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NewsMen not taking parental leave they are entitled to
A new survey has shed light on views on male parental leave in Aotearoa. According to the survey, 53% of New Zealanders believe that new fathers don’t take the full parental leave they are entitled to because of fear they will be viewed as less committed to their job.
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Ngai Ngai with Fried Fish
Ngai Ngai are the young leaves from the Rosella shrub (related to hibicus) They can be steamed or stir-fried and are known as Red Sorrel in the Pacific. A bunch of sorrel can be substituted for Ngai Ngai and will compliment any Australian fresh water fish.
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Breakthrough programme to build better dads
A programme to support fathers with a history of violence build healthy family relationships aims to help 760 men. The Breakthrough programme, run by The Salvation Army and The Parenting Place, wants to build strong families to live violence free.
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Whānau before tax cuts in Labour's Families Package
The Labour Party says its Families Package promises bigger income boosts to more than 70 percent of families with children than Budget 2017. By not spending $1.5billion annually on tax cuts, it expects to do more for lower and middle income families and invest in housing, health, education and infrastructure.
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Rotorua mum urges gang leaders to sort out rivalry conflict
A Rotorua Fordlands area mother is calling on gang leaders to sort out rivalry retaliation conflicts. This follows an assault on a man outside the local liquor store, which residents claim was gang related.
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Tātai Kōreko win inaugural Jojo Super 9 competition
It's absolute jubilation for Tātai Kōreko kapa haka members who have the honour of being the contemporary haka competition's first winners.
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NewsTAHUA 2017: $37.3 mil towards reducing family violence
Budget 2017 invests $37.2 million of operating funding to reduce the harm caused by family violence.
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Most Edgecumbe residents without insurance- Volunteer
Over 100 volunteers are helping to clean up the Edgecumbe community following Cyclone Cook's aftermath. But as the water clears, one resident reveals her concerns.
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Auckland's Royal Easter show feels effects of Cyclone Cook
Auckland's popular Royal Easter show are feeling the effects of Cyclone Cook with a drop in numbers this year. Although organisers expect a total of more than 100,000, they needed to close early on opening day as a safety precaution.
