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How KiwiSaver could be used to unlock more potential in local businesses
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Recession, mortgage shock, inflation: How hard will 2023 storm hit Kiwi families?
The global economic mood is downbeat at the moment.
The 'insidious' side of political lobbying: Do Govt rules need to change?
Some question whether Kris Faafoi should have been allowed to become a lobbyist so soon.
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Science Digest explores the contentious area of genetic modification.
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One bird up for election this year only has a population of 144 left.
Why a generation of women are too fearful to get pregnant
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Comedian and former politician talk impersonations, social media and Buddhism.
Mike McRoberts on war zones, Hilary Barry's departure and cutting his hours
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Wealth tax vs tax cuts for everyone: Which option is the best for NZ?
Oxfam has ranked New Zealand 136th in the world on the fairness of its tax system.
In the Loop: Should the Black Ferns get bonuses?
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Shavaughn Ruakere joins It's a Date for a fantasy adventure
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Even the US is pardoning cannabis convictions - so why won't Labour?
Originator of the war on drugs changing tack has led to calls for NZ to follow suit.
Chivalrous move that landed Shavaughn Ruakere's 'instant' family
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'Cutting our own throats': Why farmers are opposed to Govt's emission plan
The farming community has expressed concerns about the proposed changes.
'A clear mandate' from 15 per cent of the city – How radical can Wayne Brown be?
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'They care if the world is watching': Golriz Ghahraman on Iran cutting off the internet
Iran-born Green MP says Iran's government wants to hide violence against protesters.
Local election results: 'Labour's life got difficult on Saturday'
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Mikey Havoc: Fighting All Blacks, making hit TV, Jeremy Wells and Gore
Mikey Havoc joins the Between Two Beers podcast.
How a NZ couple used sharemarket investments to become 'work optional' in 11 years
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