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Revenue Minister Simon Watts tackles Big Tech on tax

Changes are afoot. An academic is sceptical about one approach, and favours another.

Police Assn concerned by lack of detail in National Gang Unit plans

The national unit will be up and running from July, Andrew Coster says.

British High Commissioner on what Aukus is and isn't

The UK's High Commissioner says Aukus isn't an alliance.

How NZ would survive economic shocks in its biggest markets

A Treasury economist has tried to grapple with NZ's economic exposure to the world.

Taxpayer funding ceases for Christchurch Call but Jacinda Ardern retained in new foundation

The leaders of France and New Zealand released a joint statement about the new foundation.

New survey suggests the Treaty brings NZ together

Today’s official narratives acknowledge the Treaty was broken during European colonisation

Christopher Luxon, David Seymour respond to latest ruling on Waitangi Tribunal summons

The Government is weighing up whether to appeal a ruling that a minister can be summoned.

Focus: Government announces $153m to fund return of charter schools

Associate Education Minister David Seymour has announced $153 million in funding to bring back charter schools. Video / Michael Craig

Simeon Brown announces Roads of Regional Significance

Transport Minister Simeon Brown announces Roads of Regional Significance. Video / Alyse Wright

Transport Minister announces Roads of Regional Significance project

Simeon Brown says NZTA will take on all associated decision-making responsibilities.

'Reducing by stealth': Patients months overdue to see medical specialists

A GP worries the initiative is 'reducing the waitlist by stealth'.

Nicole McKee: Three Strikes is this Government putting victims first

OPINION: Our message to anyone wanting to avoid a lengthy prison sentence is simple.

The damning testimonials showing how the education system is failing neurodivergent kids

Dr Nina Hood: 'We're talking big numbers here. The scale of the problem is enormous.'

Heather du Plessis-Allan: Labour’s decisions still affect us negatively

OPINION: What happens next is the fault of the last Government.

Opinion: Willie Jackson's just the man to represent us in the Oxford Union debate

OPINION: It’s a great honour and I can't think of anyone better to do it.

Cold houses to blame for people needing to ‘blast the heater’ - Green Building Council

New Zealand's housing building standards labelled decades behind most other countries.