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Anatomy of Labour’s collapse: From unprecedented support to devastating loss in three years

Ardern wanted to look after first-time Labour voters after 2020 win. What happened?

Property Insider: Billionaire bails on South Auckland sites

Today we launch this new regular feature, focusing on what's going on in property.

Lack of Pasifika MPs in new government a concern for the community

Pacific leaders fear they will have little or no voice in the new National-led Government.

Editorial: Celebrating women’s achievements amid ongoing struggle for rights

OPINION: Our editorial on women's rights as we mark the 130th anniversary of suffrage.

70-year-old Wildlife Act to be replaced, calls for politics to be put aside

The current Wildlife Act is 70 years old and outdated, the DoC says.

Apple and Microsoft in fight over iMessage and Bing ‘gatekeeper’ label

FT: EU aims to curb Big Tech as it lists services to be regulated under digital act.

Willie Jackson reflects on 'trainwreck' Q+A interview: 'They all thought I was finished'

Minister weighs in on several controversial policies and how they were pitched.

High-risk sexual offenders: Govt rushes to close loophole on Parliament's last day

Loophole means sexual and violent offenders cannot reside with reintegration provider.

24 pages of amendments: MPs rush to declare interests after Michael Wood scandal

The list of amended returns is four times longer than last year’s.

Thomas Coughlan: Hipkins wanted MPs to be able to disagree more - he got his wish

OPINION: Is a bit of Cabinet disagreement really all that bad?

ChatGPT and Bard: How to use AI for work, without spilling secrets

Do you need to be worried? Steps to safeguard your organisation's sensitive information.

Inside Three Strikes: Did the law keep people safe from violent offenders?

Courts grappled with 'unforeseen casualties' that would 'shock the conscience' of NZers.

Opinion: Time to end the ag-sector procrastination

OPINION: Sustainability consultant calls on farmers to engage with climate mitigation.

Diana Clement: Why can’t banks be open about open banking?

OPINION: They have it in Australia and the UK but why not here?

Throuple's $2m property dispute ruling a 'minefield'

How the decision affects the workings of the courts is yet to be seen.

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: When subject is crime, cue old blame and shame game

OPINION: National have not cited a single policy to reduce crime.