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Chris Abercrombie: NCEA changes must build on what works, not destroy it

OPINION: Reform should be thoughtful, build on its strengths and listen to communities.

Letters: Political interference in commodity prices is never a good look

OPINION: Parents should be able to understand what is going on with their kids' education.

Matthew Hooton: Stanford faces greatest NCEA test

OPINION: The well-intentioned but disastrous multi-decade experiment should be scrapped.

Editorial: Address signs of leaky homes 2.0 before the rot sets in

OPINION: Building inspectors seeing more low-quality work fear history repeating.

How grief inspired NZ actor to take on one of the world’s most famous festivals

Sophie Vincent's dad founded fashion retailer Hartleys. His death inspired her new play.

Darsel Keane: Innovation is on the rise but can Auckland build on it?

OPINION: Nearly half of Aucklanders aged 15 and over hold a tertiary qualification.

Audrey Young: The sweary PM – Luxon feels the heat & loses his cool

OPINION: Luxon's use of a 'minced oath' shows the pressure has been on this week.

Bryce Wilkinson: Attracting overseas investment: A step forward, but not far enough

OPINION: The Government's proposed bill is timid compared to earlier hopes.

Nicholas Calder: Opportunity knocks for NZ firms in China's evolving market

Looking at the way forward for businesses as they navigate the journey into China

Damien O’Connor: Why ownership matters in NZ's export future

Agribusiness & Trade: 'We need to turn challenge into advantage'.

Todd McClay: The roadmap for NZ's global agribusiness leadership

OPINION: New Zealand's position in the global food economy relies on dedication, ambition.

Richard Prebble: NZ needs more than interest rate cuts to get economy going

Opinion: To lift our standard of living, we must raise our productivity.

How Govt sliced $200m off the cost of new Waikato medical school

ANALYSIS: The medical school was originally mooted to cost $380m but will now cost $232m.

Inside Economics: Why Reserve Bank can probably ignore return of inflation

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

Opinion: The rise and fall of open-plan classrooms in NZ schools

OPINION: The Education Minster says open-plan classrooms in NZ schools are to be scrapped.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of July 21 - 27

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.