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'Our message-in-a-bottle moment': Violent extremism research centre opens

He Whenua Taurikura is a result of the resolve after the 2019 Chch mosque shootings.

Climate, women, and local voices: What NZ can learn from Australia's election

This week's On the Tiles dissects the results of the Australian election.

Jono and Ben's The Weak-End: Jacinda Ardern's party in the USA

The Hits' Jono and Ben recap the PM's visit to the US on the Weak-End.

Mahuta, Chinese ambassador differ in meeting accounts

It comes at a heightened point of geopolitical tension.

Three Waters legislation makes it to Parliament, as councils go to court

The Government has finally introduced Three Waters legislation.

Covid 19: New modelling - reinfections could be 46 per cent of cases in second wave

New modelling shows reinfections playing a role in a second Omicron wave

David Clark's efforts to woo Aldi appear less than ardent

David Clark's call to Aldi, and the supermarket's standoffish response.

Derek Cheng: The Covid-death data that should tell Govt who should get a second booster

Why younger Māori and Pasifika should get a second booster - but will the Govt act?

Ardern hails 'incredible' $7.5b Amazon investment in NZ

PM meets California Governor Gavin Newsom in San Francisco; Amazon, Microsoft in Seattle.

501 deportee: Let me run a bar; Mayoral hopeful Leo Molloy 'proud' to support bid

Police allege 501 is a gang associate, but club owner says he's turned his life around.

Editorial: Manukau port - dream or vision?

EDITORIAL: Why is the Govt taking another look at a new port in the southwest of Auckland?

Thomas Coughlan: Clock ticks for Labour's inflation battle

OPINION: Will inflation derail the Government's future?

'Over the top': Ten most valuable state homes worth $30m

Value for money? Critics say there's better uses for $30m worth of state homes.

The online campaign targeting consumers of fake news

"We want to destabalise their thinking."

Opinion: Why Julie Anne Genter's secret letter is not a storm in a teacup

After all the secrecy, accusations, and headlines, Julie Anne Genter walks away on top.

Bryce Edwards: Was Govt's climate plan watered down by lobbying?

ANALYSIS: Was last week's major climate change announcement a case of vested interests?