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Nathan Malcolm: 100% pure? Aotearoa at the crossroads

OPINION: There are many challenges we need to work collectively to overcome.

Richard Harman: Government left praying for rain as it tries to solve energy crisis

OPINION: There is nothing the Beehive can do to generate one extra watt of electricity.

Barney Irvine: Time to take the politics out of infrastructure decision-making

Opinion: An infrastructure programme should be more than just a menu.

City Rail Link is bigger than CRL — rebuilding rail’s future

The consortium behind Auckland’s Cty Rail Link says its work will be transformational.

Steel & Tube full year net profit falls 85% to $2.6m

Steel & Tube expects conditions to improve in 2025.

Claire Trevett: Govt's fast-track backdown delivers a nod to critics but not a buckling

COMMENT: Ministers lose the power to decide fast-track projects, but still have influence.

Power pylon problems: New line to Coromandel alone could cost $500m

The huge cost of new power lines to aid energy security is revealed after the debacle.

Ministers lose sign-off powers in backdown on Fast-track Approvals Bill

Chris Bishop, Shane Jones and Simeon Brown will no longer have final approval powers.

Shane Te Pou: Tax cuts mean nothing when you've lost your job

OPINION: Persistent unemployment among young people causes life-time issues.

Lake Rotokākahi protest: Council injunction bid fails - for now

The decision came with a 'word of warning' to protesters.

The big questions that hang over Three Waters

Will the Government's Three Waters fix be enough?

Opinion: Power price pain remedy might already be at our feet

Opinion: Could superhot geothermal energy address the extreme power price increases?

Govt can't kick the Covid hangover, with debt up 130%

High interest costs and unwinding the money printing programme weigh on the Govt's books.

Northland councils blind to economic benefits of Northport expansion proposal, port company argues

Port challenges councils’ findings on cultural values.