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How The Crown became the most controversial show of the year

The lines between fact and fiction are being blurred in modern storytelling.

Govt’s most divisive policy: Will Three Waters make it to the election?

The Government's plan to rethink water management has met fierce criticism.

Immigration, infrastructure, bickering politicians: How to fix a broken NZ

Asking the big questions on what it'll take to fix the big challenges facing the country.

Callaghan vs Manaaki: Explaining the most confusing business feud of 2022

New Zealand LinkedIn has blown up with a range of accusations.

The free speech conflict that faces Elon Musk as he takes over Twitter

How dangerous will Elon Musk be at the helm of Twitter?

'It'd be terrifying': Where Scott 'Razor' Robertson could go after missing out on All Blacks job

Covert meetings suggest he came closer to being All Blacks coach than previously known.

'Absolute failure': The big concern hanging over the health sector

Health professionals warned for years of what was coming. Not enough was done to stop it.

Beyond ram raids: The hidden crime wave Kiwis don't want to discuss

One in three women are affected by domestic violence in their lifetime.

Incel threat: How dangerous are NZ's young virgin men becoming?

A growing undercurrent of misogyny has attracted interest from the SIS.

Wealth tax vs tax cuts for everyone: Which option is the best for NZ?

Oxfam has ranked New Zealand 136th in the world on the fairness of its tax system.

Even the US is pardoning cannabis convictions - so why won't Labour?

Originator of the war on drugs changing tack has led to calls for NZ to follow suit.

'Cutting our own throats': Why farmers are opposed to Govt's emission plan

The farming community has expressed concerns about the proposed changes.

'A clear mandate' from 15 per cent of the city – How radical can Wayne Brown be?

Will Wayne Brown be able to shake things up as much as promised he would?

'They care if the world is watching': Golriz Ghahraman on Iran cutting off the internet

Iran-born Green MP says Iran's government wants to hide violence against protesters.

Rugby World Cup: The giant the Black Ferns will have to slay to win the trophy

The Black Ferns find themselves in the unlikely position of being underdogs this year.

Why feral and roaming dogs are causing havoc in Northland

Livestock losses continue, and a man was also recently mauled to death.

Fboy Island scandal: What was public broadcaster TVNZ even thinking?

Reality show casting has turned into a major headache for TVNZ.

'Enormous gaps': Mental healthcare letting down NZ's youth

There are still some enormous gaps in our mental health care services.