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National members ‘nervously optimistic’ about election campaign

National's pollster says 35 percent at the election would be a 'pretty good result' - as members express concern the public don't get the party's achievements

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Willis claims win as just 0.5 percent opt out of higher KiwiSaver contributions

High level of contributions at new 3.5 percent rate defy some expectations – but come with implications for the public service workforce

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The Secret Diary of .. Matthew Hooton

The first week in the job of the best qualified person to destroy a Wellington newspaper.

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The historic oddities buried beneath Auckland City

Today from The Detail: From World War II air raid shelters to a buried stream, Auckland's CBD has a fascinating underground history.

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Journalism gets another visitor from right-field

MediaRoom: The Post gets the drop on NZME's right-wing investor in declaring its journalistic and political intent. Plus, latest online audiences.

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This week’s bestselling books – June 19

The latest NielsenIQ BookScan bestseller chart of NZ books, plus win a book on the Christchurch terrorist

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Labour asks for comfort, Potaka asks for trust in preserving public land

The conservation minister says some conservation land may be swapped, but any deals would have to have a net benefit. But Shane Jones has other ideas.

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NZ’s stopgap approach to refugees leaves too many behind

From Auckland University - Comment: Aotearoa has typically responded to global crises with ad hoc visa schemes. A permanent emergency protection framework would forge a clearer path ahead for those in serious need.

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Australian firm advises Stanford on ‘winning hearts and minds’ of NZ teachers

Newly released documents have shed light on the extent of Learning First’s involvement in NZ’s curriculum reform

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Minister pressed to go after Big Tech over tax instead of small debtors

Chlöe Swarbrick asks why Inland Revenue is pursuing small companies while multinationals face no obvious crackdown. Alice Peacock reports

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In the pits: Black Ferns legend Michaela Brake hit hard by new motherhood

Black Ferns Sevens star Michaela Brake shares her raw experience with early motherhood and mental health before her return to the rugby field and the commentary box

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Everest’s TikTok mountaineers

Today from The Detail: A seasoned NZ guide says Nepal's fight for the bottom of the mountaineering market is one of the reasons the bodies continue to pile up on Everest.

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The first airstrikes on Iran feel like a lifetime ago; for some, they were

Analysis: Iranian leaders may well look back on this weekend’s peace deal as securing their regime. For NZ and the rest of the world, there’s little to celebrate beyond an end to war, writes Jonathan Milne.

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Most trusted brand: Retirement village operator Summerset wins Reader’s Digest award

Trust can't be bought or advertised into existence. Summerset's long-awaited Reader's Digest Trusted Brands win reflects what residents and their families tell each other every day.

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Creative accounting: How officials kept a failed tech upgrade under the radar

Today from The Detail: More than $30 million was written off for the failed project, but that may not be the true cost of this saga. Alexia Russell reports.

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Book of the Week: ‘By page 25 she is dead’

An outrageous and courageous new novel by Dunedin author Emma Neale

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Major Treaty case over return of Crown land heads to top court

Māori near Gisborne are continuing a 34-year fight involving "momentous" provisions for return of SOE lands wrongly taken in breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi.

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Gas imports are politically explosive – yet NZ gets little bang for its buck

Amid longstanding calls for bipartisan agreement on major infrastructure projects, there are now headlines about Labour and the Greens backing the Government’s response to the National Infrastructure Plan. Except … this support comes with some big caveats around the proposed liquefied natural gas import terminal, which Cabinet has exempted from going…

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Disrupting the form guide: Zoe eyes Comm Games podium

Four years after hoping just to make the final, Oceania recordholder Zoe Hobbs heads to Glasgow with a Commonwealth medal in sight

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Millar crosses from court to coaching

LockerRoom: Emma Millar has moved on from the bad concussion that took her out of playing squash and she’s aiming to coach the women’s team at the LA Olympics in 2028

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Move over, Hollywood; build a digital community and they will come

Comment from Auckland University: NZ can use scale to its advantage by positioning itself as a community-first digital economy, says Kenny Ching

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Methane is the climate menace we’re ignoring

Comment: Animal agriculture underpins our way of life – no political party dares look beyond next year’s returns on milk powder and beef, writes Pat Baskett

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Ruth of Southland, with her glass eye and cardigans

The quiet life of a proud Southlander and one of New Zealand's greatest writers

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Who will pay the costly tab for a cheap ride to work?

Today from The Detail: As New Zealanders continue to wince at the petrol pump, Labour has swooped in, offering a cheaper ride. Yet there are claims the maths doesn’t add up.

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World Cup puts a price on the power and the glory

Analysis: Watching six weeks of football on TV is going to be the least of your concerns when you come to pay your electricity bills over coming months and years, writes Jonathan Milne.

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