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The Government can’t sit on its hands and needs to show a comprehensive plan.

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Opinion: PM and Peters choose politics over police

OPINION: Police just need to pull up their bootstraps and get on with it.

Simon Wilson: The spirit of Waitangi - unity, righteous anger, jokes and music

OPINION: There's a common purpose at Waitangi this year but the Government isn't here yet.

Sasha Borissenko: Case against Israel has more bark than bite

OPINION: How the limits of international law are being exposed once again.

Data points: Could Taylor Swift really hand Biden victory over Trump?

Financial Times: Star has huge following, but data suggests impact could go either way.

Five myths and misconceptions that confuse the Treaty debate

OPINION: It is worthwhile to investigate common Treaty misconceptions.

Diana Wichtel: Breakfast television and the divisive nature of current affairs

OPINION: It’s good to wake up, smell the coffee and a whiff of current affairs.

Letters: Strong PM would kill off Treaty debate; Auckland flood zone lessons

OPINION: 'Te Tiriti’s relevance has been tested many times and upheld.'

Willie Jackson: Māori deserve good faith bargaining

Act's attempt to divide New Zealanders is not in good faith.

Fran O’Sullivan: New Zealand looks to shift its status as defence freeloader

OPINION: But a balancing act remains regarding NZ policy independence.

Steve Braunias: The Secret Diary of Christopher Luxon

OPINION: All day long at work I was sure I could smell cigarette smoke.

Mary Holm: Why dodging the tax department could backfire on you

OPINION: Some people hire accountants just to pay less but there is a downside.

Claire Trevett: Rookie whoopsies hit Luxon as teething problems continue

Luxon is learning government is sometimes distractions strung together.

Audrey Young: Lingering issue remains after Govt's sloppy week

OPINION: Without a full reckoning, it'll be death by a thousand innuendos.