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SCOTS have every right to be passionate about Saltires being replaced with Union flags on products as national branding is an “integral part of…

Companies and shareholders associated with the government’s fast-track projects gave more than $500,000 in donations to National, ACT and New Zealand First, according to a recent analysis by RNZ.

SCOTS have shared their disgust online over Union flags being advertised on Scottish fruit rather than a Saltire ...

THE Scottish council overseeing the controversial development of Taymouth Castle has withdrawn three key documents from three different planning…

THE National is giving away four free tickets to see the Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk exhibition including a special guided tour, followed by a…

We reveal the cost of being a Formula 1 fan in this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (17 October).How much does it cost to follow F1 in 2024? It’s a complicated question with multiple variables, including where you live and how you like to enjoy your sport, but it’s one…

With the recent establishment of a new Social Investment Agency – described as a “driving project” for the government by Finance Minister Nicola Willis – it seems New Zealand has come full circle on this approach to social welfare.

THREE leading engineers are launching a brand new monthly column for The National, which will look in depth at energy policy and industrial strategy…

National MP Greg Fleming said he’d "lie on the tracks" to stop a rail project cleaving Auckland's Onehunga. Now that project is on his Govt’s fast-track list.

AN INTERNATIONAL charity which aims to provide humanitarian aid to Palestinians has published a detailed report on how it has helped the people from…

A FORMER Labour minister has provoked outrage after calling the late former first minister Alex Salmond an “ethno-nationalist” and comparing…