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Covid blunder: Should Govt apologise to women at centre of Northland lockdown?
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Surviving in New Zealand's small market is easier said than done.
'Crash test dummy': How much could NZ house prices drop?
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Michael Baker: Traffic light framework has outlived its usefulness
A top epidemiologist says it's time to move on from the traffic light system.
Woeful Warriors: Why is this team so bad - and why do fans stay loyal?
The Warriors have had another NRL season to forget.
The powerful Auckland landlord holding fate of events sector in its hands
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KiwiSaver kerfuffle: How a PR disaster blew up Govt's major tax plans
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New Zealand's local leadership is set for a shakeup.
As cost of living rises, are unions due for a comeback?
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Overbudget and underfunded - the many potholes in the Govt's transport plans
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Bully or savvy politician: Is Trevor Mallard the best person for the Irish job?
Retiring Speaker Trevor Mallard has a complicated legacy.
How much NZ taxpayers have paid for new Lord of the Rings series
Is New Zealand getting a good enough return on its massive movie investments?
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Parliament protest: The dangerous ideas motivating the protesters
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David Seymour on Uffindell, Sharma scandals - and National coalition talks
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Ram raid threat: Is it time for harsher punishments and law changes?
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NZ's low literacy rate is bad news for the economy
Literacy and numeracy are fundamental in terms of getting people into the workforce.
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The names Sam Uffindell and Gaurav Sharma weren't familiar to many before this week.
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Uber is undoubtedly convenient - but at what cost?