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Image: Philip Arps, owner of the Nazi-themed company Beneficial Insulation, standing in front of his business van in Christchurch, 2019. Arps was later charged with possessing objectionable material connected to the Christchurch mosque shootings. (Supplied, X.com).
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Court grants restraining order against white supremacist Philip Arps

A New Zealand court has granted a restraining order against Christchurch white supremacist Philip Arps following a long-lasting legal case with researcher Byron Clark. Newsletter Banner Weekly Newsletter Stay informed…
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Image: After witnessing the invisible wounds of war during military service, Nate Wafstet turned to acupuncture as a way to heal others. Now, from his centrally located Wellington clinic, he provides compassionate, results-focused care to dozens each week. (Sam Hudson / thisquality / Courtesy of Quiet Pact Network)
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Acupuncture in Wellington: How a U.S. veteran built the city’s highest-rated clinic

Tucked away at 163 The Terrace in Wellington Central, just off the Urban Motorway, lies one of the city’s most trusted wellness clinics: Acute Acupuncture. Newsletter Banner Weekly Newsletter Stay…
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Image: Wellington mayoral candidate Ray Chung, running under the Independent Together banner with support from the lobbying group Better Wellington, a campaign that has drawn criticism for its alleged use of smear tactics against former mayor Tory Whanau (Supplied)
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Tory Whanau targeted: Ray Chung’s campaign faces backlash over sexist smear tactics

Wellington mayoral candidate Ray Chung, who is running under the Independent Together banner with support from lobbying group Better Wellington, is facing growing criticism after it was revealed he circulated…
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Image: Illustration depicting a central silhouetted figure caught between two polarised crowds. One holding pitchforks, the other megaphones — with the X (formerly Twitter) logo looming in the background. This visual metaphor highlights the tension of online outrage and political polarisation in social media discourse in Aotearoa New Zealand - (Supplied)
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Benjamin Doyle’s trial by social media is exactly what Nicky Hager warned us about

When political tempers flare online, the line between principled critique and partisan pile-on can blur in an instant. Newsletter Banner Weekly Newsletter Stay informed with journalism that puts people first,…
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Image: Leader of New Zealand First Winston Peters speaking during a press conference. Screenshot taken from official New Zealand First YouTube channel. (Source: New Zealand First / YouTube)
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Winston Peters sparks outrage with comment on Rawiri Waititi’s Tā moko

Leader of the New Zealand First party Winston Peters has ignited a firestorm of criticism following a recent parliamentary debate where he made disparaging remarks about Te Pāti Māori co-leader…
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