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Pacific households in New Zealand will be the hardest hit by scheduled benefit cuts and social housing rent increases, according to officials.

Comment from Auckland University: Why is extraordinary waste seemingly normalised in transport, while funding a struggling health system is so difficult?

As fuel prices surge, electric vehicles are helping to cut hundreds of millions of dollars from New Zealand's overseas oil bill.

The rules of the game can be changed to reverse inequality

If Q is the answer, what is the question?

The Prime Minister goes to Rotorua, tells drowning businesses to swim harder, and confesses

“The fear of Māori having a place at the table outweighed both the evidence and the truth about what the law actually did.” — Environmental planner Tina Porou on the government’s decision to remove Ma...

The Children's Commissioner says the latest report on child poverty reveals the country's "national shame".

I debated free speech and hate speech this week, in the shadow of Brian Tamaki’s racist incitement to violence

A group of people the size of the population of Christchurch is in hardship, but there are ways to turn it around, a group of social service charities says.

Speech to The Reality of Everything symposium

The last census showed 33,000 children suffered from severe housing deprivation.

Neoliberalism's attempt to make self-interest into a governing philosophy has proven to be a disaster, writes Dame Anne Salmond, but alternatives do exist

I've saved $2 a day by owning and driving an electric vehicle – even before petrol prices spiked above $3 a litre, Marc Daalder writes.

National is polling at 28.4% but its leader won’t leave. Where is the ambition for outcomes? The growth mindset?

Billionaires, secrets, conspiracy theories, denials of racism, contempt of court and twists at every turn. This case had it all.

NZIER survey finds gap between business' awful experienced activity & still-hopeful expectations widens again to record-high -35%; Lack of demand fears at 11-year high; Architects' confidence slumps

The architect of 1991's 'mother of all budgets' did immense damage to the country’s most vulnerable.