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Best Prime Day mini PC deals: Save big on tiny computers
Amazon Prime Day is one of the best times of the year to score a mini PC deal. These compact machines have exploded in popularity thanks to their tiny footprints, surprisingly strong performance, and wallet-friendly prices. Whether you need a capable productivity box, a living-room PC, or even a compact...

The Super bill is staggering. See how much it costs us in the time it takes to read this article
Every second Tuesday, the Government pays about $1 billion in superannuation costs.

‘Sliding towards 25%’: Winston Peters attacks ‘desperate’ National
NZ First leader Winston Peters says the National Party is acting in “desperate” ways due to poor polling, after its campaign chair referred to NZ First and ACT as squabbling siblings who needed the oversight of their parents.

Would NZ First form a government with Labour? Winston Peters calls that a ‘w....r question’
NZ First leader Winston Peters hit out at what he described as a “w...er question” during an interview with NZME on Tuesday.

Luxon says he wants to ‘win everywhere’, but here's why National mightn't want to
The National Party insists it will run a “two ticks blue” campaign in every general electorate.

Labour MP claims MBIE bombshell bigger than just misleading Minister
Labour MP Phil Twyford has revealed that officials mislead the education and workforce select committee earlier this year.

Revealed: Millions in taxpayer dollars sent offshore to Big Tech
Foreign big tech companies that operate in New Zealand divert the vast majority of their revenue offshore - typically via an Irish or Singaporean subsidiary - as ‘licensing fees’, ‘purchases’ or ‘service fees’.

‘It’s called New Zealand First’: Peters demands crackdown on Big Tech tax after Stuff investigation
Minister of Foreign Affairs Winston Peters says that Big Tech companies are not paying enough tax in New Zealand.

You have questions about National’s KiwiSaver plan, and Nicola Willis answered them
National has promised to overhaul KiwiSaver is re-elected in November, making it mandatory for all workers and lifting the combined contribution rates to 12%

‘We don’t talk about polls’: Luxon brushes off 29% result
Welcome to Stuff's live coverage of politicians reacting to the 1News Verian Poll.

Fifa World Cup: Scotland v Brazil live updates of Group C clash in Miami
Live updates of the World Cup clash between Brazil and Scotland.

Fifa World Cup: Morocco v Haiti live updates of Group C clash in Atlanta
Live updates of the World Cup clash between Morocco and Haiti

Winston Peters raises alarm with Israel over minister’s call for Lebanon to ‘burn’
Winston Peters has directly raised New Zealand’s concerns with Israel after a senior minister declared “all of Lebanon must burn”.

‘No to wealth taxes and inheritance taxes’: Hipkins draws red line on Greens’ proposals
Labour leader Chris Hipkins is distancing his party from the suite of tax policies announced by the Green Party over the weekend.

‘I did not complain’: Louise Upston says she only sought rule clarification over Stuff photo
Upston says neither she nor her office complained about the Stuff photograph that led to a threatened suspension of Stuff’s political team.

Coalition out in new poll despite slump in Labour support
The coalition would lose power on the numbers of the new 1News Verian Poll, and the rebranded Opportunity party is close to jumping the 5% hurdle into Parliament.

In the political universe, a newly-discovered fiscal hole is a wonder to behold
New Zealand politicians love a fiscal hole. In fact, recent history is littered with accusations of accounting errors, costing miscalculations, and financial holes.

Poll: Voters wary of AI job cuts despite backing fewer government departments
The public is wary on the Government’s push to reduce public servant numbers by using AI - but they do think there are too many departments.