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A review of things you need to know before you sign off on Friday; more retail rate cuts, more holiday interruptions, eyes on some large equity retreats, swaps little-changed, NZD stable, & more

The political year has barely begun, but 2024 already seems set to be dominated by discussions of the Treaty of Waitangi’s place in New Zealand. As part of...

By RNZ Members of a Far North iwi have vowed to continue their protests against a popular fishing contest this weekend. At least 30 members of Ngāti Kahu...

It’s not easy being Green for Shaw I couldn’t agree more with Fran O’Sullivan’s critique of the Green Party ( Weekend Herald , Jan 20). Many...

Nigel Biggar's sophisticated history of British colonialism does not ignore the many benefits reaped by the recipients. His work is relevant to all Western nations, now threatened by faux radicals.

OPINION I always enjoyed going to Waitangi for the annual celebrations. Notwithstanding what we often see on the small screen, the day itself has a relaxed...

OPINION As he took what is probably the first real holiday of his adult life, Labour leader Chris Hipkins may have felt an unfamiliar feeling: irrelevance....

Momentum building in the US economy but leaking in China's; Singapore has its struggles too; Chocolate and insurance costs buck overall inflation trends; UST 10yr 4.16%; gold and oil up; NZ$1 = 61 USc; TWI-5 = 69.9

A church in Eltham will be filled with songs of praise in te reo Māori and English at a special bilingual service on Waitangi Day. Central Taranaki Anglican...

I reckon that even if ACT leader David Seymour had gone to the Rātana Church celebrations yesterday, he wouldn’t have batted an eyelid. 
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