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News in 90 Seconds November 20

By 1News Reporters

8:30am

The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including stalking bill passes through parliament, phone ban in class working, and Metallica deliver a Kiwi classic. (Source: Breakfast)

The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including stalking bill passes through parliament, phone ban in class working, and Metallica deliver a Kiwi classic.

A tough new law on stalking has passed its third reading in Parliament.

Banning phones in class appears to be improving learning and reducing bullying.

The UK and Russia are squaring off over a ship which has been accused of spying.

Metallica performed a Six60 hit during their Auckland show last night.

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The incident, outlined in a recently released NZ Teachers Disciplinary Tribunal decision, took place following an end-of-year function at a tavern with colleagues.

Teacher censured after snorting 'white powder' during staff party

The teacher admitted he had been called over to a table by other staff members where he had seen five "lines" of white powder on a desk and used a rolled-up $5 note to snort some of it.

7:51am

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Halls of residence have been a part of the university landscape in New Zealand for a hundred years.

Uni halls were a rite of passage, now they’re a financial headache

The cost of uni halls now runs into many thousands of dollars, well beyond the means of many.

7:06am

1:30

A woman watches stock charts.

Investor confidence bounces back, but faith in housing dropping

Confidence among New Zealand investors has improved after dropping to its lowest levels since the Covid-19 pandemic during the previous quarter.

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Fuel Pumps at a Z Energy Service Station.

Russian oil has flowed into New Zealand despite sanctions

"Refining loophole" allowed Russian crude to be refined in other countries before being shipped to NZ.

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Emergency services were called to the scene on St Aubyn St after a report of an altercation occurring shortly before 7pm.

Murder charge laid after man's death in central New Plymouth

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The cost of uni halls now runs into many thousands of dollars, well beyond the means of many.

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A woman watches stock charts.

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