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Public Policy / Opinion
Public Policy / Opinion
10th Jul 26, 5:00am
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Natalia Albert argues NZ First's voting rights policy is both xenophobic and a waste of everyone's time
Business / Analysis
Business / Analysis
11th Jul 26, 9:00am
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Poland was one of the fastest growing economies in the EU in 2025, expanding 3.6% in real terms. For the first time in history, Poland's nominal GDP surpassed US$1 tln, now one if the global top 20 economies. MFAT reviews the opportunities for New Zealand
Technology / Opinion
Technology / Opinion
10th Jul 26, 9:06am
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Michael Strain implores recent graduates and younger workers to be physically present at their job
Economy / Opinion
Economy / Opinion
10th Jul 26, 8:00am
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David Mahon finds Chinese development like crossing a river while feeling the stones. China's objectives on the far bank remain clear, but the water level is now higher, the current stronger, and the stones beneath harder to locate
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