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John Roughan: A week of political corrections
The irony is that privatisation is not very different from what the Government is doing.
The irony is that privatisation is not very different from what the Government is doing.
It's a ‘direct hit’ on the monarch’s decades of work.
OPINION: Nothing is going to stop the Government's water reforms.
OPINION: Meghan's mother comes across as a dignified, self-possessed woman.
Transgender in sport guidelines are just there to 'start a conversation', says Sport NZ.
Merging RNZ and TVNZ was supposed produce a broadcaster that would enhance democracy.
OPINION: Trade missions have given us greater resilience in turbulent times, the PM writes
Netflix is going to have to face the brutal truth about Harry & Meghan, which cost $153m.
OPINION: Health Minister on a problem "that goes back decades".
NYT Opinion: She wasn’t always comfortable with her weight, but she was out there.
Telegraph: Sussexes need to stop moaning about how hard it is to be rich and famous.
Financial Times: The former first daughter has read the room. That's why she's not in it.
The pressure is on for PM to sack Nanaia Mahuta, but she may be too strong.
The term 'late capitalism' illustrates the absurdities of certain free market economies.
OPINION: Dairy owners' group head proposes a solution to robberies.
OPINION: Letters on fuel prices, Crate Day, Sir Murray Halberg, and Willie Jackson.
OPINION: Our editorial on treatment options for Covid infections.
OPINION: Resource management lawyer points out a big omission in new law.
OPINION: Our editorial on the Royal Commission of Inquiry.
OPINION: Letters on Labour polls, Covid inquiry, leadership, emissions, and fireworks.
The PM won't thank Jackson for adding the TVNZ-RNZ merger to her woes.
The latest slump has brought Brent Crude oil back to pre-war prices.
Telegraph: How the meaning is evolving, and the ways it's happening to you.
While menopause is a significant time of change, it isn’t talked about much.
New York Times: Why Brian Kemp's psychological victory over Donald Trump was devastating.
OPINION: Letters on speed limits, Covid, RNZ/TVNZ merger and Reserve Bank.
Local communities get their way in transport planning, but Wayne Brown seems conflicted.
Some momentum has been created over transport, as it needed to be.