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Letters: Labour’s election loss, Ardern’s record, doomsday disaster, and Ian Foster

OPINION: Letters on Simon Wilson, Massey University, RWC final and infrastructure.

Gregor Paul: How the All Blacks turned it around after woeful 2022

OPINION: The All Blacks stopped listening to the naysayers and merchants of doom.

Why is Bitcoin going up?

Bitcoin prices jumped 12 per cent on Monday alone - this is why.

My father didn’t want to live if he had dementia. But then he had it

New York Times: Dr Sandeep Jauhar's family faced an agonising choice - and couldn't agree.

Who are the ‘kōhanga reo generation’?

The 2023 election saw a changing of the guard in Māori political representation.

Want to keep working after age 65? You're better off in NZ than Aus

If you want to keep working after 65, stay in New Zealand.

Letters: Auckland downtown carpark, Jacinda Ardern, TVNZ Sunday, and fresh water

OPINION: Letters on Middle East, rugby, speed limit and mortgage.

Robert MacCulloch: New thinking is required to take NZ forward

OPINION: What will happen to our nation and economy the next three years?

Can getting up at 5am every day vastly improve your health?

OPINION: Too busy, in danger of burning out, I joined the early-morning riser’s club.

Viv Beck: Time of reckoning for Auckland’s city centre

OPINION: Tensions are growing, and concerns need to be voiced – popular or not.

Letters: Humanity, boring rugby and gang patches

OPINION: On railways, Kiri Allan, and climate change.

Editorial: Southern giants tightening long-term grip on World Cup success

OPINION: New Zealand and South Africa both know better than the rest what works to win.

Rob Rattenbury: Every politician has their day

OPINION: Politicians come and go, they have their moments in the sun then usually fade.

Matt Heath: An article on giving up on your summer body

OPINION: To enjoy long-term health and fitness, we need boring, doable, permanent change.

Liam Dann: Is Luxon about to get lucky with soft economic landing?

OPINION: I didn’t expect NZ to get back on track so quickly - and Luxon isn't even PM yet.

Sasha Borissenko: It’s not the alcohol, it’s the culture

OPINION: Alcohol is a red herring when it comes to stopping sexual harassment at work.