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Fact check: The prime minister’s parents let him stay up late to watch State of OriginQuestion for the right honourable Christopher Luxon: name three players.By Calum Henderson | 17th February, 2026Production editor
OpinionThe government’s infrastructure plan points the blame at the governmentThe National Infrastructure Plan, released today, sets out a vision for a more efficient, affordable future. But is infrastructure minister Chris Bishop willing to accept that he is part of the problem? By Joel MacManus | 17th February, 2026Senior writer
The iwi-run savings scheme giving Ngāi Tahu kids a kick-startNow in its 20th year, Whai Rawa has more than 38,000 members with $200 million saved.By Max Rashbrooke | 17th February, 2026Contributing writer
The cost of being: A lawyer whose New Year’s resolution is off to a rocky start'I promised myself this was going to be the year I finally committed to cooking. Hasn’t gone well so far.'By The Cost of Being | 17th February, 2026Guest writer
Wellington emerges from the worst as the storm’s focus shifts southThe capital is in clean-up mode after being pummelled by wind and rain – now it's coastal Canterbury and Otago in the firing line.By Catherine McGregor | 17th February, 2026Contributing writer
Auckland airport is surrounded by roads named after men. I set out to change thatA turbulent endeavour to raise up the names of women aviators.By Jay Crangle | 17th February, 2026Guest writer
OpinionIf Labour wants the Māori seats back, it needs to win over a new generationA digitally fluent, politically literate Māori generation is reshaping power.By Te Rina Ruka-Triponel | 17th February, 2026Guest writer
One man, one instinct, one umbrella: When everything changed for Christopher LuxonNot all heroes wear capes. Sometimes they carry umbrellas. By Toby Manhire | 16th February, 2026Editor-at-large
New To Streaming: What to watch on Netflix NZ, Neon and more this weekIncluding a Channing Tatum true crime caper and a Stephen King classic. By Thomas Giblin | 16th February, 2026Guest writer
New Zealand emergency rooms: No place for old men (or women)Arriving at a hospital emergency department can spell the start of a downward spiral for elderly people. Can't we do things differently? Yes, according to two NZ hospitals.By Venetia Sherson | 10th February, 2026Contributing writer
Allbirds at 10: How a $6 billion sustainable footwear dream unravelledA decade on from those first wool sneakers, let’s trace the road from 2016 to 2026.By Emma Gleason | 9th February, 2026Contributing writer
The unshakeable Sunny KaushalHow one man complained himself into a top job and changed the Crimes Act.By Madeleine Chapman | 9th February, 2026Special correspondent
OpinionWaitangi remembers. Politics moves onFrom Treaty talk to funding threats, how Waitangi politics actually plays out over time.By Liam Rātana | 5th February, 2026Ātea editor