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How much and who pays, part of major climate adaptation process

It will tackle the thorny issue of managed retreat, when areas become inhabitable.

Luxon challenges Govt to lay out case for co-governance to avoid 'division'

National Party leader wants the Ministry of Health's Māori health directorate beefed up.

Inside New Zealand's month of Russia trade talks

Inside New Zealand's flirtation with a Russian trade deal.

Act boycotts Parliament Euro trip

Brooke van Velden said the party "declined the invitation".

Schools not required to report students accused of sexual assault to Ministry

'Schools are required to act on incidents if they occur.'

Is Parker planning a wealth tax?

David Parker wants to start a debate on tax, but denies he is plotting new taxes.

Liam Dann: I didn't want Musk to get Twitter...but he did. So now what?

Will Musk be a Rupert Murdoch for the 21st century? Yes and much more, it seems.

Govt committed to get Rotorua Māori seats bill 'right'

It comes after the Attorney-General found its current form could breach Bill of Rights.

NZ peacekeepers to stay in Africa, Middle East

Expert says overseas deployment good chance for NZDF to learn new skills.

Paula Bennett: What women want from our major political parties

As cost of living soars, it's a vote for a leader who captures our hearts... and heads.

Editorial: Deportations diminish Anzac spirit

OPINION: Our editorial on the continued dumping of criminal elements on NZ's doorstep.

Hayden Munro: Poll shifts but Labour counts reasons for optimism

Room for the numbers to improve if things break Jacinda Ardern's way in months to come.

501 deportees and the risk to NZ public: Police reveal overload; sex offenders housed near schools

Some child sex offenders had been placed near schools due to a lack of housing options.

Derek Cheng: The verdict on Jacinda Ardern's overseas trip and the value of 'face to face'

Benefits from the trip may not be tangible for many. That doesn't mean there aren't any.

Design for Living: Mexico's Glitter Revolution

Bright ideas that make cities better: the feminist repurposing of monuments in Mexico.

Claire Trevett: Luxon goes off-piste - but will blunders hurt him?

OPINION: Christopher Luxon has been making hay while the blizzard roars.

World representatives in NZ: 'Putin Chose War. We Stand United with Ukraine'

Ambassadors and high commissioners resident in NZ on the pain and suffering in Ukraine.

'Brutal onslaught': NZ-based ambassadors in unprecedented attack on Russia over Ukraine war

Signatories mainly from Nato nations and allies of the United States.