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Brown's Springboks appointment brings fresh narrative to rugby

OPINION: Tony Brown is set to form a dynamic duo with Rassie Erasmus.

Richard Prebble: No court has ever said the Treaty created a legal partnership

OPINION: Laws are what are passed by Parliament as interpreted by the courts.

Trends point to alternative foods over traditional agriculture

Opinion: Developing integrated climate, energy and alternative food plan for NZ is timely.

What happens if King Charles can no longer perform his duties?

There are specific plans in place if the monarch must step down for any reason.

Cyclone Gabrielle: NZ needs a plan to fix failing infrastructure

Opinion: It was the worst storm to hit NZ in years and repairs are still going on.

James Mahoney: David Seymour's plan is to entrench English version of Te Tiriti into law

OPINION: Seymour believes that democracy is the only successful form of government.

Editorial: Theatre of Waitangi was wonderful - now the hard work begins for Luxon

Editorial: Waitangi was a wonderful display of rights, and wrongs of the past.

Letters: Waitangi Day time to listen; Housing inequality

OPINION: 'Who in their right mind thinks removing the clean car discount is a good idea.'

Editorial: Govt needs to turn tide in educational achievement

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

Letters: Australasia v China; Covid inquiry a waste

OPINION: 'Isn’t sport supposed to enhance a healthy lifestyle?'

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.

Opinion: PM and Peters choose politics over police

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

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.

Janan Ganesh: The digital age hasn’t gone far enough

Financial Times: Fuss about AI obscures how many inconveniences survive technology.