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The latest Stats NZ employment indicator figures show that younger workers have borne the brunt of the job losses, with the number of 15-29 year-olds in filled jobs down by about 29,000 compared with a year ago.

New Zealand Council of Trade Unions Economist and Director of Policy Craig Renney takes a look at the numbers in more detail.

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Police have offered a $100,000 reward in relation to the murder of Arthur Easton 39 years ago in Papakura.

Easton was stabbed to death in his hallway after confronting an intruder. The killing led to the wrongful conviction of Alan Hall.

Senior investigations officer Detective Inspector Warrick Adkin spoke to media.

*You can provide information directly to the investigation team by calling 0800 GROVE 1985 (0800 47683 1985). You can also email directly to [email protected]

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All Black Anton Lienert-Brown sat down with Paddy Gower for open and honest conversation about his battle with anxiety and depression.

The conversation featured as part of Gower's 'The F#$%ing News' podcast. Click here to listen to the full episode, and to subscribe and follow the podcast.

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Why are we charged a fee to use our own money to pay for things via contactless payment?

The answer, it turns out, is complicated, as Stuff's Lloyd Burr explains in part one of a two part series.

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Acting Detective Inspector Alisse Robertson has given an update with the latest on the fatal Onehunga bus stabbing.

Police are looking for Kael Leona, who is in his late 30s and was last seen between Mt Wellington and Onehunga wearing dark coloured pants, a black jumper with white writing, and white shoes. He had a green T-shirt on his head.

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New Zealand's banking sector continues to be scrutinised, with Parliament’s finance and expenditure committee today beginning an inquiry looking into banking competition, business banking and rural banking.

All the major banks are scheduled to appear before the committee over the next couple of months but first in the hot seat was New Zealand’s largest bank, ANZ.

Here is what ANZ chair Scott St John and chief executive Antonia Watson had to say to the committee.

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Local Government Minister Simeon Brown has announced he intends to appoint a Crown observer to the Wellington City Council following its decision to reopen its Long-Term Plan.

Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau addressed media with her response.

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Detective Superintendent Greg Williams, Director of the Police National Organised Crime Group; and Superintendent Tim Anderson, District Commander Bay of Plenty, speak to media after a series of raids on gang locations across the North Island.

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Associate Education Minister David Seymour and Sean Teddy from the Food in Schools programme announce new details on the Government's school lunches initiative.

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Darleen Tana has officially been "waka jumped" out of Parliament after Speaker Gerry Brownlee this morning completed the final step in the process.

Following the news, Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick addressed media.

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