Analysis: We owe it to those worriedly waiting for news of their loved ones, to inform ourselves of the rights and wrongs of these airstrikes. Yet our Prime Minister wasn't willing to do even that, ...

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A new bill, introduced quietly this month, will legislate for sweeping governance reforms at the Commerce Commission. Andrew Bevin reports.

Comment: The Prime Minister has left unanswered questions about what 'red lines' – if any – his government has amid US-led strikes on Iran ...

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Last time NZ supermarkets challenged the Commerce Commission in court to be allowed to merge, they won. Can Foodstuffs do it again? Tina Morrison reports.

Comment: A central bank proposal requiring banks to establish more than 1200 new cash sites across NZ should be a matter for Parliament ...

With geothermal energy exploration underway and torrefied wood pellets already in use, New Zealand could look to turn away from fossil fuels ...

NZ shouldn’t be making decisions about how Auckland functions based on who spends $20 at Kiwi Giftland on Queen Street, argues.

Rugby stars speak out on a new survey showing young New Zealanders don't rate the importance of a healthy lifestyle ...

Why attack Iran now? What will China do about its oil reserves? Is NZ’s response sufficient? International relations expert Robert Patman shares his thoughts.