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Xinjiang – we’ve gone about as far as we can go, for now
Pattrick Smellie | Wed, 05 May 2021

NZ is starting to test the limits of Chinese tolerance for criticism, with a step-change in political positioning on our largest trading partner's human rights abuses.

Three-year pay freeze for public servants on $100,000-plus
Three-year pay freeze for public servants on $100,000-plus Pattrick Smellie
Infrastructure plans facing 'significant cost escalation'
Infrastructure plans facing 'significant cost escalation' Jenny Ruth
KiwiRail chair Brian Corban has died: 'A mighty kauri has fallen'
KiwiRail chair Brian Corban has died: 'A mighty kauri has fallen' Jacques Steenkamp
KiwiRail chair Brian Corban has passed away
KiwiRail chair Brian Corban has passed away Staff reporters
Bidenomics: seismic shift or Trumpist nationalism retooled?
Bidenomics: seismic shift or Trumpist nationalism retooled? Pattrick Smellie
'Internal Chinese matters should not be interfered with' – Wu
'Internal Chinese matters should not be interfered with' – Wu Pattrick Smellie
THE CHART: Public service pay increases outstrip private sector
THE CHART: Public service pay increases outstrip private sector Andy Fyers
Govt ignored HUD advice on measures to deter landlords
Govt ignored HUD advice on measures to deter landlords Jenny Ruth
NZ and US should ‘quickly deepen’ relationship: Ardern
NZ and US should ‘quickly deepen’ relationship: Ardern Pattrick Smellie
The East-West dilemma our tech companies increasingly face
The East-West dilemma our tech companies increasingly face Peter Griffin
Housing market an RBNZ 'second tier' consideration: Robertson
Housing market an RBNZ 'second tier' consideration: Robertson Jenny Ruth
Biggest local govt shake-up in a generation looms
Biggest local govt shake-up in a generation looms Pattrick Smellie
Uncertainty reigns in Samoan politics
Uncertainty reigns in Samoan politics James Robertson
Auditor-general pots govt on Ihumātao spending
Staff reporters | Tue, 20 Apr 2021

The government spent money unlawfully to buy property at the heart of a protracted Māori land dispute at Ihumātao, the auditor-general has ruled.

A million temp workers in Australia could apply to work in NZ
A million temp workers in Australia could apply to work in NZ Jacques Steenkamp
India flights suspended, community outraged
India flights suspended, community outraged Paul McBeth
Investor visa priority equals billion dollar boost to economy
Investor visa priority equals billion dollar boost to economy Jacques Steenkamp
'Low-level' bullying at govt venture fund
'Low-level' bullying at govt venture fund Staff reporters
The last thing renters need is another reason for an increase
The last thing renters need is another reason for an increase Andy Fyers
Brightline test reform ‘worse than doing nothing’: Treasury
Brightline test reform ‘worse than doing nothing’: Treasury Pattrick Smellie
Wake Up Call: Waiting for a housing hero
Wake Up Call: Waiting for a housing hero Staff reporters
Officials warn carbon neutral public sector by 2025 not feasible
Officials warn carbon neutral public sector by 2025 not feasible Ian Llewellyn
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