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Bryce Heard: Why are farmers frustrated? We've got short memories

OPINION: Many of today's farmers are the grandchildren of people like my father.

Sir John Key on 'failure' of MIQ, turning 60 and the Nats

Sir John Key on turning 60, learning to fly, his new Maui pad and advice for his party.

Google boss secured residency through wealthy investor category

INZ said the application included the necessary documentation and was assessed.

Worth the compromise? Greens' agreement with Labour in spotlight at AGM

At the table or screaming from the sidelines? Greens take stock on compromise at AGM.

PM: Back to drawing board on cycle bridge

PM says Govt will look at other options after cycle bridge gets the voters' thumbs down.

'Anti-immigrant' NZ moving the goalposts - angry tech boss

A lobby group also says Govt should act with the same enthusiasm it has for fruit-picking.

Covid-infected mariners moved to community quarantine in Southland

Health officials say they're "aware of some anxiety" but every precaution is being taken.

Andrew Little on hostile reception from GPs: 'Not here to be licked up and down'

Andrew Little faces hostile criticism from a crowd of GPs who adored Ashley Bloomfield.

And Justice For All? - Why change is needed in our system and why Govt won't front

'The tryline is wide open. There's no one in the way.' - Chester Borrows on Govt inaction.

MPs set to pass NZ Super residency rule-change

All political parties support changes to residency rules for NZ Super, except the Greens.

MIQ vouchers: How Govt aims to beat the bots

MBIE said the system isn't the issue, but Hipkins says inequities happen with high demand.

Act supports conversion therapy ban bill, National holding out

Both parties have concerns about potential to criminalise parents.

Will the Govt step up? How drug-checking could help thousands of medicinal cannabis patients

How a drug-checking bill could minimise harm in a market the Govt refuses to fix for now.

Ardern signals what's next on Govt to-do list at the border

Professionals in critical areas have been leaving the country due to the processing pause.

Impact of the Dawn Raids in the Wellington Region

Wellington's Pasifika community has reflected on the impact of the Dawn Raids.

Exclusive: 30,000 overdue for hospital treatment

One major DHB warned its ophthalmology delays risked people going blind.