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A new leader of the Greens could impact Labour's re-election hopes.
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Revamp of investor visa, plan to scrap partnership work visa send clear message.
Euthanasia: Is choosing to die still too difficult?
Euthanasia might be legal, but the discussion is far from over.
Health crisis or not: Here's what doctors, nurses need right now
Whether called a health crisis or not, Dr Samantha Murton wants to see Govt take action.
'Food, fuel, housing': How much longer will the inflation pain last?
Inflation may have reached its peak, but the pain will linger.
'Outbreak of gloom': Why everything in NZ feels so bad right now
New Zealand currently finds itself in a negative funk.
Ian Foster, Sam Cane, or high expectations - what's to blame for All Blacks fiasco?
All Blacks head coach Ian Foster faces an uncertain future.
Gangs, ram raids, random attacks: Is crime really on the rise?
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What caused this week's wild weather - and why 675,000 Kiwis could be at risk
Atmospheric rivers are set to become more common in the coming years.
Villa wars explained: Will intensification cause Auckland to lose its 'special character'?
The debate over how Auckland should change rages on.
The scandal that finally ensnared 'greased piglet' Boris Johnson
The line 'Pincher by name, pincher by nature' will haunt him.
Top Gun, Stranger Things, Kate Bush: Is 80s nostalgia killing entertainment?
Nostalgia is taking over entertainment at the moment.
Omicron wave: What would it take to put NZ in red?
How bad do things have to become for the alert levels to change?
'Come at me': Chlöe Swarbrick's message to booze lobbyists ahead of next political fight
Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick has picked a fight with some powerful lobbies.
'Culture clash': Did Govt mess up by omitting dairy, meat from EU trade deal?
Not everyone is a fan of the free trade agreement with Europe.
Damien Venuto: The dangerous sentence in the TVNZ-RNZ merger legislation
Are we set to see a series of unintended consequences?
Country Calendar kerfuffle: 'Every sector has a Geoff Ross annoying the old school'
No one has to follow a disruptor if they don't want to.
Inside the $100m new ministry launching today - is it what the community needs?
Ministry for Disabled People plans to be a new voice for a huge number of New Zealanders.
Final day of DHBs: New organisation in charge of your healthcare from tomorrow
Doctors wait 'with bated breath' to see impact of DHB shakeup
Explainer: How guns and abortion are harming America's place in the world
How the US sees itself is not the same as what the rest of the world sees.
After three random attacks: Are NZ streets more violent than before?
Random knife attacks, gang violence and ram raids. What is behind the violence in NZ?
Explained: In the dark - why do power cuts keep hitting New Zealand?
Infrastructure, the natural environment and market dynamics all contribute to the problem.
'No pain, no gain': Why Wellington, Auckland congestion woes will continue for years
As workers return to the office, congestion has once again become a daily chore.
'This is us': Stacey Morrison on how to celebrate Matariki respectfully
The central message in Matariki is universal.
Road safety expert busts myths on what can and can't reduce road toll
Improving safety on the roads will require a multi-pronged approach.
Healthcare exodus: How much more nurses can earn in Australia
The Australian healthcare sector is offering better pay and other perks.
Arson, graffiti and self-harm: Rise in hate hitting LGBT community
A string of events shows work still needs to be done.
Fair Pay Agreements explained: Business bogeyman or helping NZ's poor?
Opponents and supporters have been vocal on the issue of fair pay agreements.
Super Rugby or super spreader: Uncomfortable reality of Blues vs Crusaders showdown
A sold-out stadium suggests NZ has accepted Covid as part of life.
80 years to recovery: The filthy truth about NZ's longest river
The Waikato River will take almost 80 years to clean.
Has the Great Resignation hit NZ politics?
Politicians are trading the limelight for quieter lives with less pressure and scrutiny.
The 4-day work week myth - and why NZ risks being 'left behind'
The way we work is set to evolve quickly in the coming years.
Why we should care about the future of the Auckland CBD
The Auckland CBD has become an eyesore - is there any way to salvage it?