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The number of assaults on New Zealand’s police officers has almost doubled in recent times, amid a climate of violent crime, ram raids, and protests on Par

The number of assaults on New Zealand’s police officers has almost doubled amid a climate of rising violent crime rates, a spike in ram raids and...

Ginny Andersen attempting to justify rising crime rates by saying it's now easier to report offending shows how out of touch the Police Minister is, National’s Justice and acting Police spokesperson Paul Goldsmith says. “Since Labour came to power, ...

Many worry that AI will steal their jobs, but that won't be the case necessarily. It will also bring opportunities

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Keir Starmer has decided not to scrap university tuition fees - and despite what people say, it's a good decision

The Bank of England is often guilty of groupthink because its members have similar CVs. It should welcome people from different backgrounds

Does your boss - or the economy - really need you?

If workers are quiet quitting, its because they have seen bankers get away with getting paid more for doing less.

Last week, anti-Brexit campaigners started complaining about the minuscule economic benefit of joining the CPTPP, but almost no one shaking a fist knows a thing about microeconomics, writes Paul Ormerod