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'You can have 2, not 3': Polyamorous throuple's battle to keep names on kids' birth certificates

The Attorney-General has challenged a decision allowing all three parents to be named.

Nadine Higgins: How to safely invest in off-the-plan properties

New builds allow a 20% deposit instead of 30%, easing entry for buyers.

'Gone off script': Govt announces Waitangi Tribunal review, Opposition attacks 'bad faith' move

David Seymour says the tribunal needs to be put 'in its place'.

Matthew Hooton: Desperate times call for bold measures

OPINION: Brooke van Velden’s pay equity move is just the start of the savings needed.

Why National's pay equity overhaul caught MPs by surprise

The reforms aim to save billions of dollars and address a budget shortfall.

'Gut-wrenching': Fury as Hawke's Bay pay equity claims dropped

'Money is more important to them than women.'

Catfishing and strange approaches: Social media's a scary place for under 16s, parents say

'The big problem is the invisible stuff that we as parents don’t see or even know about.'

Editorial: When tech billionaires restrict their kids' social media use, why shouldn’t we?

OPINION: Catherine Wedd's member's bill shouldn't be left to the biscuit tin.

Nick Clark: How road pricing can fix Auckland’s traffic nightmare

Auckland traffic congestion costs the economy $1.39 billion annually.

Tararua mayor set to be challenged for top spot by a councillor

Tracey Collis is facing a challenge for the top position from Scott Gilmore.

'Resorted' to drone: Body corporate wins case against Paraparaumu unit owner

'Drone wash was not as effective as a manual wash would have been' - tribunal decision.

Editorial: The many unanswered questions behind Seymour's Treaty bill

OPINION: The debate, it would seem, has only just begun.

Government to widen definition of veteran and create new national tribute day

The definition had created division within the military community.

Winston Peters turns 80: Why the Deputy PM is unlikely to quit anytime soon

Peters' birthday is one of the major political moments of the week.

Du Val unit buyer fears reneging on $850,000 contract

'Targeted and called repetitively by young Pasifika people who got my trust.' - Keil-Hall

Law change could quash 150,000-person strong class action against ANZ and ASB

Bank customers could miss out on hundreds of millions in compensation.