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Editorial: There's a new villain in town this winter and it ain't Covid
The most relatable experience I've had in a long time is the flu, says Karina Cooper.

Opinion: Abortion ruling shows women still have battles to fight
Why do we feel so strongly about something that's occurred in a country across the world?

Comment: Why NZ should go its own way on foreign policy
As ever in world politics, military and economic matters are entwined

Opinion: Number of people in Northland on specialist waitlists 'disappointing'
Shane Reti wants new models of care, funding, targets, accountability and engagement.

Kevin Page: The problem with getting dressed in the dark
Comment: Many is the time I'd turn up with a jersey on inside out or an odd sock.

Comment: Celebrating a lifetime of service
The length of service of our Queen is something to be marvelled at

Vaughan Gunson: Consolidating innovations in digital health will hopefully help improve health outcomes
Seeing doctors in person remains at the heart of patient-centred healthcare.

How the antics of little Mr Chubby Cheeks turned my life upside down
Parenting an energetic toddler isn't always easy but rewarding nonetheless.

Comment: Reconnecting after two years can be bittersweet
One day another meeting, another reunion, and another celebration will take place

Comment: Dining out serves up incredible experience
If there's anything I'd fancy about being super-rich, it would be eating incredible food

Emily Henderson: lobbing missiles, real or verbal, is not leadership
They risked everything to create a safe future for us, the children then unknown.

Shane Reti: Time to employ more nurses
OPINION: The public sector pay freeze has sent ICU nurses offshore.

Kevin Page: Power, pizza and the problem with online shopping
OPINION: 'At this point Mrs P started to tell me off'

Comment: The gloves are off in fight with hardy enemy
Cockroaches are famously durable

Shane Reti: Collaboration key to getting Northland's rural broadband
Big effort needed to get Northland's rural broadband up and running

Editorial: Our frontline heroes deserve to come home safe at the end of the day
Advocate reporter Jaime Lyth reflects on what her Frontline Heroes series has shown her.

Emily Henderson: The courage to pursue a vision is a remarkable thing
There's an opportunity to reconsider the energy future of our whole region

Kevin Page: I bought a chainsaw but now I've got another problem
'I was a super confident king of the forest.'

Sheryl Mai: Whangārei District Council heading to court to oppose Three Waters plan
Court battle for Whangārei District Council over Three Waters reform

Jonny Wilkinson: Another protest has been going on
We felt that finally we would no longer be the poor relation of health.

Shane Reti: No Covid victory parade for cancer patients
Cancer management was already failing to meet the target well before Covid arrived

Kevin Page: It's the thought that counts
Sometimes it can be as simple as a muffin and a card

Joe Bennett: The couple down my street
When you're down the world tends to give you an extra kicking.

Kevin Page: Simple walk gives me a rush of blood to the head
Eventually I got the whole, sorry caravan back to the car.

Joe Bennett: Art imitating life?
We respond to the arm as a living thing. We like it.

Vaughan Gunson: Good to see our drinking culture moving closer to the French or Italian model
Health authorities worldwide are telling us to stay away from the booze.

Kevin Page: Back on the Open Home Trail
Garish paint, unusual décor and dog poos on the carpet. Kevin Page on the Open Homes Trail