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- Thousands more security guards dealing with aggro customers, vaccine passes and rising retail crime as pandemic fatigue grows | Stuff.co.nz... | Amanda Cropp | 2022-03-20
- Air New Zealand to benefit from lack of competition when border opens, analyst says | Stuff.co.nz... | John Anthony | 2022-03-20
- Family still seeking justice feature in new documentary on death of Kiwi-born woman on Thailand's 'Death Island' | Stuff.co.nz... | Sophie Cornish | 2022-03-20
- Cycling ultimate endorphin for cancer survivor raising money for kids' charity | Stuff.co.nz... | Nicholas Boyack | 2022-03-20
- Work and Income acts 'unlawfully' over benefits and redundancy payments | Stuff.co.nz... | Glen Scanlon of RNZ | 2022-03-20
- 'Unachievable': Wellington Water's mea culpa on ending sewage overflows | Stuff.co.nz... | Tom Hunt | 2022-03-20
- Sinead GillYoung Kiwis heading overseas... | | 2022-03-21
- Brianna McilraithEight easy swaps to help you save money... | | 2022-03-21
- Daniel SmithYou shouldn't work with a Covid hangover... | | 2022-03-21
- Emily BrookesFive simple meals for the week... | | 2022-03-21
- NationalWhat do the volcanic conditions at Mt Ruapehu suggest? It seems the amount of hot gas flowing through the volcanos system is increasing, but the temperature of Te Wai -moe Crater Lake is not rising as fast as would normally be expected.Michael Daly... | | 2022-03-21
- WellingtonNew arrivals frustrated as international vaccine passes not accepted Jill Severne-Read and her husband Graeme Read say New Zealand's vaccine pass system has "made them feel like foreigners in their own country".Matthew Tso and Kate Green... | | 2022-03-21
- AsiaChina Eastern plane crashed with 132 aboard, officials say Work is underway to control a mountainside blaze ignited by the crash in southern China.3m ago... | | 2022-03-21
- NationalFishing tragedy claims Waikato fathers Mark Sanders told his wife and kids about 6pm he was having a ball of a time, but the sea was starting to get rough. Two hours later the distress call went out.8:56pm... | | 2022-03-21
- RugbyWhat pro rugby means for brilliant female athletes... | | 2022-03-21
- PoliticsWhy the Govt is waiting to tell us its Covid rules decision... | | 2022-03-21
- NationalFourth body found after fishing boat hit by 'rogue wave' Maritime NZ is still searching for the body of the last person known to have gone into the water after a fishing vessel went down.... | | 2022-03-21
- CoronavirusCovid 19: Nearly 50,000 cases in schools over the past 10 days About a quarter of the school cases reported in the past two days are from Canterbury, Ministry of Education data shows.... | | 2022-03-21
- Housing AffordabilityAuckland City median house price down 19 per cent CoreLogic says Auckland traditionally leads national trends, and puts the drop largely down to the type of properties selling.... | | 2022-03-21
- EuropeRussia's war for Ukraine could be headed toward stalemate... | | 2022-03-21
- 10:26pmPakistan stun West Indies at World Cup... | | 2022-03-21
- 9:10pmMystics beat Steel in Invercargill for first time since 2015... | | 2022-03-21
- 9:00pm'Extremely traumatising' assault leaves man fighting for his life... | | 2022-03-21
- 8:28pmRoad closed after serious crash near Mahana... | | 2022-03-21
- QuizzesQuiz: Take the three strikes trivia test... | | 2022-03-21
- UKMadeleine McCann case closed by UK police after 11 years... | | 2022-03-21
- Central Otago/LakesQueenstown's newest hotel is a delight from the lobby onwards... | | 2022-03-21
- Travel newsWhy are international flights so expensive - and when will they get cheaper?... | | 2022-03-21
- Food & drinkWhat Kiwis spend on food: $90 on food, $60 on beer and air-fryer meals three times a day... | | 2022-03-21
- HomedDIY show Changing Rooms is back, and there's a wall made of hair... | | 2022-03-21
- EntertainmentEven dynamic duo of Hathaway, Leto can't make Apple's WeCrashed Work... | | 2022-03-21
- CoronavirusCovid-19 situation report: What happened today The ministry announced the deaths of an additional nine people on Monday, taking the total number of publicly reported deaths of people with Covid to 184.... | | 2022-03-21
- Taranaki473 new cases and seven people in hospital There were 473 new cases of Covid-19 reported in Taranaki on Monday, and seven people were in hospital.... | | 2022-03-21
- Health950,000 Kiwis can get their booster, but haven't Booster coverage across Aotearoa has plateaued in recent days and weeks, with uptake hovering at less than three-quarters of those eligible.... | | 2022-03-21
- CoronavirusRecap: NZ to supply gear to Ukrainian forces, extra $5m funding Defence Force aircraft expected to be involved in the delivery of tactical defensive equipment to Ukraine.... | | 2022-03-21
- Coronavirus14,463 new community Covid-19 cases, nine further deaths There are 1000 people in hospital with the virus, including 33 in ICU/HDU, as officials report nine further deaths, including someone in their 20s.... | | 2022-03-21
- CoronavirusOmichronicles March 21: 20-year-old bedridden by 'brutal' post-Covid heart palpitations While her first-year classmates partied through St Paddy's Day, Molly lay in bed - three weeks after she contracted Covid. If she got up, she'd have blacked out.... | | 2022-03-21
- Donna MilesThe rich should reject proposed tax cutsOPINION: We need to put people over short-term profits... | | 2022-03-21
- Jane BowronWho will replace epidemiologists in our post-lockdown world?... | | 2022-03-21
- Peter GriffinSerious failures in Wellington's fluoride system... | | 2022-03-21
- Eric CramptonForeign doctors' exclusion makes little sense during pandemic... | | 2022-03-21
- NationalVeteran activist urges protest organiser not to pay $50,000 council bill Veteran activist John Minto says charging anti-Government protesters for costs incurred during their protests would set a dangerous precedent.... | | 2022-03-21
- TaranakiWorld War I Taranaki postcard mystery solved The mystery of how a postcard sent by a World War I soldier to a boy in South Taranaki turned up 106 years later in a Queensland shopping centre has been solved.... | | 2022-03-21
- CrimeMan used hammer, filleting knife to kill estranged wife's new lover, court hears Niraj Prasad lay waiting for Faiz Ali to return home from work before using a hammer to cause catastrophic injuries to his head, ultimately killing him, a jury has been told.... | | 2022-03-21
- HealthThird time lucky for cancer patient after surgery gets cancelled twice Nelson woman Lesley Baxter says she is hugely relieved to have had an aggressive cancer removed after having two previous surgery dates cancelled at the last minute.... | | 2022-03-21
- CrimeOne punch and man fell back, striking his head Self-defence raised in Wellington manslaughter trial over the death of Simon Strickland.... | | 2022-03-21
- CrimeShoplifter walks out with $800 pair of boots to settle debt Kim Taylor has lost her licence for a month after using her vehicle to commit a crime.... | | 2022-03-21
- PoliticsPM: NZ will give 'non-lethal military aid' to Ukraine The Government will provide $5 million in non-lethal military aid for Ukraine and body armour from the Defence Forces supplies, as the Eastern European country continues to fight off a Russian invasion.... | | 2022-03-21
- EuropeRecap: Joe Biden to visit Poland this week US President to hold urgent talks with Nato allies in European nation bordering Ukraine.... | | 2022-03-21
- NationalNearly 600 Ukrainians apply for NZ visas after invasion Hundreds of people are seeking to come to New Zealand after Russia invaded their homeland in February.... | | 2022-03-21
- NationalKiwi link to those helping Ukrainian refugees on the Polish border A former Christchurch man with a "big heart" is travelling 1200 kilometres to deliver supplies and ferry refugees on the Poland/Ukraine border.... | | 2022-03-21
- EuropeWhy has New Zealand welcomed Ukrainians fleeing war and not others trying to do the same? OPINION: The Ukrainian response is welcome. Now lets lift this standard to other groups equally deserving of support and protection.... | | 2022-03-21
- EuropeRussians accused of forced deportation of Ukrainian civilians The Ukrainian government says thousands of Mariupol residents have been "forcibly taken across the border to remote Russian cities.... | | 2022-03-21
- 4Wanted Marokopa dad returned home for supplies... | | 2022-03-21
- 7Quiz: Afternoon trivia challenge: March 21, 2022... | | 2022-03-21
- 8Rundown castle once owned by 'brothers at war' sells... | | 2022-03-21
- Covid-19 sees workplace burnout increasing... | | 2022-03-21
- Recent spike in global Covid cases signals pandemic is far from over... | | 2022-03-21
- Ukrainian city of Mariupol a smoky ruin after Russian invasion... | | 2022-03-21
- Petra Bagust on what she thinks of the media today... | | 2022-03-21
- Russia ridicules idea its cosmonauts wore yellow for Ukraine... | | 2022-03-21
- Russia says it used hypersonic missiles in Ukraine for first time... | | 2022-03-21
- Food & drinkWhat Kiwis spend on food: Vegan couple eat same meals each week for $355... | | 2022-03-21
- StyleThe not so hidden messages in the Duchess of Cambridges first Caribbean tour outfit... | | 2022-03-21
- RoyalsBuckingham Palace redraws the royal diary to support the Queen... | | 2022-03-21
- WellbeingAotearoa in top 10 of world's happiest countries... | | 2022-03-21
- FilmChelsea Winstanley on producing mana enhancing films and redefining success... | | 2022-03-21
- Food & drinkWhy autumn is the best time for a wine drinker... | | 2022-03-21
- WellbeingDon't feel bad if you're using non-environmentally friendly period products... | | 2022-03-21
- Hiking holidays'Stunning and unforgettable': Solo tramping the Gillespie Pass I find a lot of therapy in challenging myself physically in the mountains.... | | 2022-03-21
- AustraliaTen of Australia's most amazing natural phenomena Bubblegum pink salt lakes, horizontal waterfalls and walkable lava tubes are just a few of the natural wonders across the ditch.... | | 2022-03-21
- Travel newsIs the world's newest airport a multi-billion dollar white elephant?... | | 2022-03-21
- Travel newsAirlines are scrapping masks on flights. They shouldn't... | | 2022-03-21
- Kiwi TravellerWhy NZ really is - or should be - one of the happiest countries... | | 2022-03-21
- AustraliaHow to go on a safari holiday in Australia... | | 2022-03-21
- BusinessNZX 50 up 0.02% The sharemarket stabilised, following a period of volatility as investors weighed up rising interest rates, accelerating inflation, a surge higher in commodity prices and Russias war in Ukraine.... | | 2022-03-21
- BusinessArmstrong's delays IPO CEO Troy Kennedy cites market turbulence, macroeconomic conditions and geopolitical events as reasons for the delay.... | | 2022-03-21
- BusinessFonterra will exit its Russian business Fonterra will exit its business in Russia following the countrys invasion of Ukraine.... | | 2022-03-21
- BusinessCut-price fuel on the cards as Costco prepares to open Auckland petrol station The opening of the 27-pump site is expected to ramp up competition in the citys northwest.... | | 2022-03-21
- ProsperKey steps to being a confident Tiktoker for your business OPINION: If video is a key part of your strategy, take a look at Tiktok, take baby steps and make it part of your weekly marketing.... | | 2022-03-21
- HomedHow a city-dwelling solicitor became an organic farmer Three years ago Alex Morrissey worked in an office in the city. Now, she's hardly ever inside.... | | 2022-03-21
- OpinionMy journey from fashion design to cyber security... | | 2022-03-21
- ProsperWhat I've Learned: Fear is normal... | | 2022-03-21
- NationalFrench family ready to say au revoir to Kiwi dream... | | 2022-03-21
- Climate ChangeIs our climate change-fighting tool broken? The Government's key mechanism to slash carbon pollution, the Emissions Trading Scheme, has behaved rather unexpectedly in the past two years.... | | 2022-03-21
- Climate ChangeHow affordable is 'free' public transport? After the Government's rapid decision to halve public transport fares for three months, activists wonder if fare-free buses and trains could be "surprisingly cheap".... | | 2022-03-21
- Climate ChangeMinisters, public misled about looser carbon budgets... | | 2022-03-21
- ProsperNet zero 2050 target in doubt... | | 2022-03-21
- ArtsScience meets art in new exhibition about climate change... | | 2022-03-21
- Pou TiakiMarch 15 terror attack victims working to unite Kiwis Hamimah Tuyan, whose husband Zekeriya was killed in the terror attack, says stamping out hatred and racism was one way for survivors to reclaim their lives.... | | 2022-03-21
- Pou TiakiMum's sadness as disabled son excluded from society Kimberly Graham believes her 17-year-old son Finlay would live a better life if Auckland was built more accessibly.... | | 2022-03-21
- Pou TiakiDisabled people stuck in inaccessible state housing Pearl Schomburg can't access a lot of her house. That creates a "constantly overwhelming sense of losing your independence", she says.... | | 2022-03-21
- Pou Tiaki'Get out of our way,' Abuse in Care panel tells the Crown If the Crown was a person, it would be the least trusted, most hated person you would want anywhere near a child, the royal commission heard on the final day of its inquiry into Mori experiences in state care.... | | 2022-03-21
- Pou TiakiMore positive Mori engagement needed to stop sudden infant deaths Better engagement and improved funding for Mori-led services could help to reduce barriers for pregnant women needing support.... | | 2022-03-21
- Pou TiakiGovernment won't review immigration policy towards disabled people Im just really thinking of the families who were holding out hope for this change," says the woman behind the petition calling for change.... | | 2022-03-21
- Pou TiakiMigrant doctors struggle to find work A group of 150 overseas-trained doctors are struggling to get work, despite the Omicron-hit health sector suffering skill shortages.... | | 2022-03-21
- Pou TiakiLeaders pay tribute to late veteran Sir Wira Gardiner Moe mai r, e te rangatira. Kua hinga te ttara i Te Waonui a Tne.... | | 2022-03-21
- Women In SportWhere it went wrong for White Ferns: Top order batting headaches continue ANALYSIS: Sophie Devine had a strong tournament before her back injury but her world-class batting team-mates largely went missing when needed most.... | | 2022-03-21
- OpinionWorrying signs for Warriors out wide, but still too early to panic OPINION: The Warriors' lack of experience at centre, wing and fullback has been evident in the team's two losses so far.... | | 2022-03-21
- Sport'I'm just getting this thing started' Kiwi high jump hero ready to soar to new heights Hamish Kerr's surprise bronze medal wrapped up an outstanding world athletics indoor championships for the New Zealanders in Belgrade.... | | 2022-03-21
- MotorsportMax Verstappen explains his pain in Bahrain... | | 2022-03-21
- TennisRafael Nadal's 20-match win streak comes to an end in surprise loss... | | 2022-03-21
- LeagueJarryd Hayne to face third trial for sexual assault next year... | | 2022-03-21
- SportVault king raises the bar even higher with astonishing new world record... | | 2022-03-21
- HomedHow to clean up your home after a flood Once the water recedes, households face the ordeal of the tidy-up and restoration of their homes. Where should you start?... | | 2022-03-21
- HomedHow a Christchurch couple achieved easy-living style When it came to renovating their new house, these homeowners took a more relaxed approach.... | | 2022-03-21
- HomedFirst time buyers: Embrace your cottage-core dreams... | | 2022-03-21
- Kitchen of the weekHow a new kitchen was crafted for the famous Brake House... | | 2022-03-21
- HomedGrand Designs UK: Cruddy site delivers 'heaven on earth'... | | 2022-03-21
- HomedMaking her own way onto the property ladder... | | 2022-03-21
- TV and Radio'She took my Winston Peters' time': Tova O'Brien debuts against Mike Hosking and Morning Report OPINION: A mic left on during an ad break gives an insight into whats going on behind the scenes of Tova O'Brien's first show on Today FM.... | | 2022-03-21
- MusicTikTok challenges Spotify with its own music streaming platform Artists will keep 100 per cent of their royalties and retain their masters on SoundOn, TikTok's new music platform designed to "empower new and undiscovered artists".... | | 2022-03-21
- EntertainmentThreeNow, Amazon welcome one of the worst sci-fi movies of past decade REVIEW: This boasts Eddie Redmayne whispering like David Attenborough, Channing Tatum as a speed-skating fawn and Mila Kunis cleaning toilet bowls.... | | 2022-03-21
- EntertainmentNo Duke, no problem as Netflix's Bridgerton's season 2 just as saucy... | | 2022-03-21
- EntertainmentEight great shows to stream this week... | | 2022-03-21
- EntertainmentMAFS: Carolina and Daniel drop a bombshell... | | 2022-03-21
- EntertainmentThink free-to-air drama is dead? The Newsreader will change your mind... | | 2022-03-21
- MotoringSecond-hand EVs surge in popularity Rising fuel prices are making more people consider jumping ship to an EV, Trade Me reports.... | | 2022-03-21
- MotoringNext-generation Porsche 718 confirmed to be electric The Mission R concept did indeed herald the next generation of Porsche Boxster and Cayman, as the brand has confirmed the 718 sports car will go fully electric.... | | 2022-03-21
- MotoringSomeone attached 96 whistles to a Toyota Supra's exhaust... | | 2022-03-21
- MotoringAston Martin DBX: Family-friendly ferocity... | | 2022-03-21
- EducationFight or flight: A coastal town versus its seagulls It's battle for dominance between the human residents of amaru and their feathery counterparts, and the birds are winning.... | | 2022-03-21
- KEA Kids NewsFloating lessons these Kiwi kids go to school on a hospital ship The Pollard family left their home to live on "Africa Mercy," a hospital ship that offers both on-board operations and treatments and land-based healthcare around coastal Africa.... | | 2022-03-21
- KEA Kids NewsAshley Bloomfield shares his best dad joke... | | 2022-03-21
- KEA Kids NewsBehind the scenes of an all-night vaccination event... | | 2022-03-21
- How NZ Rugby is navigating transgender inclusion New Zealand is at odds with the world body's view on the rights of trans women to play rugby.... | | 2022-03-21
- How the Lois Tolley murder case collapsed Five years after Lois Tolley was shot point-blank in her Upper Hutt home, charges against three men accused of her murder have been dropped, with strong criticisms being made of the police investigation.... | | 2022-03-21
- What would happen if Covid-19 restrictions were axed? National is pushing for many restrictions to be dropped, and the Government is signalling changes are coming. But what would actually happen if Covid measures just stopped?... | | 2022-03-21
- 'Real fear': Inside the violent gang battle for a Far North town The Killer Beez are meeting violent resistance from former friends the Tribesmen as they attempt to secure a foothold in Kaikohe.... | | 2022-03-21
- Vanderpump Rules' Tom Schwartz and Katie Maloney reunite for drinks after announcing breakup... | | 2022-03-21
- The MixtapE! presents Carrie Underwood, Normani and more new music musts... | | 2022-03-21
- Rob Kardashian's family shares glimpse inside his Batman-themed birthday celebration... | | 2022-03-21
- Christina Haack tells Tarek El Moussa the real reason she's done with Flip or Flop in season final... | | 2022-03-21
- The Real Housewives of Orange County season 16 reunion outfits might surprise you... | | 2022-03-21
- New Zealands Russian billionaire oligarch dies... | | 2022-03-21
- Teen SUP queen Stella Smith passing on life lessons in the surf... | | 2022-03-21
- Speedy Paige Satchell's football career surges forward... | | 2022-03-21
- Rowing is a family affair for Isabel Wall... | | 2022-03-21
- Floods make adventure race queen even stronger... | | 2022-03-21
- Concerns from Muslims prompt review of film classification... | | 2022-03-21
- Festival of Colours to be celebrated in Invercargill... | | 2022-03-21
- Fiji travel a pleasant experience for visitors... | | 2022-03-21
- Auckland doctor who sexually abused patient must sell $900k of shares... | | 2022-03-21
- Life in South Asia returns to normal as Covid cases decline... | | 2022-03-21
- Highly-regarded composer Lyell Cresswell dead at age 77... | | 2022-03-21
- Gardener sounds warning for protection after serious Legionellosis infection... | | 2022-03-21
- Samoa Covid-19 infections start to soar... | | 2022-03-21
- Convicted murderer Stephen Hudson applies for review of his case... | | 2022-03-21
- Why the price of coffee is set to skyrocket... | | 2022-03-21
- Chocolate fish, t-shirts and a can of coke: BOP council leaders' credit card spend... | | 2022-03-21
- Shut down: Ruapehu council hit by staff shortages and Covid-19... | | 2022-03-21
- Council's freedom camp bylaw still 'flawed' says caravan association... | | 2022-03-21
- Final Taranaki hap close on shellfish rhui decision... | | 2022-03-21
- Pharmac criticised over delayed delivery of Covid-19 drug... | | 2022-03-21
- Zoom fails: The most painful, hilarious, wonderful, grim, LOL moments... | | 2022-03-21
- The Divorce Diaries: 'He cheated on me, took all our savings and left me in debt'... | | 2022-03-21
- How to stay sane and helpful in an extremely overwhelming world... | | 2022-03-21
- I've got long Covid, here's what you need to know to avoid it... | | 2022-03-21
- 'I've split with my husband because he is an anti-vaxxer, and I am a nurse'... | | 2022-03-21
- Climate ChangeLearning about ocean literacy SPONSOREDA Marine Stewardship Council education programme can help teachers tackle ocean literacy.... | | 2022-03-21
- WellbeingWhich mask prevents Omicron? SPONSOREDSPONSORED: While Omicron cases remain high, masks remain important. Here are the best kinds.... | | 2022-03-21
- ArtsThe works of Rita Angus, still as riveting and relevant as ever SPONSOREDSPONSORED: The works of Rita Angus, still as riveting and relevant as ever.... | | 2022-03-21
- ProsperWhy business broadband matters SPONSOREDFast business broadband can boost profits and help you reel in new customers.... | | 2022-03-21
- Car flips into the sea, driver sustains only minor injuries... | | 2022-03-21
- PM backs Labour MPs that blocked Parliament protest hearing... | | 2022-03-21
- Questions over future of birthing unit... | | 2022-03-21
- Land banked homes up for sale... | | 2022-03-21
- Waikato mayor slams 'moronic' street racers who attacked milk tanker... | | 2022-03-21
- Increased likelihood of eruption at Mt Ruapehu... | | 2022-03-21
- No chases police rule emboldens young thieves... | | 2022-03-21
- Auckland traffic and weather for Monday... | | 2022-03-21
- Woman accused of driving into pedestrians at mall keeps name secret... | | 2022-03-21
- Former Pukekohe High IT manager must pay $3500 costs after dismissal... | | 2022-03-21
- Covid-19: 950 new Southern cases... | | 2022-03-21
- Police seek witnesses to hit-and-run... | | 2022-03-21
- Waiau Rugby Club steps in to help injured farmer... | | 2022-03-21
- Man shot by police in stable condition... | | 2022-03-21
- New Plymouth mayor wants rate rise kept to forecast... | | 2022-03-21
- Teens arrested after five cars stolen... | | 2022-03-21
- Student organised swimathon raises thousands for Lifeline Aotearoa... | | 2022-03-21
- House fire at Himatangi Beach... | | 2022-03-21
- CD end 14-year Plunket Shield absence... | | 2022-03-21
- A touch of gold added to city centre... | | 2022-03-21
- Blue Sox men claim softball crown... | | 2022-03-21
- Dead whales secured, left to decompose... | | 2022-03-21
- Nelson-Marlborough records 404 new Omicron cases on Monday... | | 2022-03-21
- Man sent explicit pic to teen... | | 2022-03-21
- Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter busy on Sunday... | | 2022-03-21
- Many children failed by literacy teaching, group says... | | 2022-03-21
- Underage volunteer buys booze from two places in Marlborough... | | 2022-03-21
- SCDHB yet to share modelling used for Covid response... | | 2022-03-21
- Senior rugby competition set to go... | | 2022-03-21
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Aaron Goile, Aaron Leaman, Adam Dudding, Alan Granville, Alastair Paulin, Alex Loo, Alice Neville, Alice Snedden, Alison Mau, Amanda Cropp, Amanda Saxton, Andre Chumko, Andrew Voerman, Andy Fyers, Anna Loren, Anne Clarkson, Annette Lambly, Anuja Nadkarni, Ben Heather, Benn Bathgate, Bess Manson, Bill Harris, Blair Ensor, Bonnie Flaws, Brad Flahive, Brendon Egan, Brianna Mcilraith, Bridie Witton, Brittany Keogh, Brittney Deguara, Bruce Chard, Carly Gooch, Carly Thomas, Carmen Parahi, Carol Bucknell, Caroline Williams, Caron Copek, Cate Broughton, Catherine Groenestein, Cathy Stephenson, Catrin Owen, Cecile Meier, Charlie Gates, Charlie Mitchell, Che Baker, Cherie Sivignon, Chris Harrowell, Chris Marshall, Chris Trotter, Christina Kuntz, Christina Persico, Claire McCall, Colleen O'Hanlon, Damian George, Damien O'Carroll, Dana Johannsen, Danielle Clent, David Burton, David Clarkson, David Court, David Long, David Slack, Debbie Jamieson, Debrin Foxcroft, Deena Coster, Denise Piper, Dileepa Fonseka, Dominic Harris, Donna-Lee Biddle, Doug Sail, Duncan Garner, Duncan Johnstone, Edward Gay, Eleanor Black, Eloise Gibson, Elton Smallman, Emily Brookes, Emma Boyd, Emma Dangerfield, Emma Day, Emma Keeling, Esther Taunton, Eugene Bingham, Felicity Reid, Florence Kerr, Geoff Lewis, George Heagney, Georgia Forrester, Gerard Hutching, Ginny Grant, Glen Herud, Glenn McConnell, Graeme Tuckett, Graham McGregor, Grant Shimmin, Grant Smithies, Greer Berry, Greg Tourelle, Guy Williams, Hamish Bidwell, Hamish McNeilly, Hannah Martin, Harriet Pudney, Helen Harvey, Henry Cooke, Imogen Neale, Jack Fletcher, Jack Van Beynen, Jackson Thomas, Jake Mckee Cagney, James Baker, James Croot, James Paul, Jamie Lee Searle, Jane Bowron, Jane Matthews, Janine Rankin, Janine Starks, Jason Dorday, Jeremy Elwood, Jimmy Ellingham, Jo Lines-Mackenzie, Jo McKenzie-McLean, Joanne Butcher, Joanne Carroll, Joanne Holden, Joanne Naish, Jody O'Callaghan, Joel MacManus, Joel Maxwell, Joelle Dally, John Hartevelt, Jonathan Guildford, Jono Galuszka, Joseph Pearson, Josephine Franks, Katarina Williams, Katie Chapman, Katie Kenny, Katie Newton, Kendall Hutt, Kerry Harvey, Kevin Lampen-Smith, Kevin Norquay, Kirk Hope, Kirsty Lawrence, Kirsty McMurray, Kris Boult, Kylie Klein Nixon, Laine Moger, Laura Baker, Laura Wiltshire, Lawrence Gullery, Leah McFall, Lee Umbers, Leighton Keith, Libby Weaver, Liz McDonald, Logan Savory, Lorna Thornber, Lucy Corry, Luke Kirkeby, Lynda Hallinan, Lynn Grieveson, Maddison Northcott, Mandy Te, Mark Geenty, Mark Quinlivan, Mark Reason, Marta Steeman, Martin van Beynen, Marty Sharpe, Marvin France, Mary-Anne Scott, Mat Kermeen, Matt Rilkoff, Matt Shand, Matthew Littlewood, Matthew Tso, Maxine Jacobs, Mei Leng Wong, Melanie Earley, Michael Daly, Michael Hayward, Michele A'Court, Michelle Duff, Mikaela Wilkes, Mike Mather, Mike Mcroberts, Mike O'Donnell, Mike Watson, Mike Yardley, Mina Kerr-Lazenby, Miriam Bell, Nadia Lim, Nadine Higgins, Nicholas Boyack, Nick Barnett, Nicky Pellegrino, Nicola Galloway, Nicolas Garriga, Nikki Macdonald, Nile Bijoux, Nina Hindmarsh, Noel Burland, Nyree McFarlane, Pat Deavoll, Pat Pilcher, Patrick Crewdson, Paul Cully, Paul Mitchell, Paula Hulburt, Paula Penfold, Peter Lampp, Phil Gifford, Philip Matthews, Phillip Rollo, Phillipa Yalden, Rachael Comer, Rachael Kelly, Renee Clayton, Richard Knowler, Richard Mays, Richard Meadows, Richard Swainson, Ripu Bhatia, Rob Maetzig, Rob McFarland, Rob Stock, Rob Van Royen, Robyn Salisbury, Rosemary McLeod, Ruby Nyika, Sally Kidson, Sam Kilmister, Sam Mannering, Sam Sherwood, Samantha Gee, Sarah Nealon, Scarlett Powell, Shabnam Dastgheib, Shamubeel Eaqub, Sharnae Hope, Sharon Stephenson, Simon Draper, Skara Bohny, Sophie Cornish, Steph Rangi, Stephanie Ockhuysen, Steve Kilgallon, Steven Walton, Stu Piddington, Sue Allison, Susan Edmunds, Susan Hornsby-Geluk, Suzi Catchpole, Tara Shaskey, Taryn Utiger, Teresa Ramsey, Thomas Heaton, Thomas Manch, Tim Newman, Tim Ryan, Tina Law, Tina Morrison, Tina White, Todd Niall, Tom Hunt, Tom Pullar-Strecker, Tony Wall, Torika Tokalau, Tracy Watkins, Trupti Biradar, Verity Johnson, Vicki Anderson, Virginia Fallon, Virginia Winder, Warren Gamble, Warwick Rasmussen, Will Harvie
The Dominion Post (Wellington) | https://stuff.co.nz/dominion-post
Bio: The Dominion Post is a metropolitan morning newspaper published in Wellington, New Zealand, owned by the Australian Fairfax group, publishers of The Age, Melbourne, and The Sydney Morning Herald. Source
Media Type: Newspaper | Language: English | Scope: Local | Country: New Zealand
Twitter url: https://twitter.com/dompost | Followers: 49,721 | Likes: 144 | Number of Tweets: 53,003 | Followed: 835
Twitter Bio: News about the greater Wellington region from the Dominion Post newsroom, part of the @NZStuff group.
No of Journalists: 1
Journalists working at The Dominion Post (Wellington)
Katie Chapman
Cuisine | https://stuff.co.nz/life-style/food-wine/cuisine/
Bio: Cuisine is a bi-monthly food and wine magazine published in New Zealand. It began publication in 1986, and has also existed in website form since December 2000. Source
Media Type: Magazine | Language: English | Scope: International | Country: New Zealand
Twitter url: https://twitter.com/cuisinemagazine | Followers: 10,922 | Likes: 799 | Number of Tweets: 2,609 | Followed: 1,171
Twitter Bio: NZ’s premium food mag - inspiring recipes, ‘Cuisine Recommends’ wines, Good Food Awards and Artisan Awards.
No of Journalists: 0
Journalists working at Cuisine
The Press (New Zealand) | https://stuff.co.nz/the-press
Bio: The Press is a daily newspaper published in Christchurch, New Zealand. It is owned by Fairfax Media. First published in 1861, the paper format for the weekday editions changed from broadsheet to compact in 2018, with only the Saturday edition retaining the larger format. Source
Media Type: Newspaper | Language: English | Scope: National | Country: New Zealand
Twitter url: https://twitter.com/pressnewsroom | Followers: 9,777 | Likes: 50 | Number of Tweets: 76,985 | Followed: 276
Twitter Bio: Breaking news, views, photos, videos, and more from The Press, Christchurch & the South Island’s premier daily newspaper and news website. reporters@press.co.nz
No of Journalists: 5
Journalists working at The Press (New Zealand)
Jody O'Callaghan, Johnny Moore, Nicole Mathewson, Steven Walton, Will Harvie
The Waikato Times | https://stuff.co.nz/waikato-times
Bio: The Waikato Times was a daily broadsheet newspaper published in Hamilton, New Zealand, with a circulation to the greater Waikato region. It became a tabloid paper in 2018. Source
Media Type: Newspaper | Language: English | Scope: National | Country: New Zealand
Twitter url: https://twitter.com/waikatotimes | Followers: 7,851 | Likes: 64 | Number of Tweets: 42,905 | Followed: 413
Twitter Bio: Latest news, photos and video - regional, national, sport, business, entertainment and more - from the Waikato Times, Waikato’s daily paper and news website.
No of Journalists: 4
Journalists working at The Waikato Times
Ian Anderson, Kirsty Lawrence, Libby Wilson, Matt Shand
Sunday Star-Times | https://stuff.co.nz/sunday-star-times/
Bio: The Sunday Star-Times is a New Zealand newspaper published each weekend by the Fairfax group in Auckland. It covers both national and international news, and is a member of the New Zealand Press Association and Newspaper Publishers Association of New Zealand. Source
Media Type: Newspaper | Language: English | Scope: International,
National | **Country:** New Zealand
Twitter url: https://twitter.com/SundayStarTimes | Followers: 6,272 | Likes: 3,020 | Number of Tweets: 5,932 | Followed: 2,491
Twitter Bio: The 2020 Voyager Media Awards Weekly Newspaper of the Year.
No of Journalists: 1
Journalists working at Sunday Star-Times
Kelly Dennett
The Southland Times | https://stuff.co.nz/southland-times
Bio: The Southland Times is the regional daily paper for Southland, including Invercargill, and neighbouring parts of Otago, in New Zealand. Source
Media Type: Newspaper | Language: English | Scope: National | Country: New Zealand
Twitter url: https://twitter.com/southlandtimes | Followers: 2,881 | Likes: 113 | Number of Tweets: 10,567 | Followed: 614
Twitter Bio: We are The Southland Times. Our publication area covers Southland, Central Otago and Dunedin.Regional Newspaper of the Year - 2011 Canon Media Awards
No of Journalists: 3
Journalists working at The Southland Times
Damian Rowe, Evan Harding, Louisa Steyl
The Marlborough Express | https://stuff.co.nz/marlborough-express
Bio: The Marlborough Express is a newspaper servicing the Marlborough area of New Zealand. Its headquarters are in Blenheim and has been published there since 1866. It became a daily in 1880 and took over its rivals the Marlborough Times in 1895 and the Marlborough Press in 1948. In 1998 it was sold to Independent Newspapers Limited (INL). It is now a division of Fairfax. Source
Media Type:
Newspaper
| **Language**: English | **Scope:** National | **Country:** New Zealand
Twitter url: https://twitter.com/MarlboroughMEX | Followers: 1,877 | Likes: 608 | Number of Tweets: 21,182 | Followed: 1,481
Twitter Bio: Publishing six newspapers a week in Marlborough, New Zealand. Home of great food & wine, stunning views & lovely people in wonderful country towns.
No of Journalists: 7
Journalists working at The Marlborough Express
Alice Angeloni, Chloe Ranford, Ian Allen, Jennifer Eder, Maia Hart, Ricky Wilson, Scott Hammond
Radio Tarana | https://stuff.co.nz/tarana
Bio: Radio Tarana is a New Zealand radio network, broadcasting in Auckland, Hamilton and Wellington. It broadcasts a mixture of music, information, news, sports, culture, events coverage and lifestyle features. The station was the first commercial full-time New Zealand radio station targeting migrant communities. According to the 2014 TNS New Zealand radio survey, it remains the highest-rating ethnic broadcaster in the country. Source
Media Type: Radio | Language: English | Scope: National | Country: New Zealand
Twitter url: https://twitter.com/radiotarana | Followers: 1,406 | Likes: 2 | Number of Tweets: 71,254 | Followed: 551
Twitter Bio: New Zealand’s Premier Hindi On-line Radio. Entertaining New Zealanders for 20 Years. Listen online tarana.co.nz/nowplaying.html
No of Journalists: 6
Journalists working at Radio Tarana
Jilesh Desai, Sanjesh Narain, Satend Sharma, Shalen Shandil, Sonal Sharma, Vandhna Bhan
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