discomfort
The 208-page document helps guide prosecutors when deciding whether to prosecute a person. Broadly, they make their decision based on on evidence, and whether there is a public interest in doing so.

Cricket updates: New Zealand vs India Day 2
India were bowled out for 46 as NZ's fast bowlers ran riot in overcast conditions on the second day of their rain-hit series opener on Thursday.

Police catch five youths allegedly involved in Christchurch crime spree
Five young people have been caught and face charges after an alleged crime spree spanning more than two days.

South Africa’s Unity Government Convenes Dispute-Resolution Body

What Happened to Liam Payne? Former One Direction Singer Passes Away

Kenyan senators to vote on deputy president's impeachment

Deep ocean marine heatwaves may be under-reported, study says

China Accuses Foreign Firm of Illegal Geographic Data Collection

European renewable power prices fell in Q3, PPA platform says

Self-Driving Startup Pony.ai Said to Plan to Publicly File for US IPO This Week

TSMC Hikes Revenue Outlook in Show of Confidence in AI Boom

JD Vance says Trump did not lose the 2020 US election
After dodging the issue for weeks, Republican vice-presidential candidate JD Vance said unequivocally on Wednesday local time he believes false claims that Donald Trump did not lose the 2020 election.

Public wants fast rivers clean-up but farmers call for handbrake
Two months of talking to Taranaki people has exposed the split between the farming industry and the rest of the region over polluted rivers.

Police deletion of unlawful photos 'fundamental to public trust' - privacy commissioner
Police have been told public trust is on the line over getting technology in place to find and delete all the photos of people they should not have stored.

Sectigo launches SiteLock 2.0 to enhance SMB security
Sectigo has launched SiteLock 2.0, a revamped website security platform designed to assist small and medium-sized businesses in protecting their online assets.

‘Methamphetamine everywhere’ at unit which stored lethal Honey Bear beer
Aiden Sagala, 21, died after consuming a significant amount of meth from a can containing what he believed to be beer.