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Crown breached Treaty by stripping school boards of legal duty, tribunal finds The Crown breached Te Tiriti o Waitangi by abruptly stripping school boards of their legal duty to give effect to the Treaty, creating widespread sector confusion and damaging Maori-Crown relations, the Waitangi Tribunal has found. 
© 2026 Stuff.co.nz 3:35pm
Butters 'excited' to start with Bulldogs AFL superstar Zak Butters is "excited" to join the Bulldogs and return to Melbourne ahead of the 2027 season. 
© 2026 Sydney Morning Herald 3:35pm
‘Nothing left to give’: Revered Swans defender Dane Rampe hangs up the boots Dane Rampe had stepped up as interim captain during Sydney’s finals campaign, but has decided against playing on next season. 
© 2026 Sydney Morning Herald 3:35pm
Boxall backflip: Star coach pulls out of Swim GP as rival league comes calling Olympians Kaylee McKeown, Lani Pallister, Mollie O’Callaghan, Sam Short and Kyle Chalmers will still race in the new format for the sport. 
© 2026 Sydney Morning Herald 3:35pm
These horses will win the VRC Derby and Coolmore Stud Stakes On one of racing’s biggest days, look for value. And if that fails, trust Chris Waller and James McDonald. 
© 2026 Sydney Morning Herald 3:35pm
Police confirm escape route of alleged Upper Hutt robbers A 15-year-old will appear in court next month in connection with the dairy robbery. 
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Kyle Whorrall trial: Attackers left American PhD student with 'catastrophic and ultimately fatal wound', Crown lawyer says The Crown said Whorrall was on his way back from a routine evening shopping trip when he was attacked with a machete. 
© 2026 RadioNZ 2:45pm
Keeper adds on-device AI phishing warnings to browser The browser extension now flags look-alike login pages locally, helping users block credential theft before passwords are submitted. 
© 2026 ITBrief 2:35pm
Early childhood teacher loses registration after using methamphetamine on lunch breaks The woman used the drug before work and on lunch breaks to help cope with the stress of her work. 
© 2026 RadioNZ 2:05pm
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