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James Doolan: Misguided policy from leaders past causing tourism industry heartache today

Poor policymaking stays with us for a long time after politicians have moved on.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of February 6 - 12

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

John Roughan: Seymour should be lauded for embracing te reo

The Māori language will not be secure until it is spoken on both sides of politics.

Letters: Waitangi lessons, educated MPs, speed limits, and infill housing

OPINION: Letters on US presidents, Davis Cup tennis, Chinese spy balloons, and Wayne Brown

Diana Wichtel: on atmospheric rivers and an atmosphere of distrust in the mayor

It was raining again in Tāmaki Makaurau - and the need to pay attention.

Editorial: Supermarket thieves’ deluded entitlement

OPINION: Our editorial on brazen shoplifting.

Claire Trevett: The clever politics in PM’s Loaves and Butter announcement - how will Luxon counter?

Hipkins has left Luxon with no option but to counter early on cost of living.

Mary Holm: No home and retirement drawing near - how can I save more?

A part-time worker has more savings than many - but no home of her own.

Karl Puschmann: Jonah Hill’s labour of love mostly just laborious

Even Eddie Murphy can't fully save the romcom with a message, You People.

Editorial: Social insurance scheme had best intentions but too complex

Editorial: It's not surprising the $3.5 billion proposal is "off the table" for now.

Kushlan Sugathapala: What the German economic miracle can teach New Zealand

OPINION: The template for rebuilding a nation has already been struck.

Dr Maria Baker: There is an intergenerational history of our whānau being brutally traumatised in this country

OPINION: The only agenda is to accelerating and evaluate using an indigenous approach.

Damien Venuto: The slow, painful death of the TVNZ-RNZ merger leaves media vulnerable

The dalliance with the merger has stagnated progress that could have been made.

Political Roundup: Hipkins' policy bonfire must be bolstered with substance

OPINION: The big question is what Hipkins will replace the jettisoned policies with.

I’m not interested in marriage or kids - but weddings? Yes please

Times: I'm a cynic but when it comes to weddings I take leave of my senses.

For love or money: The hidden victims of financial abuse

Financial Times: It really can happen to anyone - including financial experts.