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Australian Police warned of newly-graduated NZ officer's alleged gang links

The officer is also on a performance plan after conduct issues were noticed.

MPs scrap as property market crashes – Thomas Coughlan

OPINION: Up? Down? Good? Bad? MPs don't know what to make of a crashing property market.

Jackson suggests regulating supermarket prices, but then says it’s not Labour policy

He also claimed food prices had come down thanks to the previous Government's actions.

‘Where are these kids going to go?’: Schools fear being swamped under Akl high-rise plan

Schools don't want to be left dumping prefab classrooms on sports ovals, principals say.

'Council has a gun to its head': Local leaders urge pressure on Govt at Akl housing protest meeting

Nearly 600 Mt Eden and Kingsland properties are set to lose Special Character status.

'Harmful': Holocaust Centre condemns Tamihere saying Govt ‘worse than Nazi Germany’

Te Pāti Māori president John Tamihere made the comments on Martyn Bradbury's podcast.

Audrey Young: Aus scandal puts NZ in a tough spot; who was Helen Clark's 'victim'?

OPINION: First Palestine, now Iran – the Govt has two huge foreign policy calls to make.

Shannon Walsh: Are charter schools a stain on the Government’s claims to fiscal responsibility?

OPINION: Charter sponsors can now get 20-year contracts, up from 10 years.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: Beehive must be nervous as economy continues to flounder

OPINION: Homeowners avoid locking in rates, choosing expensive floating options.

Editorial: Te reo policies divert attention from the real issues

OPINION: Changing names like Waka Kotahi back seems unnecessary to many.

Richard Prebble: Labour's silence a strategy for winning, not governing

OPINION: National can't run on its own record, but has nothing to attack Labour on.

Gaza and the Government: How to 'grow a spine' – Simon Wilson

OPINION: Even the horrors of war haven't stopped the Act tail wagging the Government dog.

'Hugely disrespectful': MP says minister’s error over school teachers’ pay ‘harmful’

It comes as teachers prepare to strike tomorrow.

Govt releases 'poor' literacy data for kids as ‘writing action plan’ launched

Less than a quarter of Year 8 students have a writing ability that meets the benchmark.

Willis swoops in for PM’s media spot, denies ‘power play’ as Luxon forced aside

'I regret that I came and took his lectern.'

Higher taxes, deeper spending cuts: What's coming as NZ's economy suffers from long Covid

Some tough political choices will need to be made.