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As part of Stuff Circuit's investigation into abortion law reform, @paulapenfold tells her own story. https://t.co/Ftb1y7Bxue

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A quiet revolution is taking place in rural New Zealand, as migrant labour has become essential to dairy farms, vineyards and kiwifruit orchards. Bill Morris finds a bustling Sikh temple in Te Puke and songs from Vanuatu in Central Otago. @NZGeographic https://t.co/xI3P7k4BHv

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This week: Heard the one about the moose in Fiordland? @comingupcharlie discovers it's not as far-fetched as it sounds. https://t.co/zBSS5jFWhW

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The grandmother of baby Isaiah Neil was last week found guilty of his manslaughter. In this heartbreaking but important feature, @jaredsavageNZH details all the lost opportunities to protect Isaiah from harm.
https://t.co/7KOmZxdTpj

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"Even if you hated the sport of boxing, you might think you’d have heard of the world champion living in South Auckland. He’s the KO King. The very first Indian heavyweight champion of the world." @stevekilgallon1
tells the bizarre story of 'No-hit Singh'. https://t.co/0n4sw7WRSv

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And @secondzeit writes an excellent profile of controversial Gun City owner David Tipple. https://t.co/YYPwPQN1ls

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'Sometimes it feels like we’re Muslim before we’re human. We’re Muslim before we’re anything else.'" This week: @MavaEnoka asks what it's like to be a young Muslim in New Zealand. https://t.co/hZmo6ZbAE4

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It used to be called an honest living, but if we're really honest, it's just back-breaking work. Emily Writes counts the terrible cost of physical labour on her husband.
https://t.co/lhHsE3uDS5

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This week: Kate Evans goes in search of our ancient extinct birds, whose secrets are being revealed by dessicated old bones and improving DNA technology. @NZGeographic https://t.co/2U983GNDLf

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Birthday in summer, death in winter. @SteveBraunias writes a beautiful ode to his older brother. https://t.co/k8CHGrNHVO

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This week: Vicki Anderson presents a timeless portrait of youth, boredom and trouble. https://t.co/NaHEzZbrM7

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Thank you @featured_nz for reposting this story which I am so proud to have worked on and to @Loto_Meleisea who made the whole thing possible.

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Kim Knight writes a little story about a family tree, in which nothing happens, and everything happens. @nzherald https://t.co/7WplQ6P9iz

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This week: @stevekilgallon1 met Peter Kroon while writing a story about homelessness. Kroon stepped down from his truck and warned he had a story, but it was a long one. It was worth taking the time to listen to. https://t.co/jbDswR2XAa

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Sports reporter @SteveDeane2029
loves All Blacks weddings, but not for the reason you might guess. https://t.co/jaR7LkRaVX

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This week: Anke Richter travelled the country talking to people who have left Gloriavale - and the quiet network of supporters who help them get out, and stay out. @NZGeographic https://t.co/iFJLhgrgcH

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@AlanPerrott I just kept getting that damn lamb.

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And finally, @AlanPerrott was looking forward to the time when a faint whiff of cleaning product and poo stopped reminding him of home. But his boy's first day of school hit him harder than he expected. @nzherald https://t.co/MBqBmZSaxz

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@AlanPerrott Also, if you were signed up to the Featured weekly newsletter, you would know this already. Please remedy with haste: https://t.co/9pZnNUKRkD