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Power Play: The industry’s lobbying takes shape

In the third instalment of our latest Who Benefits series, we look at the extent of electricity industry lobbying for desired outcomes from this Govt

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Kiwi dame to handcycle 3000 miles across US – for every young wheelie

Former NZ equestrian Dame Catriona Williams is handcycling through 9 US states raising funds for spinal cord injury research, driven by her quest to walk again.

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Hipkins promises small businesses a ticket to the ‘AI revolution’

Labour leader pitches AI funding small businesses in Rotorua, but one local owner says protection from big tech exploitation is the real need

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Polkinghorne: The longest day

Dr Philip Polkinghorne gave evidence in a long, tense day at the coronial inquest into the death of his wife, Pauline Hanna

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The National ministers who could dethrone Christopher Luxon as PM

Analysis: Who could put their hand up to become the next National Party leader – and what would they bring to the table?

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National MPs face brutal maths as Luxon fights for survival

Campaign observer: So you're a backbench National Party MP considering whether to roll Christopher Luxon. How should you make your decision?

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Luxon’s hard-luck story not really that hard

Analysis: The Prime Minister is trying to build a brand around having overcome adversity. But did he?

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Luxon calls urgent caucus meeting amid leadership speculation

Decrying the ‘division and disunity’ associated with threats to his role, the Prime Minister and National Party leader orders MPs to gather in Wellington

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Power Play: A new hope for renewable electricity

In the second instalment of our latest Who Benefits series, we delve into the direct connection between the electricity industry, politicians and government officials

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The Kiwis who don’t complain

Today from The Detail: Know your rights - or you could be one of those New Zealanders who collectively lose tens of millions by refusing to complain.

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The horses of Hastings

Stables, saddles, love at first sight: an excerpt from a new book about life at the racecourse

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Polkinghorne: The questions that need asking

Dr Philip Polkinghorne is about to be cross-examined on the death of his wife

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Power play: How energy-rich NZ became so expensive for electricity

In the latest of our series examining who shaped major policies and who benefited, we turn to the reforms in the electricity industry

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Campaign Cut-through: Money alone won’t secure NZ’s infrastructure

Fro Otago University - Comment: Pouring billions into infrastructure can’t prevent disaster if NZ keeps waiting for assets to break, writes Dr Xun Xiao.

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Let’s save AI use for the solutions, not the gimmicks

If data centres are on track to consume a significant amount of the world’s electricity, land and freshwater – do we need to rethink how we're using AI?

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NZ tech leaders want a nuclear-free moment for AI

Today from The Detail: A gathering in Auckland of business and tech experts raises some awkward questions over our embrace of artificial intelligence

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Surrey prize doubled, plus: Māpua!

Māpua gets in on the act as NZ's most alluring writers residency now has twice the money and nights

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National presses fiscal attack as questions over Luxon leadership remain

Comment: As National and Labour battle weak polling and uninspiring leaders, the major parties have spent as much time attacking the other’s weak spots as promoting their own plans

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Where is she now? Olympian Chantal Brunner

Olympian Chantal Brunner recognises the advice our Commonwealth gold medalist Zoe Hobbs received to ditch sprinting - and is delighted she resisted.

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As Trump creates global chaos, China sees a chance to influence NZ

Today from The Detail: Trump's gift to China, and the 'unenviable position' it leaves for New Zealand

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Campaign Cut-through: MMP needs fixing, not ditching

From Otago University - Comment: Luxon's call for an MMP referendum sidesteps critical electoral repairs in favour of a major political power grab, writes Dr Michael Swanson.

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Kate De Goldi on the reading crisis

Even teachers are experiencing a steep decline in reading for pleasure but a prominent writer is determined to rebuild a nation of readers

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The Secret Diary of .. Sheriff Luxon

A cowboy adventure starring Winston the Old Kid

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An Ode for .. King Lux

We cross live to the Royal Palace

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Polkinghorne: Waiting for the man

Philip Polkinghorne is set to give evidence next week at the coronial inquest into his wife's death

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