Public Policy
How reliable are New Zealand’s polls? A look at who’s asking and how, as the country heads into election day
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How reliable are New Zealand’s polls? A look at who’s asking and how, as the country heads into election day
Election countdown: Over 1.4 million early votes cast, National and ACT both surpass $2 million in big political donations
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Election countdown: Over 1.4 million early votes cast, National and ACT both surpass $2 million in big political donations
US midterms: After two years of unchecked Trump we’ll now see if Congress can reassert its democratic role
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US midterms: After two years of unchecked Trump we’ll now see if Congress can reassert its democratic role
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Latest Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll delivers hung Parliament, Luxon rules out NZ First's Michael Laws from his Cabinet after 'stupid' Opportunity comment
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Latest Taxpayers' Union-Curia Poll delivers hung Parliament, Luxon rules out NZ First's Michael Laws from his Cabinet after 'stupid' Opportunity comment
The Financial Markets Authority says it wants to increase transparency and improve confidence in the market regulator by publishing board members' conflicts of interest
The Financial Markets Authority says it wants to increase transparency and improve confidence in the market regulator by publishing board members' conflicts of interest
National and Labour neck and neck as minor parties battle it out in latest 1News poll
For the third Ipsos poll in a row, Labour leads across all five top issues such as inflation and the economy as political parties make final election campaign push
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For the third Ipsos poll in a row, Labour leads across all five top issues such as inflation and the economy as political parties make final election campaign push
New Zealanders are voting for a 'vibe' that even our most experienced pollsters are struggling to measure
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New Zealanders are voting for a 'vibe' that even our most experienced pollsters are struggling to measure
Seventy years ago the Suez crisis exposed British relative decline. Today, the Iran conflict could be doing the same for the US, Eoin McLaughlin says
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Seventy years ago the Suez crisis exposed British relative decline. Today, the Iran conflict could be doing the same for the US, Eoin McLaughlin says
Earl Bardsley wonders whether a new government may give offshore wind farms the type of leg up the current government is giving LNG
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Earl Bardsley wonders whether a new government may give offshore wind farms the type of leg up the current government is giving LNG
Why Donald Trump’s foreign policy could cost Republicans in the midterm elections
Winston Peters endorses Chris Bishop, calls for deeper SME tax cuts and rules out Opportunity, while Finance Minister speculation swirls a week before the election
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Winston Peters endorses Chris Bishop, calls for deeper SME tax cuts and rules out Opportunity, while Finance Minister speculation swirls a week before the election
NZ First's Craig Stobo: If you can have different tax rates for personal income… why don't you have similar tax rate differences for businesses?
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NZ First's Craig Stobo: If you can have different tax rates for personal income… why don't you have similar tax rate differences for businesses?
Stephen Roach is heartened by the honest exchange of views at the Bund Summit and sees reason to hope for the post-Trump era
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Stephen Roach is heartened by the honest exchange of views at the Bund Summit and sees reason to hope for the post-Trump era
National dips to 24.8%, Labour on 30.6% support in latest RNZ Poll