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Kerre Woodham: Willis and Richardson debating would be a pointless waste of time
Kerre Woodham: Willis and Richardson debating would be a pointless waste of time

Do you see any advantage or benefit to the country in having a former Finance Minister and the current one debating fiscal policy? 

The current Finan…

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Kerre Woodham: Beyond the headlines of the cancer report
Kerre Woodham: Beyond the headlines of the cancer report

Whenever I hear or read news headlines these days, I know that the headlines will be just that for so many people. Headlines. People won't hear or th…

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Phil Lester: Victoria University Ecology and Entomology Professor on the efforts to stamp out yellow-legged hornets
Phil Lester: Victoria University Ecology and Entomology Professor on the efforts to stamp out yellow-legged hornets

Efforts to stamp out yellow-legged hornets in New Zealand are widening. 

Biodiversity New Zealand is expanding the 5-kilometre surveillance zone in G…

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Josie Spillane: Highlands Motorsport CEO on the Street Smart driving programme, lottery
Josie Spillane: Highlands Motorsport CEO on the Street Smart driving programme, lottery

The Street Smart programme is a hands-on, one-day driver training course for young drivers, teaching crucial real-world skills beyond basic testing, …

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Hamish Firth: Mt Hobson Group Director on the Government's RMA reforms
Hamish Firth: Mt Hobson Group Director on the Government's RMA reforms

An urban planner says the Government’s RMA reforms are well overdue.  

It's unveiled plans to replace current Resource Management Act laws with two n…

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Kerre Woodham: The Supreme Court ruling on disabled carers makes sense
Kerre Woodham: The Supreme Court ruling on disabled carers makes sense

Two parents who care for their severely disabled adult children have been recognised as homeworkers and are now entitled to receive the minimum wage,…

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Kerre Woodham: Is there still a place for Te Pāti Māori in Parliament?
Kerre Woodham: Is there still a place for Te Pāti Māori in Parliament?

2024 was an epic annus horribilis for the Greens - you remember Golriz Ghahraman, Darleen Tana, Julie Anne Genter, et al. It went on and on. It was a…

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John MacDonald: Coster has no evidence to back up his claims
John MacDonald: Coster has no evidence to back up his claims

Whether-or-not you saw former police commissioner Andrew Coster’s TV interview yesterday, you’ll know about the allegations he’s making.

He thinks pe…

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Kerre Woodham: Productivity and the great Christmas shutdown
Kerre Woodham: Productivity and the great Christmas shutdown

This morning, I'm going to pretty much let Toss Grumley do the opener for me.  

Who's Toss Grumley? Well, Toss is a New Zealand business advisor and …

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Kerre Woodham: Should convictions for violence be public record?
Kerre Woodham: Should convictions for violence be public record?

Now, surely, it should be a straightforward exercise. You're about to embark on a relationship with someone, and you want to do a police check. Does …

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