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Bruce Cotterill: Hey coppers. Where the bloody hell are you?
We need more police on the streets.
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Mary Holm: Don’t get caught in the reverse-mortgage trap
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Mike Munro: Luxon dogged by failing to fire talk - even with some Nats
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In historic terms, interest rates aren't actually so high.
Richard Prebble: Why Labour's biggest U-turn will swamp NZ
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Sir Ian Taylor: Slash and learn - the huge forestry opportunity for NZ
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Jane Wrightson not in running for TVNZ role: 'I haven’t been approached'
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Liam Dann: Why Labour’s Budget might be the most radical in 30 years
Labour has rejected the orthodox economic prescription, gently but very clearly.
Diana Clement: Wise up: what you should know about travel debit cards
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Richard Prebble: The new Cold War in New Zealand’s Pacific patch
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Diana Clement: Are your investments green or just greenwashed?
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