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Robert Beaglehole: NZ is on the cusp of smokefree history – we should celebrate
OPINION: Smoking rates in New Zealand have dropped to under 7% in six years.
Matthew Hooton: The case for abolishing regional councils in NZ
OPINION: Japan has 13 zones, while NZ has more than 1000, adding complexity and cost.
Video game sector jobs up 20.5% with tax rebate, but half of funds unclaimed
Money left on the table for a second year as MBIE readies review.
Jacinda Ardern says she'll provide evidence to Covid Royal Commission
An official says discussions are taking place about the best way for this to happen.
New KiwiRail director linked to firm that donated $20k to NZ First
Dynes Transport received an $8 million Govt loan for a transport hub in Mosgiel.
NZ's 'light touch' AI strategy raises eyebrows among experts
Critics say the strategy lacks timelines, deliverables and measurable goals.
ATMs used to ‘launder cash from drug sales’ to be banned
They are often found in supermarkets, petrol stations and convenience stores.
Taxpayers' Union, Māori data scientist among Regulatory Standards Bill submitters
Tania Waikato criticised the bill as a threat to democracy, highlighting safety issues.
'We don't know': Ministry can't show NZ's $81m problem gambling strategy works
Minister for Mental Health - 'not good enough' there's no proof $81m is well spent.
Simon Wilson: When the centre cannot hold - the stark future for Labour
OPINION: Voters are fed up and populism is sweeping the world, but Labour can benefit.
Letters: St John needs more funding for the great service they provide
OPINION: 'If Ardern fronted for the Covid inquiry, she could and may change my mind'.
'Skyrocketing levels of Jew hatred:' Why NZ is not immune to rising antisemitism concerns
A Melbourne synagogue was set alight in an alleged antisemitic attack.
Richard Prebble: Why Trump's Budget deal spells trouble for US economy
OPINION: US federal debt is projected to reach 130% of GDP within a decade.
No, Jacinda Ardern hasn’t been asked to appear before the Covid Royal Commission
The Royal Commission told the Herald that no one has been asked to appear yet.
Watch – 'I have a PhD': Labour's Russell fires up at former judge over contentious bill
The 'academic jousting' happened during a select committee hearing.
Govt to ease anti-money laundering checks for family trust house sales
The Government plans to relax checks for 'low-risk' house sales in family trusts.
Hipkins claims Covid-19 inquiry creates platform for conspiracy theorists
Scope needed to be widened "even if this hurts the egos of former ministers" - van Velden.
John Gascoigne: How superannuation can remain affordable and sustainable
OPINION: Denmark illustrates what small nations can achieve.
Health NZ board re-established by Government
Current Health NZ commissioner Lester Levy has been placed in charge.
Tech Insider: UK tells retailers to use NZ’s Auror crime-fighting software
PLUS: Medtech projected to earn $3.8b a year by 2028.
Seymour reckons banks are 'fairly taxed', expects Willis' work will find same
Finance Minister Nicola Willis won't rule out a major new levy on banks.
‘Power grab’: Former PM, Māori leader, disgraced ex-MP lash Seymour’s bill
But David Seymour says there is 'so much misinformation' circulating about it.
Watch: Government to make it easier for parents to open bank accounts for children
It has been a tough day for Seymour's Regulatory Standards Bill at Parliament.
Journalist Oriini Kaipara seeking Te Pāti Māori candidacy for Tāmaki Makaurau seat
Kaipara is the first person to publicly announce she will be putting herself forward.
Police release IT review after McSkimming 'objectionable material’ allegation
The Police Commissioner has announced changes will be made.
Changes to FamilyBoost payment to impact ‘tens of thousands’
Maximum rebate and income thresholds being adjusted.
Council reform: The Wayne Brown way has arrived
Auckland Council has a new development office and has taken direct control of planning.