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Heading west and online: China's consumer explosion

China's growth may be slowing, but its economy is still forecast to expand by $US1.1 trillion a year. NZ companies want in. Nikki Mandow reports.

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Book of the Week: Labour's lost leaders

From Norm Kirk to Jacinda Ardern, Labour in power is a history of 'promise unfulfilled'.

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PM finally hits right note on tough-on-crime talk

It took three days but Chris Hipkins, with the help of his Justice Minister Kiri Allan, has finally explained what is driving Labour’s tougher-on-crime approach, writes political editor Jo Moir

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National, Labour eye up Auckland Central

Green MP Chlöe Swarbrick took the Auckland Central seat from the two major parties last election – but who will the electorate choose this October?

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English urges disability providers to get a move on

Keynote speaker Bill English told providers of disability services at their annual conference that government wasn't coming to their rescue and to get on with the job, reports Emma Hatton

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The cracks in the Healthy Homes rules

There are five basic standards to be met before landlords can get their Healthy Homes tick. Why do so many seem to be slipping through the cracks?

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Hipkins risks election by not setting positive agenda

The PM ruling out a capital gains and a wealth tax wasn't surprising – political leaders have often taken contentious items off their political agendas before an election – but Hipkins looks as if he is attacking his own government’s policies

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Why the Commonwealth Games still matter

Victoria's backflip on hosting the Games in 2026 should not be the death knell for an event that serves vital purposes for athletes and can transcend sport, writes Angela Walker

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Kiwi glider pushes boundaries in the Alps

Kiwi paraglider Kinga Masztalerz fell in love with the sport the moment she tried it, and now she's flying among the best in Europe.

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Finding and training the right youth justice staff evades MPs

The Government has continued its law-and-order drive but the details of exactly how it will address long-term systemic problems at youth justice residences is unclear, writes political editor Jo Moir

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New Zealand's dangerous productivity slide

Our country's productivity problem isn't just a cultural quirk – it means we miss out when it comes to competition and trade opportunities.

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Beds, baths and bankruptcy: A bewildering battle over branding

New Zealand's Bed Bath & Beyond is fighting on two fronts to protect its brand. Now, the High Court's knocked it back.

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Renée, 94 today

Happy birthday to a lesbian feminist with working-class ideals

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Lakes will ‘die’ without urgent action

Canterbury’s regional council was urged to act quickly two years ago to save lakes

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Security for NZ should focus on climate, not military

Signing up to 'strategic competition' with China by joining Pillar II of the Aukus security agreement would make New Zealand's future less safe, writes Pat Baskett.

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Researcher takes aim at gun register

A long-time recreational shooter with an academic interest in firearms law thinks a newly-launched weapon registry is a waste of money.

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Drury Town Centre gets fast-track consent

Kiwi Property is seeking information on council's controversial 30-year contributions decision.

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Budget docs reveal pressing need for transport funding overhaul

Officials warned the finance minister that transport funding should not be coming from supplementary Budget bids, reports Emma Hatton

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Social media: The kids are not all right

Just like we no longer let our children roll around in the back seat with no seatbelts, we should change our approach to the decades-long experiment of social media now we know just how harmful it is to young people, writes Samantha Marsh

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Woman hunts pig, kills it

Day in the life of a pig hunting author

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A Chinese tourism revolution heading for NZ

Chinese visitor numbers are bouncing back after the Covid shutdown. But don’t expect things to be like they used to be. Think Chinese tourists going camping, for example.

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Silver Ferns' mother of all mothers

Meticulous but never mollycoddling, Silver Ferns manager Esther Molloy goes into her fourth Netball World Cup with a new set of 'what ifs' for the first tournament in South Africa, Suzanne McFadden discovers.

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Land owners: Should I stay or should I grow?

Paddock owners face timing decisions on whether to plant today or wait a decade when considering carbon forestry, but the Government is making things worse, argues Eric Crampton

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Social media's new revolution

Two decades after Facebook changed our lives, social media is going through another big upheaval.

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17,000 homes and businesses overcharged by defective 'smart' water meters

Multinational smart meter firm Landis+GYR is to refund Auckland Watercare customers who it had wrongly been billing extra for the past year. Jonathan Milne reports.

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