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Letters: STV is a complicated system
In STV each voter's treated differently, and many fail to elect or help elect a candidate.
In STV each voter's treated differently, and many fail to elect or help elect a candidate.
Brash says the British Government is meddling in New Zealand race relations.
Don't give up on voting in the council election because all the hot air from candidates.
Tuia250 commemorations over James Cook's arrival have been dogged by controversy.
It was being touted as a possible Foreshore and Seabed issue for the Government.
Caroline Beaufort humbled to be part of celebrations.
COMMENT: It is not a pretty or honourable history, but we should honour it and the dead.
"If I had known this before I would not have said it."
NZ history is about to be compulsory in all schools. Can you pass our test?
COMMENT: The Government showed how sneaky it could be on sensitive issue this week.
Group pledges to test in court whether Maori have native title in water.
The Catholic Church is joining growing calls for Jacinda Ardern to visit Ihumātao.
A Tauranga historic site provokes controversy and pointed comments.
COMMENT: The challenge to the voting ban was two battles rolled into one.
COMMENT: The land in question was never part of any Treaty of Waitangi settlement.
The Crown acknowledges how it helped stigmatise Moriori as racially inferior and extinct.
Simon Bridges says some engaging peacefully; others 'want a cause'.
Minister Andrew Little says Cabinet will consider allowing prisoners the right to vote.
Today's Letters to the Editor.
COMMENT: Ardern's inexperience on vexed Māori issues is discomforting.
Group demanding a halt to "stealing Māori children" plans rally at Parliament.
Sunday was a day of peace and prayer at Ihumātao.
The passage of the bill will also see six significant sites returned to the iwi.
New finance spokesman Paul Goldsmith is not as dull as he seems.
Missionary school video has shocked and offended the Māori community.
Andrew Little says a "trespass notice" he was given in the Bay of Plenty was meaningless.
The Crown has breached the Treaty by failing to improve Maori health, tribunal says.
Capital gains made by habitual renovators are more likely to be taxed under new measure.
Researchers are calling for a change in approach at Oranga Tamariki.
Crown actions 'frequently' alienated native land in favour of Pākehā settlement.