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A Burr in the saddle of the govt’s marketing cowboys?

Demanding that public sector health agencies prop up local media instead of using the most effective global platforms is bad public policy, argues Jonathan Milne.

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The story behind National donor Chris Meehan’s sudden exit from his own firm

"I hope this gives others a safe space to come forward," says former executive assistant Leah McCann after a $105,000 authority award.

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The clever ways loyalty programmes are costing you

Today from The Detail: With the cost of living climbing, loyalty programmes are one way we're trying to save money - but they come at a cost

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This week’s bestselling books – June 26

The latest NielsenIQ BookScan chart of NZ books, plus win a memoir by a country doctor.

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‘God as my witness’ – Jones says public land will still be up for development

Changes to the Conservation Amendment Bill preserve a mandate to prioritise development over nature, as Shane Jones vows to open up public land

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‘That’s on me’: Minister does u-turn on conservation land swap and sale provisions

Tama Potaka takes personal responsibility for public outcry over land sales, and says the provisions will be excised from his bill. Fox Meyer reports.

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Burnham’s Brits teach NZ the ultimate political manoeuvre

Today from The Detail: It will be a numbers game this election, which could be decided by strategy, not just votes, reports Amanda Gillies.

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Money does grow on old trees: A first-of-its-kind plan to unlock native forests

Pre-1990 bush land is usually ineligible for carbon credits. But in a rural corner of Hawkes Bay, state farmer Pāmu and BNZ are pioneering an innovative lease of mature indigenous forests to generate voluntary offsets.

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NZ’s wealthiest donors set to rethink giving

The policy affects only a handful of New Zealand's biggest donors. The question isn't how many people are affected - it's whether they'll change how, when and where they give.

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Why satellites should be in our orbit

Comment from Auckland University: NZ already depends on satellite technology but we’re not yet asking the harder questions about resilience, governance, and risk

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From a meal a day to grand final: Mystics defender’s rapid rise

Mystics defender Charlotte Manley opens up about overcoming RED-S, endometriosis, and early doubts ahead of netball's ANZ Premiership grand final against the Steel

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Book of the Week: Too much focus on the evils of Pākehā ancestors

A new book takes on those who argue British settlement has brought a lot of benefit to Māori

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Luxon offers to change bill after conservation land sale backlash

Critics feel the Prime Minister's offer is an empty promise, and wouldn’t extend protections beyond what’s already in the bill.

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$1.7b racing industry review opens starting gates for muddy political race

Despite major NZ First donors pushing for drastic consolidation and tax breaks, Racing Minister Winston Peters says legal reform is a last resort.

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Mr Hill, 84 today, contemplates the end (of writing)

A New Plymouth author lights up 84 candles and hopes that writing resists the threat of dementia

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Six steps to manage illicit tobacco trade

Comment from Otago University: Tobacco industry studies claim the black market is booming, but independent data shows a different story.

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When the mayor next door doesn’t want to get in bed with you

Today from The Detail: As the deadline for council amalgamation looms, councils across the country are making plans – or steadfastly refusing to.

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‘We’ll swallow our ego’: Te Pāti Māori ponders the ultimate tactical sacrifice

Analysis: A one-tick campaign could lead to a one-term govt by deliberately producing an overhang in Parliament to give the left a majority, writes Marc Daalder.

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How the Govt’s wager on AI could backfire

Comment from Victoria University: When Finance Minister Nicola Willis announced 8700 public service job cuts alongside a drive to embed AI across government, it was framed as freeing public servants from drudgery

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Shortchanged: The pay equity investigation

A law changes overnight. Billions of dollars in claims disappear. Who made the call — and why? Shortchanged: The Pay Equity Investigation launches 30 June.

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Sir Keir stammers to an end – can the King of the North restore UK stability?

Analysis: Manchester mayor Andy Burnham’s favourite record is ‘The Queen is Dead’; now he too could accede unopposed to power. Jonathan Milne assesses what it means for relations with NZ and the Commonwealth.

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Twelve policy questions to ask political parties ahead of the election

The economy and cost of living dominate political debate in the leadup to the November election - but issues of democracy, transparency and scrutiny are vital

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Dealing with a predator in the Navy

A naval officer reflects on investigating cases of sexual violence in an extract from his new memoir

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Conservation Amendment Bill exposes lack of independent oversight

Comment: Why has it been okay to leave the most precious parts of the country, and a substantial part of our economy, to the whims of DoC?

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Bold report maps path to utopia, but is anyone listening?

Today from The Detail: Taxing billionaires, solving the energy crisis, working fewer hours and being happy with what we've got – it's the recipe for future success, according to a new report.

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