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Matthew Hooton: Why are we still waiting for Ardern's 'transformation'?
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Kate MacNamara: Trade talks between NZ and the UK get tougher
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Roger Partridge: Counting the cost of NZ's failed maths experiment
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Fran O'Sullivan: Air NZ lawyers up for deep dig into Saudi fiasco
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Richard Prebble: Central planning will not get NZ to zero emissions
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Sasha Borissenko: Tackling racism barrier to Maori wards
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Ben Kepes: Ideas are the easy part. Execution is what counts
When you have a great idea, but zero idea how to actually fulfil it.
Heather Shotter: Making the case for Palmerston North
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Steven Joyce: Covid quarantine system bordering on a farce
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Fran O'Sullivan: Time to look beyond the grievances
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