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Opinion: The problem of ‘ghost homes’ - a useful housing tax is being overlooked
OPINION: We need to start seriously considering a tax on empty houses.
'Dumba**': Tāme Iti fights back after presenter's shocking move
One castaway has made the most shocking and questionable decision in CTI history.
'Mum, can you play with me?': Why it's important to play with your kids
Playing with kids can be hard for parents, but it is vitally important to help them grow.
Why don’t people leave bad jobs?
Financial Times: More work security might make the labour market more flexible, not less.
Middle NZ: The circle of life moves us
Epsom salt baths and separating her from the flock couldn't save her. But then, new life.
Barney Irvine: Five waste and recycling priorities for the next Govt
OPINION: There's a need for a nationwide public education campaign on recycling.
Richard Prebble: Mass immigration isn’t working - we need to get more Kiwis into jobs
OPINION: We are economically going backwards and so too is our quality of life.
Letters: On crime, climate, a stadium, grey power and men's health
OPINION: Letters and premium debate on the All Blacks and more.
Editorial: Food bins a small but collectively big step to tackle waste
The biggest slice of food waste comes from households.
Steve Braunias: Searching for an ounce of charisma in the leaders’ debate
OPINION: There was a very exciting coat hanger incident that set the bar.
Invercargill's 'Banksy' may escape conviction
The man, dubbed Invercargill's answer to Banksy, has been accused of wilful damage.
Audrey Young: First leaders debate tonight is Luxon's to lose
OPINION: The pressure is on Chris Hipkins to play a blinder tonight.
I met Russell Brand - there were red flags, but trial by media makes me uneasy
OPINION: Is social media jumping the verdict gun on Brand allegations?
Confessions of a Netball Dad: What I learned from writing about my daughter’s toxic school
'Netball Dad' reflects on what he learned across his series on school sport.
Can National improve reading and writing in schools with new policy?
OPINION: National Party has vowed to shake up how children are taught to read and write.
Opinion: Alabama has a horrible new way of killing people on death row
New York Times: The method is not even recommended for euthanising dogs and cats.
How I went from sweating in bed with self-loathing to running a marathon
Telegraph: Bryony Gordon's health U-turn began with a walk.
Letters: National’s tax plan, Act’s construction policy, boot camps and what visitors see
OPINION: Letters on protesters, Labour's policies and transport solutions.
Peter Davis: Aim to improve healthcare sits on political common ground
OPINION: Healthcare is one area of agreement in this election.
Editorial: Celebrating women’s achievements amid ongoing struggle for rights
OPINION: Our editorial on women's rights as we mark the 130th anniversary of suffrage.
Simon Wilson: Here's why business should vote Green
OPINION: No one wants a coalition of chaos, so here's why business should be looking left.
Review: Celebrity Treasure Island returns with unexpected star
We are back for a new season in a new location, with new twists and turns. It's all new!
Gregor Paul: The unlikely All Black who is now their most integral player
OPINION: The men with the least glamorous roles are set to be cast as the biggest assets.
Paul Krugman: If inflation is slowing why does the cost of living still feel so bad?
New York Times: Time and memory have a lot to do with perceptions of inflation.
Phil Gifford: The change ABs selectors must make
Phil Gifford presents five talking points from the Rugby World Cup.
Should we give our children an allowance?
Teaching kids ways to manage money should start early.
OPINION: It’s time for politicians to shake off big alcohol’s spell
OPINION: Restrictions, not education, is the way to reduce alcohol harm
Letters: The Warriors, grocery grabs, and privileged crooks
OPINION: On crime, importing tech skills, and hidden policies.
Jarrod Gilbert: I’m still waiting for my horse to make me rich
Jarrod Gilbert on owning a race horse.
Editorial: First debate a chance to size up main leaders
OPINION: It's Chris versus Christopher in what could be a pivotal campaign moment.
Mark Lister: A turning point for the labour market?
OPINION: After a strong few years for the US labour market, cracks are starting to appear.
Gregor Paul: All Blacks have earned a reputation - now time to lose it
They don’t want to be the bad boys of the world game, but they have a discipline problem.