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A man in a blue suit sits in a car, looking at his phone. An album cover of Shaggy's "It Wasn't Me" appears in the corner. Text at the bottom reads, "all time classic.

The government’s consistent, principled approach to economic data

Two men in suits in front of a colourfully-lit building

The government’s misleading case for rates caps

Christopher Luxon, superimposed over the Auckland Fonterra building and a scientist holding a test tube.

Fonterra boss nabbed science and tech advisory role after texting PM

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

Gone By Lunchtime: New Zealand bestrides the globe, punching above our tightrope

Echo Chamber: Emergency housing, climate targets and the art of not saying sorry

Lyric Waiwiri-Smith

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Gone By Lunchtime: New polls, old PMs and a sacrificed goat

Hayden Donnell looking old

Radical millennial idea: don’t raise the age of superannuation eligibility

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Gone By Lunchtime: House of C****

Two men are shown in conversation, one wearing casual clothes with headphones, the other in a suit speaking into a microphone, set against a blue background with white triangle patterns.

From tikanga to ‘protocol’: Luxon’s war on the Māorification of Aotearoa

A man labeled "David Seymour" animatedly gestures beside former US president Barack Obama at a podium labeled "Chris Luxon," who is looking back at him unimpressed

Nobody is cutting through government spin like the Act Party