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David Seymour: The Regulatory Standards Bill will help get our mojo back as a country

OPINION: We’ll see more homes, more jobs, more community - and more hope.

Devonport $400m intensification plan fast-track application: New apartments, shops, offices

Major intensification plans show the Devonport spots in line for change.

23,000 submissions: What you need to know about the Regulatory Standards Bill

Public interest surges in the bill amid Treaty Principles Bill debate, but what is it?

Cale Silich: Why tikanga debates matter at political tangihanga

OPINION: Three PMs blocked from speaking at Turia's tangi, igniting tikanga controversy.

The Regulatory Standards Bill is a 'constitutional straitjacket', its critics say

The bill is slammed as 'dangerous', while warnings sounded of Act ideology entrenchment.

Sasha Borissenko: Rush to pass laws makes for bad government

OPINION: Here’s to a new year – and better decision-making

Matthew Hooton: The issues leaving the race debate in their dust

Opinion: Much attention follows Treaty Principles Bill, but voters tell a different story.

Treaty Principles Bill submissions reopen after website woes

More than 300,000 submissions set a new record for the Treaty Principles Bill.

Editorial: Why Act’s reinterpretation of the Treaty falls short

Treaty debate highlights tension between co-governance and self-determination in NZ politics.

Horizons formally opposes Treaty Principles Bill

Horizons Regional Council votes to oppose the Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill.

Alice Soper: No surprise at athletes speaking on Māori issues

OPINION: They haven’t had the luxury to opt out of politics.

Letters: Businesspeople better than career politicians

OPINION: 'We are becoming a nation much like the US – full of diatribe and hatred.'

How MPs turned Parliament’s final debate into a comedy showdown

Christopher Luxon and David Seymour share laughs, taking jabs at coalition partners.

How Te Pāti Māori aims to unite opposition against current Government

Te Pāti Māori seeks united opposition to oust 'cruel' government.

Gerry Brownlee – the wit and grumpiness of Parliament’s Speaker

Some first-term MPs have particularly impressed the Speaker.

Editorial: Is this minimum wage increase good news to anyone?

OPINION: A fulltime minimum wage worker will be $235 a year worse off in real terms – CTU.