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Bruce Cotterill: You call that a plan, Jacinda Ardern? Here's a plan

Lack of targets in the Government's road map is a farcical blow to its own credibility.

Juha Saarinen: Under the hood of the iPhone 13 Pro Max

Another year, a new iPhone.

Mary Holm: $200k saved and a joint income of $150k - what are our house-buying hopes?

Can a couple with a joint income of $150K afford three children and a mortgage?

Duncan Bridgeman: An issue that's not going to go away

COMMENT: Visa programme comes just in time with labour shortages worse than ever.

Brian Fallow: Rate rise ignores dangers that could slow growth

Has the uncertainty that led to a pause in OCR hike seven weeks ago has dissipated?

Matthew Hooton: Gangs hold our Covid freedom in their hands

Co-operation with the underworld is sickening, but vital.

Liam Dann: Was printing money the right option?

COMMENT: The aim of the LSAP programme was to lower borrowing costs.

Brian Fallow: Nightmarish times for first-home dream

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Phil O'Reilly: Three things to get right as we open our borders

Three key principles that policy-makers should consider as we work towards next normal.

Hamish Rutherford: 'A couple of holdouts' does not justify Government by fiat

OPINION: With little evidence of a problem, Labour's lease move leaves everyone surprised.

Juha Saarinen: The USB cable kerfuffle

USB-C is a massive improvement on previous cabling.

Richard Prebble: Muldoonism looms large - and that's a problem

The government should have included the private sector from the beginning of the pandemic

Matt Burgess: 'Feebate' - the Govt's reverse Robin Hood scheme

OPINION: Feebate is egregiously regressive.

Jamie Mackay: Groundswell protests no Bloody Friday - luckily

It's now farmers who don't want to be sacrificial lambs.

Bruce Cotterill: Pushing for 90% vaccination rate and our 'freedom'

We have to make it easy and accessible for people to get the jab.