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Taxpayers funding new charter school inspired by secretive Opus Dei group

The 'Catholic ethos' school in Epsom will open near two existing Catholic primaries.

Regulatory Standards Bill passes with coalition backing despite backlash

Labour vows to scrap Regulatory Standards law if it wins next election.

Labour gains support after capital gains tax announcement in latest poll

Yet Christopher Luxon has gained support as preferred Prime Minister.

New gun laws revealed: Act fails to find coalition support for wider access to military-style semi-automatics

Act MP Nicole McKee fails to find coalition support for greater access for MSSAs.

Thomas Coughlan: Prepare for a choose your poison election

OPINION: Both major parties seem destined to run on an unpopular policy.

Major provider not included in next round of Seymour's school lunch scheme

New suppliers have been announced for David Seymour's primary school lunch programme.

Govt plans to ban homelessness? Separating fact from fiction as rumours swirl

A move-on order may still make it to Cabinet but likely as part of a wider package.

Audrey Young: Just answer the question, Prime Minister

OPINION: Luxon's deflection in the House forced his colleagues into clean-up mode.

'Simply not true': Former Attorney-General accuses Govt of overreach with Māori

The Government thinks Māori have had too many wins, said the former Attorney-General.

'Evil': Gloriavale founder’s secret jail letter called for breaking babies’ wills

Written from prison in 1996, the six-page letter targets ‘self-will’ in babies.

Audrey Young: Vale Jim Bolger, a leader of substance

OPINION: New Zealand's 35th PM got the appreciation he deserved after he left office.

Auckland University makes Treaty of Waitangi paper optional after backlash

About 8000 students took the compulsory Treaty paper this year.

Watch - 'This is suffocation': Mass allegation investigation at Gloriavale revealed

Police and OT interviewed 100 Gloriavale parents and children about the technique.

Richard Prebble: Why I'm optimistic the economy has turned a corner

OPINION: ANZ's Truck-O-Meter signals a rebound in freight traffic through July.

The failure of fees-free and why Māori and Pasifika students might miss out

The Education Ministry says it's better to dump fees-free and spend the money elsewhere.

Virtual online institute among three new charter schools to open next year

The other schools will be based in Hawke's Bay and Wellington.