The Nelson Women's Club is celebrating 100 years, with members saying female friendship has endured through changing social expectations, careers and family life.
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After four medals, including three golds, at Birmingham four years ago, then a great Olympics showing two years later, Ellesse Andrews has been off the pace in Glasgow.
The golden glow got even brighter for paracyclist Emma Foy and pilot Jessie Hodges, while Ellesse Andrews came away with bronze.
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The property was previously the garden of Colin Neal’s home, opposite St George’s Hospital, and is on a separate title from the house which sold for $4.43m last year.
Three years after one of New Zealand politics’ most dramatic downfalls, former justice minister Kiritapu Allan has written a book about depression, cancer and the crash that ended her career.
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Legendary halfback still gets chills thinking about what his side did in South Africa in 1996 in front of hostile crowds, baying for All Black blood.
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ANALYSIS: The All Whites and Football Ferns now have identical pathways to the World Cup finals so it isn’t it time to pool the prize money and split it evenly as the Americans now do?
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Parents say she called athletes fat and bullied their children. Junko Tanaka says “we’re a competitive club and if you don’t like it, then you need to decide if you are joining or not.”
Some Kiwi families are contemplating stopping at just one child amid the high cost of living.
OPINION: Welcome to Winston Peters’ toxic fantasy of New Zealand where decades of contribution mean nothing if you happen to have been born on the wrong landmass, speak with an accent, or fail to fit his 1970s Muldoonist worldview.
Winston Peters says it is the ‘11th hour’ to get New Zealand’s birth-rate up.
The All Blacks coach has left no stone unturned in his bid to find a way past the indomitable Springboks on their home turf.
The cost of the failed Biometric Capability Update has risen to nearly $39m.
After Sunday Star-Times reporting about a woman who discovered debts had been secured against her home without her knowledge, a petition is gathering steam.
Robots are expected to revolutionise the apple and wider horticulture industry within the next 10 years, and humans will no longer be needed for arduous tasks on farm.