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A Swiss private equity firm and UK investor have bought a 1,570-bed student housing portfolio for £165m.

Nicky Hager’s new book ‘Dirty Work’ reminds us how much we’ve lost in the last three years

Christopher Luxon is forever talking about the colossal economic train wreck the last government left and this gets repeated as certain fact. But what are the actual numbers?

The government has abandoned the third stage of a plastic crackdown after years of delays and intense lobbying from exporters.

An Auckland man who fatally strangled his partner during an argument in her Avondale home has been sentenced to four years and two months in prison.

ACT's proposal to build a national cancer centre is being labelled a fantasy by an oncology professor.

Some age-related decline is locked in. Strength, balance and fall risk are not – and the evidence shows what works.

Livestock transporters say ferry cancellations and fewer working vessels are hurting their businesses.

Owner of one of Australia's biggest ports says it has made big savings on costs, and emissions, after swapping half its diesel fleet for heavy-duty battery electric trucks.

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Imperial College scientists analysed health records before and after introduction of air pollution reduction zones Low emission and clean air zones attract controversy whenever they are proposed, but there is growing evidence that they work in improving air quality. The Bradford zone was followed by a reduction of about 25% in GP visits for heart and breathing problems and survey data shows that the central London zone was followed by a reduction in the likelihood of a person taking sick leave. Now analysis of health records has found emergency admissions to hospital reduced after the introduction of the T-charge and ultra-low emissions zone (Ulez) in central London. Continue reading...

Neoliberalism's attempt to make self-interest into a governing philosophy has proven to be a disaster, writes Dame Anne Salmond, but alternatives do exist