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Labour braces as special votes set to be revealed

The traditional swing to the left for special votes could be on shaky ground with speculation even safe Labour seat Mt Albert will flip

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Race relations among most divisive issues in election - poll

More of those surveyed in a recent poll opposed Māori wards, co-governance and the Māori Health Authority than supported them. Bilingual road signs barely squeaked through to a positive net rating.

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$10m clifftop mansion first to fall as Reserve Bank warns of mortgagee sales

Banks get ready to impose debt-to-income borrowing limits to protect homebuyers as interest rates and mortgagee sale numbers rise

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Internal Affairs agrees collective pay deal for water bodies that may never exist

Up to 8000 in-demand water workers are being offered pay rises to stay, as Aussie recruiters take advantage of uncertainty over Three Waters reforms. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Convenient cities become conspiracy targets

How did a vision to make cities more liveable become twisted into a totalitarian dystopia?

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Manu champs making a splash for water safety

The first official competition for the homegrown art of the Manu will crown the creator of the country’s biggest and loudest splash

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Multi-talented Murray ready for England rematch

The last player to grab the ball in New Zealand's epic World Cup win against England last year is ready to do battle again against a Red Roses team out for revenge, Adam Julian writes.

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Hauraki Gulf kingfish farm clears final regulatory hurdle

The iwi-owned aquaculture facility will cover nearly 300 hectares between Coromandel and Waiheke, reports Andrew Bevin

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Book of the Week: Meg de Ronde on the futility of policing gangs

A new book on organised crime could be reframed as "The failure to prioritise human rights in public policy leads to a crappier world for all"

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Chiding in plain sight, Part II

Our investigation into influence takes us to the battleground electorate of Ilam

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Why a referendum on Te Tiriti will backfire

A referendum on Te Tiriti o Waitangi would be corrosive and unfair, writes Dame Anne Salmond, but there is room for a new government to initiate a mana-enhancing inquiry into recent interpretations of the treaty

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Luxon’s biggest challenges are public expectations and urgency

Christopher Luxon will not want his government to be defined by failures like Kiwibuild or Auckland light rail, the way Labour was, argues Peter Dunne

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Health system not failing, says Bloomfield

While the health system is facing serious pressures, even crises, Ashley Bloomfield says relentless negativity is contributing to the problem, reports Marc Daalder

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Bates smashes her way to more records

Suzie Bates is now the world's leading international T20 run scorer, but she's not done racking up runs across the globe just yet, Merryn Anderson writes.

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Geothermal and wood chips for dry years, but no hydrogen

Documents show the Government's "portfolio" alternative to the Lake Onslow power scheme has been slimmed down to just flexible geothermal energy and burning wood chips, reports Marc Daalder

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How to solve our infrastructure crisis

New Zealand needs to agree a long-term, forward-looking plan for infrastructure that will benefit almost everything we do and need in future, writes Eleanor Black | Content Partnership

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Gang crackdown about to rev up

The incoming government is vowing to take a hard line with gang members, including those with tattoos showing gang affiliations. But will it work?

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Supie's last days: The cashflow crisis behind the smiles

The signs were there. Sarah Balle pulled a marketing campaign, paused an online partnership with The Warehouse and made desperate pleas to investors. Jonathan Milne reports.

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Detroit union success lays path for New Zealand

Repealing fair pay agreements will give rise to more difficult forms of collective bargaining

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Woman with dog takes on bike gang in Invercargill

A memoir by bestselling author Ruth Shaw of Manapōuri on one night out fighting crime

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Short-term thinking holding back NZ's regions

The country needs to move past politics and parochial interests if we are to get our remoter regions thriving

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Don't let politicians off the hook with talk of 'unprecedented' events

Why didn’t we learn from the Hawkes Bay earthquake, where the first fatalities died from falling masonry, a deadly feature of the tragic events on February 22, 2011?

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Chiding in plain sight

Inside the Taxpayers’ Union’s in-your-face push for change. Part 1 of a 2 part series.

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Mosgiel coal miner's son who played trumpet

The life and death of a great trumpet player in 19 lines

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Ditching the dye

Grey hair and wrinkles are finally becoming something to celebrate.

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