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Editorial: NZ cities face talent drain as young workers prioritise lifestyle, flexibility

OPINION: Workplaces are making changes for younger workers, why aren't our cities?

Editorial: Stricter sale regulations needed as alcohol harm costs soar

OPINION: The Government has done a U-turn on reduced off-licence trading hours.

Editorial: Never spurn the chance to rewrite the history books

OPINION: The magical 1000-run mark wasn't out of the question, but NZ didn't even try.

Editorial: Northland is often our forgotten region, now it needs our help

OPINION: There has been a spike in violent crime in Northland this year, straining police.

Editorial: Blacks Caps have options but fans want Williamson to make more history

OPINION: We long for a New Zealander to break the barrier of 10,000 test runs.

Editorial: Labour's inaction is infuriating when we want cross-party collaboration

OPINION: Did Prime not think an overhaul of NCEA was worthy of her time and attention?

Editorial: Are emergency housing policies in need of tweaking?

OPINION: Minister Chris Bishop is open to changing emergency housing policies.

Editorial: Is it time to curb our fast-fashion addiction?

OPINION: Kiwis send about 180,000 tonnes of clothing & textile waste to landfills yearly.

Editorial: Rebuilding trust key to tackling vaccine hesitancy

OPINION: Nationally, 77% of children were vaccinated by 24 months old last year.

Editorial: Dropkicks? Shouldn’t we make it easier for people to vote?

OPINION: Perhaps laws that restrict opportunity to vote should require a supermajority.

Editorial: Address signs of leaky homes 2.0 before the rot sets in

OPINION: Building inspectors seeing more low-quality work fear history repeating.

Editorial: The growing reliance on the bank of children for retirement

OPINION: Families are buying tiny houses for ageing parents to help reduce costs.

Editorial: Can citizens’ assemblies improve local government decision-making?

OPINION: Whanganui's council paid 40 people $500 to come up with a recommendation or two.

Editorial: Time to ditch workplace ‘bring a plate’ functions?

OPINION: A catered morning tea for staff is better than playing potluck.

Editorial: Can you afford to die?

OPINION: A 'very modest' burial can cost $10,000.

Editorial: It may be too late to save NCEA

OPINION: Officials report more than 250,000 students skipped exams last year.