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Ram raid threat: Is it time for harsher punishments and law changes?

Knee-jerk policies rarely address the root of the problem, criminology expert says.

The Front Page: Double whammy hits first-home buyers

Negative equity and rising rates illustrate the pressure on first-home buyers.

NZ's low literacy rate is bad news for the economy

Literacy and numeracy are fundamental in terms of getting people into the workforce.

'Ambitious' but 'deluded': Uffindell and Sharma mess shows the risk of first-term MPs

The names Sam Uffindell and Gaurav Sharma weren't familiar to many before this week.

Convenience or curse: Is Uber's '$1.2b impact' worth it for NZ?

Uber is undoubtedly convenient - but at what cost?

History repeating itself - new Diana doco with eerie similarities to Harry and Meghan

A new documentary unsurfaces old footage to offer a modern insight on a 25-year-old story.

Forget the All Blacks - these are the sports stars that need our support

Many of NZ's sporting heroes don't have the resources they need to succeed.

Kiwis on benefit: Are some of us really too lazy to work?

Welfare has again become a hot-button political issue.

Kiwi journalist in Ukraine: 'No one expects peace anytime soon'

The news cycle in the West might be moving on, but the struggle continues.

Monkeypox: Is NZ ready for the virus that can lurk in your bed linen?

How worried should we be about the global outbreak of another virus?

Greens leadership battle: Why Labour will be sweating fate of Shaw

A new leader of the Greens could impact Labour's re-election hopes.

Access denied: Businesses, migrants left hanging amid Govt's immigration reset

Revamp of investor visa, plan to scrap partnership work visa send clear message.

Euthanasia: Is choosing to die still too difficult?

Euthanasia might be legal, but the discussion is far from over.

Health crisis or not: Here's what doctors, nurses need right now

Whether called a health crisis or not, Dr Samantha Murton wants to see Govt take action.

'Food, fuel, housing': How much longer will the inflation pain last?

Inflation may have reached its peak, but the pain will linger.

'Outbreak of gloom': Why everything in NZ feels so bad right now

New Zealand currently finds itself in a negative funk.

Ian Foster, Sam Cane, or high expectations - what's to blame for All Blacks fiasco?

All Blacks head coach Ian Foster faces an uncertain future.

Gangs, ram raids, random attacks: Is crime really on the rise?

Jared Savage explains what the new rules will and won't do.