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Did Coalition agreements undermine 'targeted' Budget spending?

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Why Chlöe Swarbrick wants taxes on wealthy, more debt

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Police Commissioner: Meth, gangs, recruitment and racism

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Brian Roche: Public service too risk-averse

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Inside Kiwi drone company with $66m UK defence contract

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Judith Collins on defence: US undergoing 'shakedown', but still reliable

207

Trump's tariffs — David Parker on how NZ should hit back

208

Has Govt policy led to more homeless? Chris Bishop says no

209

Migrants in New Zealand: Could India trade deal make travel easier?

210

David Seymour defends beleaguered school lunch programme

211

Simeon Brown: Kiwis should be able to see a GP within a week

212

Helen Clark on how NZ should approach Trump, reassess Five Eyes

213

Trump's White House: What can Europe do?

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Erica Stanford wants to relax foreign buyer ban for wealthy migrants

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Tim Groser: NZ 'collateral damage' of Trump's trade policies

216

Luxon on Māori-Crown relations: 'There's more division'

217

David Seymour: Implications of Treaty Principles Bill

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ImpactLab report — the key to getting Govt funding?

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Donald Trump's victory: Democrats' finger-pointing begins

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US faces 'chaos' if Trump wins 2nd term - former George W. Bush aide

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We need more nuanced conversations on crime — Outgoing Police Commissioner

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Judith Collins: Cleaning up after Manawanui, Pacific-style NATO?

223

Why Australia wants NZ to beef up its military

224

David Seymour: School lunches and charter school ambitions

225

Todd Stephenson: Expanding access to assisted dying

226

Wayne Brown hasn't ruled out second tilt at Auckland mayoralty

227

Chris Hipkins: 'We will absolutely need to increase debt'

228

Andrew Little on Health Reform, Defence

229

Simeon Brown on council 'nice-to-haves', energy prices

230

Nicole McKee wants gun law changes. Will it keep NZ safer?

231

Labour wants legal advice to unwind charter schools

232

Should house prices fall? Kieran McAnulty on affordability

233

Oranga Tamariki apologises for delayed contracts

234

Climate change: Is New Zealand doing enough?

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Is NZ safer under National? Paul Goldsmith on justice

236

Dig baby dig? Does Shane Jones' case to mine more of NZ add up?

237

Manurewa Marae: Branded van raises new questions | Q+A 2024

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Chris Bishop: Why ministers are taking major new powers

239

Matt Doocey: Taking over crisis-hit mental health system

240

How geopolitical tensions are putting pressure on Air New Zealand

241

Chris Hipkins: Co-governance, Covid-19, and whether he’ll be PM again

242

Chlöe Swarbrick: Green Party politics, working with National, and Palestine chants

243

David Seymour: Why Treaty of Waitangi principles should be redefined

244

Chris Bishop: What new government will get done by Christmas

245

Nicola Willis: Treasury’s briefing, smoking tax revenue, and the upcoming mini-budget

246

Nanaia Mahuta: Three waters, Labour’s centrism, and her actions as foreign minister

247

Gerry Brownlee: “Very good deal” signed between Tuvalu and Australia

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Chris Bishop: National prepares to form three-party government

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Jonathan Sumption: Why governments were wrong to fight Covid-19 with lockdownsPODCAST QA 2910

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How Auckland swung away from Labour

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Chris Bishop: How the election win came together for Nationa

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Wayne Langford: What Fed Farmers want in the election

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Winston Peters: Gang policy, co-governance, and donations

254

Grant Robertson and Nicola Willis clash in fiery finance debate

255

David Seymour: Welfare, crime, and ACT’s lost candidates

256

Chris Luxon: Social housing, climate, and economic credibility

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Nicola Willis: National’s tax plan and foreign buyers concern

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Chris Hipkins: Tax, crime, and Labour's record of delivery

259

Q+A September 3 - Campaign launches, tax, and Pharmac

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Rodney Jones: Why NZ is so vulnerable to China’s economic slowdown

261

Simeon Brown: Transport emissions, roads, and the public service

262

Steven Joyce: Putting his political career on the record

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Grant Robertson: Cyclone buyouts, fiscal holes, and Labour’s tax package

264

Megan Woods: Has the government fixed the housing crisis?

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Kelvin Davis: Prisoner numbers, Oranga Tamariki, and whether New Zealanders are safer

266

Damien O’Connor: Trade, China, and farming emissions

267

Jan Tinetti: Is the education system in crisis?

268

Q+A July 2: The state of our education, health, and food

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Deborah Russell: Has this census been a success?

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Schools taking desperate measures to keep working students in class

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Chris Luxon: Genetic engineering, farming emissions, and capital gains taxes

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Chris Bishop: Why National is dropping bipartisan housing deal

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Ginny Andersen: Crime, violence, and video games

274

Andrew Hoggard: Why I chose to run for ACT

275

Willie Jackson: Why Meka Whaitiri left Labour

276

Damon Salesa: AUT leader on challenges facing universities

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New clinic promises innovative obesity treatment

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National's Nicola Willis talks tax and fairness

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Q+A April 30 - Tax, diabetes treatment, and AUT

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Crime, alcohol, hate speech and Meng Foon donations - Justice Minister Kiri Allan

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“Nobody died because of lack of empathy”: Auckland mayor Wayne Brown

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Chris Bishop: National’s push for renewable electricity

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Carmel Sepuloni: Benefit numbers and the unemployment rate

284

Debbie Ngārewa-Packer: What Te Pāti Māori wants from power

285

Chris Hipkins: Climate and reprioritising government policies

286

James Shaw: “I will never give up” by resigning as climate minister

287

Stuart Nash: Forestry and the social license to operate

288

Grant Robertson: Communities must decide on managed retreat

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Michael Wood: Transport, immigration, and Auckland

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Grant Robertson: How economic conditions will change the budget

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Christopher Luxon: Tax cuts, youth justice and climate change

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Hamilton West candidates face off in fierce debate

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James Shaw: Loss and damage at COP27

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Jacinda Ardern: Inflation, climate change, and the media merger

295

Kiri Allan: Alcohol law changes, name suppression and hate speech

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Peeni Henare: Challenges facing NZ’s defence force

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Reaction around the country after a very dramatic day in Local Government.

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Sir Graham Lowe: Politicians need “guts” on alcohol sponsorship

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Auckland mayoralty: Poll shows big swing in race

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Exclusive polling has found a close race between the three leading candidates for Wellington mayor