Conflicting polls on if Kiwis want America's Cup defended on home soil
A poll commissioned by Team New Zealand shows that 3/4 of Kiwis do not want the cup defended here in New Zealand if it costs the taxpayer more money. This poll...
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Conflicting polls on if Kiwis want America's Cup defended on home soil
-
KFC with a side of vaccination
-
Alert level restrictions, businesses are over it
-
Epidemiologist: New Zealand is echoing events in Melbourne and New South Wales
-
Prisoner Covid case: Corrections officer says they have no control over who's allowed in a private car
-
David Seymour & Mark Mitchell disagree on new terror prevention law
-
Grant Robertson: Feeling confident about level 3
-
Sir Ian Taylor: Workers could be tested overseas rather than go through MIQ
-
Tai Webster released from the Breakers due to not being vaccinated
-
How did this happen? Waikato Mayor and Corrections Vice President both have questions on how a remanded prisoner got Covid across the border
-
Shaun Hendy: How long Auckland is in level 3 depends on contact tracers
-
Sports Huddle: America's Cup and Sir Clive Woodward
-
Italy requires Covid-19 pass for all workers from October 15
-
Indonesia looking at banning backpackers from Bali to aim for 'quality tourism'
-
Foreign Affairs Minister: Preference not to have nuclear-powered vessels in NZ respected
-
Businessman: Formal proposal made to host next America's Cup
-
US defends AUKUS deal after France blasts 'brutal' decision
-
Cafe owner: Balancing reopening with kids home for school holidays will be hard
-
Mother is a suspect in Timaru murders and police aren’t looking for anyone else
-
Motor Industry Association: 2026 and 2027 goals for CO2 emissions impossible to meet
-
Head of Greenpeace says it doesn't make sense to delay important climate change plans
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Why NZ was left out of AUKUS
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Europeans are 3x more likely to be granted name suppression that Māori
-
Wellington students developing a stick to test for spiked drinks
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Associate Health Minister says outbreak close to being 'under control'
