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The Wellbeing Protocol wants to change how community funding works – with a clever app.

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The number of assisted deaths rose by 37% in the last year.

Trump and Epstein: Parties, jets and women

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AI adoption lags in Kiwi SMEs despite positive impacts, survey reveals

Gen Z leads AI adoption, with 93% using tools, compared with 17% of Boomers.

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Liam Dann: Inflation is back – and that’s a problem for the Prime Minister

OPINION: Regardless of who is to blame, rising food prices will be a political hot potato.

Shane Te Pou: Rural economy is buoying Māori economy as much as it aids other sectors

OPINION: The Government cut $88 million from direct Māori funding in the last Budget.

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Editorial: It may be too late to save NCEA

OPINION: Officials report more than 250,000 students skipped exams last year.

Damning NCEA briefing raises alarm as Govt mulls future of national qualification

The credibility of New Zealand's secondary school qualification is being debated.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: When parents avoid something in a school, you know it's a bad idea

OPINION: Schools spent millions reverting open-plan classrooms to single-cell.