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Britain's foreign minister David Cameron says Israel has decided to retaliate against Iran

18 April 2024

Britain's foreign minister says it is clear that Israel is making a decision to act against Iran for its unprecedented strike on its territory.

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A reminder New Zealand is called the Shaky Islands for a reason, following earthquake strengthening deadline changes
	18 Apr: A reminder New Zealand is called the Shaky Islands for a reason, following earthquake strengthening deadline changes... more

Tread carefully over plans to extend earthquake-strengthening work deadlines
	18 Apr: Tread carefully over plans to extend earthquake-strengthening work deadlines... more

Concerns the Government's new health guidance for children, could impact employer attitudes towards parents
	18 Apr: Concerns the Government's new health guidance for children, could impact employer attitudes towards parents... more

The Government's announced it's bringing forward a review of earthquake-prone building rules
	18 Apr: The Government's announced it's bringing forward a review of earthquake-prone building rules... more

The Government's released health advice to help parents and schools, decide if a child is well enough to go to school
	17 Apr: The Government's released health advice to help parents and schools, decide if a child is well enough to go to school... more

The Mental Health Foundation is fighting to keep the relationships and sexuality guidelines in schools
	17 Apr: The Mental Health Foundation is fighting to keep the relationships and sexuality guidelines in schools... more

Concerns we could lose our global standing as a clean and green economy
	17 Apr: Concerns we could lose our global standing as a clean and green economy... more

The Telecommunications Commissioner says he's disappointed about alleged breaches of the 111 Contact code by telco One New Zealand
	16 Apr: The Telecommunications Commissioner says he's disappointed about alleged breaches of the 111 Contact code by telco One New Zealand... more

The Government's changing the law, to make it easier for new early learning services to start -- and existing ones to operate
	16 Apr: The Government's changing the law, to make it easier for new early learning services to start -- and existing ones to operate... more

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05 Apr: An Auckland principal says the rollout of NCEA changes has so far been an appalling process ++++++++++++++++

26 Mar: More money back in the pockets of families with young children +++++++++++++++

28 Mar: The Secondary Principals Association believes the community should get behind schools and students to help reduce bad behaviour ++++++++++++++

03 Apr: David Seymour's one step closer to re-establishing charter schools in New Zealand ++++++++++++++

08 Apr: A new Nelson school for children with high and complex needs, faces an uncertain future +++++++++++

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13 Apr: From lobbyist to legislator: andrew hoggard's vision for reform (RadioNZ)

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9 Apr: Live politics: follow updates for the latest on government targets (RadioNZ)

6 Apr: Focus on politics: aim and fire? public service targets return amid job cuts (RadioNZ)

4 Apr: Uncharted waters ii: an update on politics in tonga (RadioNZ)

29 Mar: Could artificial intelligence benefit democracy? (BBCWorld)

27 Mar: Nbc news backtracks on hiring of top republican (BBCWorld)

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Today's News

Rugby:
Support for netball's new send-off rule from former Silver Ferns coach Yvonne Willering heading into the second round of the ANZ Premiership 13:38

Entertainment:
Bob Odenkirk's near-fatal heart attack happened on the 'Better Call Saul' medic's "first day" 13:10

Environment:
Speculation 'cloud seeding' caused Dubai record rainfall refuted by experts blaming climate change 13:07

Law and Order:
The Coalition for the Safety of Women and Children says a young woman killed in 2022 would probably still be alive if stalking was criminalised 13:07

Auckland:
Two unexplained deaths at a rural Auckland property this morning 12:57

Entertainment:
Kourtney Kardashian has paid tribute to her Aunt Karen Houghton almost a month after her death 12:40

Entertainment:
Brian Austin Green has learned to "pick [his] battles" as a co-parent 12:10

Law and Order:
A fourth person has been charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Damon O'Rourke in Palmerston North 11:57

Entertainment:
Darius Rucker believes Beyonce's new album is good for country music 11:40

Hockey:
One of New Zealand's most decorated Black Sticks has retired from international hockey - Olivia Merry exits as the all-time top goal scorer with 128 from 284 appearances 11:27

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