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The New Zealand Herald, 16 Oct 2026

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Article‘Stop using can­cer kids as a polit­ical foot­ball’

The father of a little girl who had sur­gery at Star­ship to remove a brain tumour before under­go­ing six rounds of chemo­ther­apy has hit out at the politi­cising of child can­cer in the runup to an elec­tion. Timaru dad Shaun Todd says...

‘Stop using can­cer kids as a polit­ical foot­ball’

ArticleWorld’s largest air­line resumes NZ to LA route

The world’s biggest air­line by rev­enue is con­fid­ent the Auck­land-Los Angeles route will be a suc­cess this south­ern sum­mer. Delta Air Lines is push­ing to boost its pres­ence across the Pacific, resum­ing its sea­sonal Auck­land-LA ser­vice on...

World’s largest air­line resumes NZ to LA route

ArticleGreens’ Mob meth plan ‘sick joke’: MP

Greens’ co-leader Marama Dav­id­son says her party is open to fund­ing the Mon­grel Mob to deliver drug pre­ven­tion pro­grammes. It’s being called a “sick joke” by National’s Paul Gold­smith, as well as a “slap in the face for all fam­il­ies in New...

Greens’ Mob meth plan ‘sick joke’: MP

ArticleWho in the West is less ambi­tious at rais­ing cap­ital than NZ?

Who in the West is less ambi­tious at rais­ing cap­ital than NZ?

ArticleGreens’ Mob meth plan ‘sick joke’: MP

Greens’ co-leader Marama Dav­id­son says her party is open to fund­ing the Mon­grel Mob to deliver drug pre­ven­tion pro­grammes. It’s being called a “sick joke” by National’s Paul Gold­smith, as well as a “slap in the face for all fam­il­ies in New...

Greens’ Mob meth plan ‘sick joke’: MP