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She went blind at 37. Others with diabetes are now at risk of losing their sight
Anne Niulesā woke up blind at the age of 37. Services to protect others are in crisis.
Sasha Borissenko: What property do the PM and our MPs own?
Are New Zealand's representatives really "in touch" with the everyday New Zealander?
Letters: Broken promises and unempathetic leader
Labours broken promises and Nat's unempathetic leader.
National renews call for resignation of Speaker Trevor Mallard
Chris Bishop accuses Trevor Mallard of a gross abuse of power.
'Australia matters more to NZ than the reverse', deportations 'corrosive': Mfat on transtasman relationship
"Covid-19 has consequences...as serious as the Great Depression," the briefing also warns.
Bill to reform apartment living legislation passes first reading
Act and Greens back National members' bill, but Labour flags changes after first reading.
Good food, good luck and no cigarettes: Helen Clark's father George, on turning 99
George Clark says one of his highlights is having four "wonderful" daughters.
Local Focus: MP Steph Lewis settled in new role
'Embedding' is the key word for Steph Lewis. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Which politicians got the most donations in 2020 campaign?
Many candidates found out money did not buy them success.
Covid vaccinations at Eden Park? Hipkins opens up on jab options
Where you could be offered a vaccine, and how that information will be recorded.
Claire Trevett: A tie-in-the-sky idea
Maori Party Rawiri Waititi's tie win was no thanks to Labour's Maori MPs.
Collins warning to Mallard: Prepare for rolling maul of National attacks
National plans to raise no-confidence motions in Speaker Trevor Mallard today
Kerre McIvor: Critical maths - our kids are the collateral damage after years of decline
OPINION: Education used to be a way for a child to escape their birth circumstances.
For the first time in a decade the Nats are standing in Māori seats; Collins explains why
Judith Collins: National has been absent from the Māori seats for too long.
Beehive Diaries: Wiggles vs Big Red Car
The Wiggles got little sympathy from Jacinda Ardern's Big Red Car.
Rātana leader urges followers to break away from Labour
It's only the second time the Labour Party won't be at Rātana in their 84-year alliance.
Matthew Hooton: Plan on borders staying closed until 2022
We've come too far to risk letting an even worse Covid strain in, writes Matthew Hooton.
Meet the Minister: Ability to focus key to success, reckons Michael Wood
Michael Wood and his wife return each year to the same beach where he proposed.
Meet the Minister: Kiritapu Allan - from working at KFC to Cabinet
Kiri Allan: I'm a quintessential pragmatist.
Tongue tie 'snip' surgery on babies to be scrutinised
To snip or not to snip has been a long-running and fierce debate.
'I was obsessed': Grant Robertson on his lifelong passion for sport
The Deputy PM describes all sports as like his 'children'. But he admits to a favourite.
Matthew Hooton: My pick for New Zealander of the year
The pandemic's beneficiaries must pay their share, writes Matthew Hooton.
Claire Trevett: The lol-lights and comedy awards of politics in 2020
OPINION: From Judith Collins' eyebrow to pooing in rivers, MPs delivered a few laughs.
Steve Braunias: Secret diary of ... Christmas Carols
Steve Braunias pens some catchy Christmas carols for NZ's political parties.
Dry ice and 35,000 rest home residents: How NZ could roll out Covid vaccine
The government has ordered nine large super-cold freezers, and 40 smaller ones.
Why Labour won't release full review on summer youth camp scandal
The Labour Party says it has already assured the public it is improving after the scandal.
Editorial: Mallard's gaffe an ongoing distraction
Editorial: A man of his political experience should have recognised the risks.
Govt ministers taken to court over way family carers are treated
Latest challenge by parent carers of disabled to be recognised and adequately compensated.
Audrey Young: My Politician of the Year is...
Opinion: The pledge on a capital gains tax contributed to Labour's election result.
Barry Soper: Why House Speaker Trevor Mallard should resign
OPINION: This whole issue has been a travesty on so many fronts.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Labour goes dark on bright-line test
OPINION: Will he, won't he? Grant Robertson can't hide forever from the housing questions.
Beehive Diaries: Nats joined at hip, David Scrooge Seymour takes on Santa
Not everybody was happy with the PM's exemption for Santa to come to New Zealand
'Full clearance': PM grants Santa Christmas border exemption
Sleigh bells ring ... Santa has been cleared to enter Aotearoa without quarantine.