Webfit News e-paper · No. 4
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Jamie Beaton calls for stronger education standards and overseas study loans for young Kiwis
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In this edition
Top Story
Aotearoa Today
- Education Ministry Whistleblowers Offer Evidence to Ombudsman's OIA Investigation
- Central Otago approves $3m Cromwell sludge disposal plan using Winton landfill
- Cromwell’s Gair and Barry avenues to get replacement trees after plane tree removal
- Tongariro fire recovery: Weed control covers 250 hectares as native plants return
- NZ Army firefighter marks 21st birthday on US wildfire front line
- Council backs independent legal advice for Cromwell endowment land
- Rotorua seeks public feedback on future water services model
Power & Politics
- Writ signed for 2026 election as voter enrolment deadline approaches
- Carlos Cheung says Mount Roskill election sign deliberately set on fire
- Greens propose overnight Auckland–Wellington train in $4 billion passenger rail plan
- Helen White on Mount Albert, housing costs and why local representation matters
- New taxes? The policies behind National’s election warning
- Winston Peters takes the airtime, but debate audience favours Qiulae Wong
- Victor Billot on Dunedin, public ownership and the Alliance’s return
- Bernard Long on Rangitīkei, farming, tax and the promise he would make to voters
Desi Diaries
Money & World
Style & Sports
- India Ends Asian Games With 85 Medals After Cricket and Hockey Gold
- Clay Week and four exhibitions bring a busy October to Nelson’s Suter Art Gallery
- Claire Charters calls for constitutional reform in new book
- Carson returns as White Ferns name squad for Australia T20 series
- Experimental Dance Festival Aotearoa returns after six-year break
- Pharmac expands funded cancer medicine access for young people