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America's Cup-winning helmsman Peter Burling discusses his success with and exit from Team New Zealand, and what's next. Video / Alyse Wright
Social Investment Agency boss Andy Coster has responsibility for a new $190 million fund to tackle social problems. Video / NZ Herald
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A kiwi musician claims he was discriminated against after being refused entry to a downtown Auckland bar for breaking a tattoo policy that the bar will not provide to him.
Christchurch local captures moment masked raiders take over a Christchurch Metro-Mart. Video / Supplied
It's been six months since I interviewed Rocket Lab chief executive Sir Peter Beck. We have a lot to discuss following the space company's Q1 earnings! Video / Cameron Pitney
US calls for leader-level peace talks, apprentice numbers drop, and Wellington fights public bullying in new campaign.
Naples, Italy, has been confirmed as the host of the 38th America's Cup.
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