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Oceania · New ZealandFormer Counties Manukau DHB chairman Mark Gosche says the investigation into a patient's death at Middlemore Hospital is now in the hands of Health NZ. Gosche was approached for comment about the case at his Mt Wellington home on Monday. The patient first arrived at the emergency department at about 1am on June 15 with a severe headache. She was told it would likely be hours before she could be seen and left. Hours later she had a fatal brain haemorrhage.See the Story
Health bosses silent on outstanding patient death investigation at Middlemore Hospital
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Oceania · New ZealandThe Detail visits the New Zealand Food Network's South Auckland warehouse. The Food Network is a nationwide distributor of surplus food from big manufacturers. Through the hubs, the Food Network has distributed more than 11 million kilograms of food, or nearly 32 million meals. By doing this it has diverted the equivalent of more than 17 million kilos of carbon dioxide from landfill.See the Story
New Zealand's food wastage problem
Roe v. Wade · AucklandRenee Liang is a second-generation Chinese Kiwi. She blends her vocations of paediatric medicine and arts. She is Asian Theme Lead on landmark longitudinal research study Growing Up In NZ and has written and toured eight plays. Just as New Zealanders helped push the moral pendulum towards a vote for women, so too we must push on abortion.See the Story
All of us should feel angry about Roe v Wade
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Mangaweka · MangawekaRobin White: Something Is Happening Here is the first part of a new illustrated retrospective of the artist's career. In 1973, White painted Mangaweka, near Taihape, New Zealand. The painting is in the collection of Te Papa Tongarewa, cementing its reputation as a national icon.See the Story
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Auckland, New Zealand · AucklandThe rare convening of a panel to examine the alleged misconduct of judge came to an abrupt halt when the judge 'ceased to hold office', raising questions about openness and transparency.See the Story
Judicial conduct reform: The curious case of the disappearing judge
Auckland, New Zealand · AucklandThe fully automated future many businesses are hoping for suggests a world with no human workers to petition for help. Nicholas Agar takes a look at 'skimpflation'.See the Story
'Skimpflation' and a future without human workers
Auckland, New Zealand · AucklandClimate Change Commission recommends major changes to the primary sector's preferred emissions pricing scheme. Report: Generous subsidies for farmers that won't lead to lower emissions should be cut from He Waka Eke Noa's proposed pricing scheme, the Climate Change C report says. The report is published by the New Zealand Institute of Social Development.See the Story
Sticks, not carrots, to cut farm emissions: Climate Commission
Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland ACT's David Seymour doesn't think National has any hope of implementing significant policy change on its own if elected to power at next year's elections. He told political editor Jo Moir that National isn't capable of a big shift in direction on its Own. He said the party's track record shows that it can't make a big change.See the Story
Seymour's swipe at Luxon's National Party
Auckland, New Zealand · AucklandThe Government may be able to resist and deflect the noise from the professions, but convincing a wary, long-suffering public will be a very different matter, says Peter DunneSee the Story
Time is not on the Government's side with health reforms
New Zealand · New ZealandMaia Wilson will play in her first major tournament for the Silver Ferns. The 24-year-old was overlooked for the 2018 Commonwealth Games and 2019 World Cup. She was a non-travelling reserve for the triumphant World Cup team, but this time she's a key cog in the 12-strong team vying for Commonwealth Games gold. Wilson was the third most prolific shooter in this year's ANZ Premiership.See the Story
Silver Ferns shooter ready for first big dance
Papua New Guinea · Papua New GuineaChina's investments in the Pacific can be ad hoc and fragmented, but its diplomatic presence has consistently grown. The constant in China's diplomacy is the desire to reduce Taiwan's global diplomatic space. The number of diplomats staffing China's embassies has not grown appreciably across the Pacific. China has also expanded its military and policing footprint in the region.See the Story
