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Members of elite Northern Club debate new 'Polkinghorne rule' after murder trial

Two King's Counsel want to introduce the new clause.

Shane Te Pou: This Govt seems intent on giving the boot to people

Jobseeker numbers have risen by 29,000, reaching 211,000 recently.

Gang patch ban: Police reveal how many charges, patches seized

Police say gangs have largely complied, reducing public fear and intimidation.

Liam Dann: Town v Country – Big cities left behind in economic recovery

OPINION: A two-speed economy is developing which could cause headaches for the RBNZ.

Letters: Time for NZ to have its own State of Origin; flag artwork may have gone too far

OPINION: Why not also have a three-game New Zealand Island of Origin series?

The six ways Cannes will shape the year in movies

From political statements to breakout stars, Cannes 2025 was anything but ordinary.

Seven lessons I’ve learned after 20 years of a destructive battle with food 

Kiwi nutritionist Claire Turnbull shares lessons on healthier eating.

Healthcare turf war: The tussle for public funds in the business of general practice

Family practice funding feud: a fight for public money.

Letters: What David Seymour could learn from brave 8-year-old; Run it straight ban a no-brainer

OPINION: Money spent on hairdressing regulations review better given to battling child

Former cop's dying regret over 50yo Mona Blades mystery

Mona Blades disappeared while hitch-hiking from Hamilton to Hastings on May 31, 1975.

Health NZ approves company's bid to become its own primary health organisation

About 80,000 enrolled patients will move to the new Health NZ contract by July 1.

I am struggling with infertility - can I skip my sister-in-law’s baby shower?

New York Times: Not ready for a baby shower? It's okay to prioritise your mental health.

Mary Holm: The biggest winners and losers from the Government's KiwiSaver changes

OPINION: Young people are the only clear winners in the Budget announcements.

Fresh inquiries: Posh doggy daycare Pets and Pats' new base lacks resource consent

Fresh from court, Pets and Pats is facing new questions as neighbours let loose.

Te Pāti Māori tries to heal rift with Labour, is it too late? - Thomas Coughlan

Te Pāti Māori is trying to repair a strained relationship with Labour.

Editorial: Government must do better with school lunches

OPINION: If we're going to spend millions on them, then we need to do them properly.