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Banks less trusted than supermarkets - Consumer NZ survey

Public trust in banks falls as profits surge in the middle of a cost of living crisis.

‘Get rid of him’ or ‘They haven’t given him a fair go’? Gore divided on mayor

Residents are sick of ‘childish’ council behaviour.

Claire Trevett: Labour’s hopes of Budget reset as National goes on the attack

Labour is hoping the Budget will revive its fortunes but National has other ideas.

'A violation of academic freedom': Uni research school faces closure after row with wealthy donors

Academics fume as the University moves to close beloved institute after fight with donors

Revealed: Stuart Nash’s full emails with donors and why Govt didn't release them

We now have an in-depth view of the emails that caused Stuart Nash's sacking.

Hipkins received no written advice before announcing start date for new Auckland harbour crossing

National says the announcement was a distraction from Labour's woes.

Inflation expected to get back in its box in two years

Experts believe interest rate hikes are working.

TOP leader: What an electorate win would mean for Christchurch

Raf Manji wants to win Ilam - and make Christchurch's needs a national priority

PM Hipkins to meet US President Biden at Pacific summit

The summit comes amid a major US diplomatic push in the Pacific to counter China.

Labour drops in latest Talbot Mills poll - left and right neck and neck

A new poll has the left and right neck and neck.

National and ACT pour scorn on Grant Robertson’s $1 billion-a-year savings

Opposition parties say it is nothing in the context of how much extra is being spent.

'A resignation letter': Nicola Willis hits out at Grant Robertson's Budget speech

National and ACT pour scorn on Grant Robertson’s $1 billion-a-year savings.

Almost 100 wealthy Kiwis ask Government to tax them more

Wealthy group has signed an open letter asking to pay more tax.

'Pretty dire': Early childhood teachers have little hope for future of the sector

Almost three-quarters of early childcare teachers think conditions will only get worse.

Thomas Coughlan: The unanswered question - how off putting is Te Pāti Māori?

The question hanging over politics is how big is the anti-Te Pāti Māori vote?

National and Act could govern in latest political poll

However, it is not good news for the National Party leader.