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Does National’s new Kiwisaver policy sound familiar?Winston Peters and 2014 Labour would certainly think so.By Madeleine Chapman | 22nd June, 2026Contributing editor
Nicola Willis’s magic money tree and other go-to spending metaphors in NZ politicsUnfurl the money hose and fire up the cash bazooka: it's time for a brief history of parliament's favourite fiscal figures of speech. By Alice Neville | 22nd June, 2026Deputy editor
Who’s your daddy? National’s family meeting has a coalition problemNational wants to be the daddy state, but it can't get rid of the kids.By Lyric Waiwiri-Smith | 22nd June, 2026Politics reporter
The man who brought fish and chips to New ZealandMeet James Henry Pomeroy: inventor, fishmonger, and the man responsible for deep fried blue cod on a southern beach.By Joel MacManus | 21st June, 2026Senior writer
I hate the hairdresser’s, so I’ll invent the barber for womenI will obviously call this invention the Barbara.By Veronica Schmidt | 21st June, 2026Editor
Love, actually, at 25: ‘Even the idea of catching a long haul flight with him is exciting’A 25-year-old in her first relationship is in it for the life.By Love actually | 21st June, 2026Guest writer
Where to eat in Nelson – an insider’s guideThe top food spots in Nelson, from early-morning pies to low-lit whisky bars.By Charlotte Muru-Lanning | 20th June, 2026Contributing writer
Yes, we’re lady gays with kids, but please stop calling us a ‘modern family’We have a 10-year-old daughter together and this has led to a whole barrage of questions. By Kate Langdon | 20th June, 2026Guest writer
‘She’s out there vibing’: Amber Esau and Coco Solid in conversation'We’re just Venn Diagramming our ways to where the parts of our wakas overlap.'By Amber EsauGuest writer & Coco Solid | 20th June, 2026Guest writer
The greatest hits of Matthew Hooton, the new editor of The PostWho is the new editor of Wellington's newspaper? He is many, many, many things.By Toby Manhire | 15th June, 2026Editor-at-large
The rugby league club where reo Māori is spoken firstAccessing mainstream sports competitions can be difficult for players with te reo Māori as their first language. In the depths of West Auckland, one club is going against the grain.By Liam Rātana | 15th June, 2026Ātea editor
Why you can pry my VHS collection from my cold dead handsIt's the most cumbersome, fallible format available on the market – and I can't get enough. By Alex Casey | 14th June, 2026Senior writer
OpinionWhy the supreme court was not ‘totally out of line’ in its climate case rulingThe judges acknowledged that Mike Smith’s claim faced serious obstacles. But they thought it deserved a trial.By Steven Price | 11th June, 2026Guest writer