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Bryce Wilkinson writes: Imagine two farmers, each with a plot of land. One farmer finds ways to make his land just 1% more productive each year - a bit better irrigation, a new crop rotation strategy, or a slight improvement in fertiliser use. The other farmer, content with his current methods, sees no need for

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Bryce Wilkinson writes: Senior Fellow Bryce Wilkinson’s analysis reveals that since March 2009, New Zealand has spent $158 billion more overseas than it has earned, but its NIIP has only fallen by $32 billion. Statistics New Zealand shows that receipts from overseas reinsurers have made a significant contribution to funding that $158 billion. “We do

Turlock police organized an online sting that resulted in the arrests.

The online chat operation was conducted Jan. 5-6.

Officials on Monday said they arrested 17 people in connection with an operation meant to catch online child predators.

Officials on Monday said they arrested 17 people in connection with an operation meant to catch online child predators.

ACT is preparing to resurrect its "regulatory responsibility" legislation for the fourth time, despite the idea being consistently rejected since 2007, Jane Kelsey writes.

OPINION Commentators are still evaluating Nicola Willis’ mini-Budget and the opening of the Treasury books. Most provocatively, Herald columnist Matthew...

OPINION As part of its coalition deal with National , the Act Party is preparing to resurrect its “regulatory responsibility” legislation for the fourth...