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Andrew Cuomo wants to be New York’s mayor. Do Democrats want him back?

Voters are divided over Cuomo’s past and his promise to counter Trump.

'More powerful than penalties': New ombudsman's vision for change

The new Ombudsman has been in his role for just 12 weeks.

Dellwyn Stuart: The real cost of Govt's retreat on gender equity

OPINION: Services for wāhine Māori and young mothers have been slashed.

Has Tory Whanau's experience put women off running for mayor?

There are no female candidates in Wellington's mayoral race this year.

Ukraine’s field hospitals keep getting hit, so they are going underground

The underground hospital is designed to protect medics from targeted attacks.

Balloons, bubbles, tear gas: Protests against 'king' Trump turn chaotic

Protests occurred in all 50 states, rejecting Trump's policies.

Editorial: Lack of transparency erodes trust in Reserve Bank

OPINION: The staff at the RBNZ dug their fox holes – and they dug them deep.

Trump booed, cheered while attending play premiere amid boycott controversy

US President said he 'couldn't care less' about show boycott, sparking cheers and jeers.

Nick Clark: How AI could improve local government

OPINION: AI can offer rapid information processing which can be helpful to councillors.

Opinion: Denying prisoners the vote undermines democratic values

Imprisonment aims to incapacitate, deter, rehabilitate, and enact retribution.

Dellwyn Stuart: Pay equity move erodes democracy in NZ

The Government used urgency to change pay equity rules last week.

Matthew Hooton: Te Pāti Māori should leave Parliament voluntarily

OPINION: If Parliament isn’t legitimate, why do Ngarewa-Packer and Waititi show up?

Power play: The businessman aiming to reshape NZME

Jim Grenon opens up about his past, including being on the wrong side of an epic lawsuit.

Biden accuses Trump in first interview since leaving White House

Biden's interview with the BBC came just over 100 days into Trump's presidency.

Editorial: In a Maga world, very few want a homegrown version

OPINION: Australians voted for the status quo, rejecting a change in Government.