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Luxon’s rare business apology exposes deeper political weakness

Comment: The PM’s apology to Kiwi businesses shows the damage his remarks may have done – but Winston Peters may yet do more damage to coalition dynamics

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Mhairi Black on why you should subscribe to The National today

Writing for The National is a privilege, especially knowing how much work goes on behind the scenes.

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New Zealand legislation making English an official language ridiculed as ‘pathetic’

Passing of bill gives English same status as Māori and sign language but, with it already spoken by 95% of country, critics call it ‘a pointless exercise’

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Yes figures reject SNP MP’s hung Westminster parliament route to independence

AN SNP MP’s claim that a hung Parliament in Westminster could create an opportunity for a future independence referendum has been rejected by…

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Google 'rolls back' new Earth AI tool following misinformation fears

GOOGLE has rolled back its new Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool that allowed people to create fake scenarios on top of real-life satellite imagery…

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Experts slam Google after AI image update sparks misinformation fears

GOOGLE has released a new feature allowing users to implant fake scenarios onto real-life satellite imagery using Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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Bella Caledonia on why you should subscribe to The National for just £20

The National has grown to be an indispensable asset for the independence movement, fearlessly exposing the injustices of the Union, and a virtual…

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Our new series explores how we can transform public transport in Scotland

THE National is launching a new investigative series exploring how we can transform public transport in Scotland.

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As coalition troubles brew, National loses its economic shield to Labour

New polling shows Labour leading National on all five top voter issues, including economic management, creating a tough path to election day

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Lesley Riddoch on why you should subscribe to The National for £20 a year

TWELVE years after the independence referendum it's extraordinary there's still just one newspaper supporting and exploring the political…

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Reform UK councillor 'advised' Glasgow vigilante street patrol group

A REFORM UK councillor who recently shared a stage with a member of a “neo-Nazi” party at a Glasgow demonstration has also “advised” a…

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Edinburgh festival took £600k in Scottish taxpayer funding before moving to England

THE Edinburgh TV Festival received almost £600,000 in funding from the Scottish Government before its organisers announced it would be relocated to…

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'Fantastic coverage': Jeremy Corbyn on why you should subscribe to The National

OUR Black Friday sale is now live and it’s an absolute bargain – £20 for a whole year of top coverage ...

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Iraq Advances Gas Field Deal With ConocoPhillips, Moves Forward With Mediterranean Pipeline To Bypass Hormuz Risks

Iraq will begin discussions with a consortium including ConocoPhillips Co. (NYSE:COP) on the exploration and development of the Akkas field and its surrounding areas, the country’s cabinet said.

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The Labour Together key players still in Andy Burnham's UK Cabinet

ANDY Burnham’s Cabinet still features five MPs who were key players in the scandal-hit Labour Together movement, with an expert casting doubt on…

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Why Parliament’s ‘bad guy’ playbook fails women

Comment: Condemning Stuart Nash's misogynistic text was easy, but the coalition's record on equal pay and family violence tells a more troubling story

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How many of Andy Burnham's Cabinet are Labour Friends of Israel backers? See the list

MORE than a third of Andy Burnham’s new Cabinet are supporters of an influential Labour Party pro-Israel lobbying group, The National can reveal.

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NZ has the sunshine, the tech and the expertise for solar – but not the political will

Comment from Auckland University: Australia has 4.4m solar homes while NZ sits at just 75,000. Here are 10 policy steps needed to unlock rooftop energy.

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Wes Streeting took thousands from donors with links to arms firms and Palantir

WES Streeting took tens of thousands of pounds from donors with links to arms firms and controversial US tech firm Palantir, The National can reveal…

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Auckland’s ‘shambolic’ quest for more housing has an upside for Bishop

Auckland councillors settle on yet another solution to intensify housing in the city, a plan closer to what National minister Chris Bishop had been seeking

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Staying pink or turning blue again? The battle for the seat of Tāmaki

Act’s victory in Tāmaki electorate at the 2023 election was a major blow to National Party pride. The blue team wants revenge in 2026.

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Flags fly in Glasgow to highlight Commonwealth states criminalising same-sex intimacy

NATIONAL flags representing the 28 Commonwealth member states that criminalise consensual same-sex intimacy will fly in central Glasgow during the…

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NZ First campaign offers showgirls, sparklers and the distant promise of prosperity

The nationalist, populist party asks its opponents to give me your tired, your poor, your angry masses yearning to speak free

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Feeling abandoned, former opponents unite under the banner of NZ First

Former ministers from Labour and National find a second home in NZ First, but the party’s success may come at the cost of ministers who brought it this far

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Reform MSP Thomas Kerr accepts invite to join 'fascist street patrol'

Reform UK's deputy Scottish leader Thomas Kerr is set to go on a 'vigilante' street patrol organised by a fascist anti-immigration…

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