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Letters: Why we need to pay more tax; a better Auckland stadium site
OPINION: "NZ will have to learn to make sacrifices and save."
OPINION: "NZ will have to learn to make sacrifices and save."
OPINION: And "David Seymour does rather have the doleful eyes of a turtle".
OPINION: Is it possible for us to have a Treaty debate without resorting to violence?
David Seymour appears to have benefited from the Waitangi Day events' heated atmosphere.
OPINION: The PM has already ruled out controversial bill from becoming law.
The PM made his stance on the bill clear in his post-Cabinet conference.
OPINION: Laws are what are passed by Parliament as interpreted by the courts.
The Act Party has begun a campaign to goad National into backing a Treaty vote.
The Act leader was booed by the crowd at the dawn ceremony.
OPINION: The Prime Minister has yet to set the clear direction any government needs.
National says it has no position, despite committing to introduce legislation on it.
Opinion: The PM heads to Waitangi this weekend needing to take charge of the race debate.
OPINION: Mixed Treaty Principles Bill messaging by the coalition Government is awful.
The Prime Minister says the reshuffle “further clarifies" ministers’ responsibilities.
OPINION: Christopher Luxon has described the bill as “divisive and unhelpful”.
Seymour says Act does not regard the Treaty as a partnership between Māori and the Crown.
Act leader David Seymour says the Waitangi Day celebrations carry more significance.
David Seymour is planning to improve on the charter school model but unions are worried.
Providing a safe environment for robust debate will be key on February 6.
OPINION: This could be a good start in David Seymour's fight against red tape.
OPINION: We could collapse into a chaos not seen in this country before.
'You’re not doing your country any good to put it on the shelves.'
OPINION: Gargantuan red tape will be gone if we learn a "Thingvellir" or two from Iceland.
Yarken lands NZ Defence Force as early customer.
OPINION: Govt's controversial measures have given Opposition parties stronger start.
David Seymour says it isn't about the Commission's left-leaning chairman.
When told of the posters, Seymour said for him that phase was around intermediate.
Peters accused media of taking bribes. Seymour disagrees, still wary of policy generally.
Tension as Christopher Luxon tries to put Winston Peters' war with the media behind him.
Winston Peters wants Act to convince him loosening foreign investment rules is worth it.