Digital ad money keeps flowing offshore – hardly anyone’s reporting it
“Social media is still blowing everything else out of the water.”
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Govt says it’s already beaten key crime target, but data not yet public
The numbers may remain “volatile.”
Treaty Principles Bill dropped, but broader reform agenda gains momentum
“It’s not about disrespecting the Treaty."
Kiwis’ trust in news hits new low amid perceptions of political bias
Political bias is killing trust.
NZ gains from Trump’s global tariffs, but at a global cost
Based on modelling, NZ looks a winner.
Peters slams ‘hysterical’ talk of trade war, rebukes Luxon for rushing to world leaders
“Close friends do not need to be, and should not be, confrontational and rude with one another.”
Waikato-Tainui partners with Brookfield in $1b inland port expansion – details not disclosed
Several details yet to be disclosed.
Government wants to scrap full licence test and reduce vision checks
“Right now, the process... is time-consuming and inefficient.”
Chhour: Race should never come before child safety
“Children’s lives are not lived in theories or in the comfort of academia or privilege.”
Treaty Principles Bill: ‘Cremation day’ as Parliament buries it for good
“It’s dead, it’s gone."
“Distance is no longer any protection”: NZ commits to $9B defence upgrade
“It’s one thing to have a plan; it’s another to properly fund it and see it enacted.”
‘Thx’ feels cheap: study finds shorthand texts erode sincerity
“Taking an extra second to type ‘thanks’ might be a wise investment.”
Polls swing back to government as NZ First support surges
The government, particularly NZ First, is regaining ground.
Greens cry foul over billboards while defending anti-police rhetoric
“They want copyright laws to protect them when it suits them."