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Jason Ennor: What to expect from new employment policies
New Government policy will fundamentally alter some norms in NZ employment relationships.
Letters: Why we already have a form of wealth tax
Letters on GST, Sir Owen Glenn, new Labour MPs, Judith Collins and Ian Foster.
Claire Trevett: Can Judith Collins stem the rage of MPs?
OPINION: Collins has wisely sounded caution about 'witch hunts' for those who leaked.
Political Roundup: National's catastrophic collapse and fraught rebuild
OPINION: Few in the party seem optimistic they will recover any time soon.
Bryce Wilkinson: IMF's fiscal forecasts make grim reading for NZ
The fresh Labour Government is now fully accountable for the quality of public spending.
Bjorn Lomborg: Biden's US$2t climate plan has merit
Opinion: Amongst a policy of massive waste lies one idea which is on the button.
The threat of long economic Covid looms
Financial Times: Policymakers must avoid the mistake of withdrawing support too soon.
Sideswipe: Winston Peters, the last rodeo
A daily column looking at some of the more humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Mike Puru: What makes The Chase so addictive?
OPINION: In a crazy year, The Chase has provided a welcome escape.
Editorial: Will this be a transformational Government?
Editorial: Labour has a mandate for transformation but moths in the war chest.
Letters: We can't be paralysed by the Covid crisis
Letters on coronavirus prevention, leadership, vote-splitting and religious posturing.
Teuila Fuatai: After a disappointing 3 years, it's delivery time
OPINION: Labour has a sizeable group of Pasifika MPs. How will it respond to their needs?
Juha Saarinen: Why phone: Did Apple go big on 5G too soon?
iPhone 12's next-gen system solid but tech needed to unleash it still in pipeline.
Peter Davis: Dear Minister - How to cure our ailing health system
Opinion: Covid has exposed the 'missing middle' between Wellington and the front line.
How the markets have reacted to NZ's election outcome
Fiscal policy must come later, but when it does, business will be watching.
Privacy Act: A small step in the right direction
2020 has brought with it several notable hacks, illustrating why we need a bold new Act.
Paul Brislen: What my briefing to the incoming IT Minister would say
OPINION: This year is really one of opportunity and potential.
Could Amy Coney Barrett swing voters back to Trump?
Financial Times: Will the US Supreme Court nominee be a boon or a risk to Republicans?
Editorial: Easing back into wider world a challenge
The news that Singapore and Hong Kong are close to forming a travel bubble is positive.
Gwynne Dyer: Herd immunity, reinfection and the great deception
Opinion: Never mind the ideology, take another hard look at the death rates.
Letters: A National voter explains why he switched to Labour
Letters on the election, police disinterest, insurance commissions and shady seating.
'I had fallen under the thrall of the seductive screen arts'
Elisabeth Easther talks to film-maker Roseanne Liang about work and life.
Sideswipe: Double take...
A daily column looking at some of the more humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Political Roundup: Leftwing euphoria meets reality
ANALYSIS: Political commentators of all stripes agree - Labour's road will be rocky.
US election: What investors are anticipating
Financial Times: Bets rise on a Democratic 'blue wave' in the White House and Congress.
Labour's single-party majority is not a failure of MMP, it is a sign NZ's electoral system is working
OPINION: Three aspects of the election result show what electoral reform is about.
Sideswipe: No bananas on a boat superstition
A daily column looking at some of the more humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Editorial: For Labour, challenges await after the triumph
Ardern could potentially achieve a lot more with her x-factor and influence.
Tracey Barnett: Trump's nightmare election ends the American Dream
Opinion: Too many roads leads to violence and chaos after this US election.
Cartoons: October 1 - October 31
Our cartoonist Guy Body shares his view on current events.
Short and Sweet: On election result
Obviously God answered Judith Collins' prayer. God said "no".
Richard Prebble: No surprises in 'social credit' election
OPINION: Labour's triumphant for now - but a hard swing back to the right is inevitable.
Shane Te Pou: Message to Labour's Māori caucus loud and clear
OPINION: The battle for Waiariki proves Labour can't afford to be complacent.