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PM got advice from his Commonwealth cousins on his Coronation wardrobe

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of April 23 - April 30

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: Taxing the wealthy? Be careful what you wish for

David Parker hopes to stoke the fires of envy.

Editorial: Election 2023 is with either party to win - or lose

Opinion: Our editorial on what a poll of latest political polls tells us.

Diana Clement: An apple a day keeps inflation at bay

Food prices have gone through the roof.

Shane Te Pou: Access to reliable local news under serious threat

Efforts to secure public broadcasting and public interest journalism need backing.

'They said my husband left me because I was so fat': Paula Bennett on the weight loss scam using her name

I’m angry, sick to death of my image, name and even my signature being used to scam people

Letters: Heather du Plessis-Allan, bulk buying and tax inequities

OPINION: Stumbling politicians, Poverty and The Super City.

Fran O’Sullivan: Taxing capital gains — Aussies can, why not us?

Maybe Kiwi Labour politicians just lack the spine to do the right thing.

Claire Trevett: Why Hipkins is on a charm offensive with business - and pivoting from the Ardern age

Hipkins' promise of a no-taxes, no-frills Budget will be a bitter pill for some in Labour.

Letters: Citizenship, delinquency, tough on crime, public transport, electric vehicles, and basic economics

Opinion: Letters on taxation, the Greens, Australia, Auckland Transport, and John Roughan.

Jo Malcolm: Time to reflect on Erebus Memorial site opposition

Opinion: What started with one brave woman has ended with a diverse group of many.

John Roughan: To tax or not to tax - or the third rail

The question of whether to tax capital gains or not returns to the fore

Editorial: No winners in Erebus memorial debacle

Opinion: Our editorial on cancelled project for Dove-Myer Robinson Park.

Mike Munro: You’d have to be mad as a cut snake to swallow David Seymour’s line

Witness this week the irrepressible David Seymour carrying on like a squawking galah.

Matthew Hooton: Why some Nats are backing Winston Peters

OPINION: With Luxon failing to fire, NZ First may be key to a National election victory.