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Auckland, New Zealand Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Auckland, New Zealand, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 2,259stories have been published about Auckland, New Zealandwhich Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months. Coverage: 2 sources Police are monitoring a large group of gang members travelling through Northland after a tangi in South Auckland earlier today. A large number of Killer Beez gang members were at the tangi on Friday morning. Police stopped them on State Highway One, at Te Ahu Ahu Rd, near Ohaeawai, this afternoon. See the Story 100% Right coverage: 2 sources A gene-edited plant is thousands of times less risky biologically than a plant bred naturally. National’s policy suggests the long-term use and apparent safety of these plants overseas would mean they’d be considered safe to grow here Opinion: The National Party has released its Harnessing Biotech policy on ending New Zealand’s effective ban on gene editing and the growing of genetically modified organisms (GMOs). The policy itself is well-thoug… See the Story 100% Center coverage: 1 sources Auckland Mayor Wayne Brown wants to raise the city's parking fines to around $100. He also suggested people who use mobility parks without a permit deserved a punishment that could not be measured in dollars. The current fines were set in the Land Transport (Offences and Penalties) Regulations 1999. See the Story 43% Left c...

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Claims in Deborah Hill Cone column cast doubt on the prime minister and her squeeze, who stands accused of being cringey and having a name ending with the letter ‘e’. Danyl Mclauchlan digs deeper. Early this morning the New Zealand Herald published a Mad Men. But an extensive investigation into Hill Cone’s story conducted by the Spinoff over dozens of seconds in the early hours of this morning casts uncertainty on the story’s findings. This in-depth reporting, which involved repeatedly looking at pictures of Gayford looking dreamy and happy suggests that, far from being problematic, Gayford looks like he might be an OK guy. Furthermore, rather than engaging in “the political equivalent of manspreading” – as Hill Cone’s piece explosively claims – these inquiries reveal that Gayford looks kind of like an old friend of mine, which makes me kind of like him and feel instinctively that the Herald should leave him alone. How can Hill Cone maintain her charges against Gayford in the face of these findings? Among other allegations, the Herald’s breaking news this morning suggested that Jacinda Ardern’s partner has had an E at the end of his name for his entire life Senior Labour Party figures refused to go on the record to discuss Hill Cone’s piece: an indication, perhaps of the gravity of the charges against Gayford and the depth to which they have rocked the party to its core, although that wasn’t quite how they put it. One agreed to reveal on deep background that he had once me...

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The New Zealand Herald is New Zealand's premium news brand, and we’ve been telling the stories that matter for more than 150 years. Our app is designed to inform and entertain, giving you the facts and expert analysis from the NZ Herald and our Regional titles, all in one convenient place. With the New Zealand Herald app all customers can: • View your favourite sections of the NZ Herald as well as NZME Regional titles • Personalize your experience by: • Choosing between a standard or compact layout on mobile • Adjusting the article font size based on your reading preference • Customise alerts for breaking news, location and interest-based notifications • Set your weather based on your geo-location or chosen location • See all our content and subscribe to Premium within the app If you are registered with us and sign into the app you can: • Personalise your favourite sections for easy access from the homepage top menu • Save news to read later in your own personal reading list • Sign up for newsletters covering key topics of interest If you’re a subscriber to our Premium content offering, you can also select offline reading for your saved news. SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS If you choose to upgrade to Premium, your payment will be processed by Apple. Subscriptions can be managed by going to your Account Settings after purchase. Premium subscriptions automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Your...

Auckland, New Zealand Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Auckland, New Zealand, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 2,259stories have been published about Auckland, New Zealandwhich Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months. Coverage: 2 sources Police are monitoring a large group of gang members travelling through Northland after a tangi in South Auckland earlier today. A large number of Killer Beez gang members were at the tangi on Friday morning. Police stopped them on State Highway One, at Te Ahu Ahu Rd, near Ohaeawai, this afternoon. See the Story 100% Center coverage: 1 sources Two people have died after a crash between a car and a school bus in rural Canterbury. Six Rangiora High School students were on the bus at the time. The crash happened at the intersection of Harleston and Broad Rds near Sefton in the Waimakariri District. See the Story 100% Right coverage: 1 sources Rather than a Productivity Commission, how about we have a Sufficiency Commission instead, whose goal would be to meet our needs within biophysical limits? Opinion: On one autumnal afternoon in 2013, the late Jeanette Fitzsimons addressed a hall full of people in the leafy town of Waikanae on the Kāpiti Coast. Unusually, for a former academic and seasoned politician, she began her address with a story about a certain slow-witted but very likeabl… See the Story 100% Right coverage: 1 sources When she came to live w...

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Claims in Deborah Hill Cone column cast doubt on the prime minister and her squeeze, who stands accused of being cringey and having a name ending with the letter ‘e’. Danyl Mclauchlan digs deeper. Early this morning the New Zealand Herald published a Mad Men. But an extensive investigation into Hill Cone’s story conducted by the Spinoff over dozens of seconds in the early hours of this morning casts uncertainty on the story’s findings. This in-depth reporting, which involved repeatedly looking at pictures of Gayford looking dreamy and happy suggests that, far from being problematic, Gayford looks like he might be an OK guy. Furthermore, rather than engaging in “the political equivalent of manspreading” – as Hill Cone’s piece explosively claims – these inquiries reveal that Gayford looks kind of like an old friend of mine, which makes me kind of like him and feel instinctively that the Herald should leave him alone. How can Hill Cone maintain her charges against Gayford in the face of these findings? Among other allegations, the Herald’s breaking news this morning suggested that Jacinda Ardern’s partner has had an E at the end of his name for his entire life Senior Labour Party figures refused to go on the record to discuss Hill Cone’s piece: an indication, perhaps of the gravity of the charges against Gayford and the depth to which they have rocked the party to its core, although that wasn’t quite how they put it. One agreed to reveal on deep background that he had once me...