Schools face political pressure over Treaty clause repeal, MPs and advocacy groups say
“Unions are standing over principals and school boards pressuring them to sign their anti-govt pledge."
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Labour moves into campaign mode and turns on Te Pāti Māori
“I know Māori voters want a change of government at the next election..."
The real price of Seymour’s red tape reforms
"A three-dollar payoff is a pretty decent return.”
Why New Zealand keeps announcing megaprojects that never get built
“New Zealand’s political history is littered with abandoned and stalled megaprojects.”
Bryce Edwards responds to Richard Prebble’s critique of his integrity reporting
“If we only call it corruption when a law is broken, we let a vast amount of unethical behaviour off the hook.”
Government outlines plan to replace regional councillors with new mayor-led boards
Legislation is expected to be introduced mid-2026.
Luxon talks 2050 while voters worry about Thursday
Voters are being asked to sacrifice today for a retirement decades away.
Business groups urge government to replace surcharge ban with capped fees
“Our members are strongly opposed to a ban because it pushes costs onto all customers in non-transparent ways.”
Groups challenge proposed Auckland homelessness ban as government weighs move-on powers
But homelessness surged when the Greens held the portfolio.
Prebble challenges Edwards’ ‘corruption’ narrative, says it harms democracy
“When you label normal democratic behaviour as ‘corrupt’, you corrode the very democracy you claim to defend.”
Study finds kimchi may regulate immune responses in overweight adults
Is there anything it can't do?
Something’s not adding up: A maths breakthrough ignored by a media that prefers bad news
"You cannot tell me that isn't news."
A well-paid ecosystem takes its grievance to Geneva
A government-funded Māori health leader is asking the UN to intervene, framing policy rollbacks as discrimination.