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Letters: Nothing iconic about Premier House

OPINION: 'This isn’t an iconic address like 10 Downing Street or 1700 Pennsylvania Ave.'

Simon Wilson: Wayne Brown, the Auckland port and his questionable ‘future fund’

Opinion: The Auckland mayor has a lot of work to do to make his plans for the city stick.

Guns for hire: Rugby's battle with nationality and identity

OPINION: Unpacking rugby's imbalances on and off the field.

Phil Gifford: Talking points after wild Super Round

OPINION: The talking points after the latest round of Super Rugby Pacific.

Jarrod Gilbert: What will happen when gang patches are banned?

OPINION: 'It’s going to be interesting to see how this plays out.'

Socioeconomic factors are a proven cause of absenteeism

OPINION: It’s no secret that schools are desperately underfunded.

Matt Heath: There is such a thing as an honourable hangover

OPINION: The issue of hangovers in the workplace is a nuanced one.

Editorial: Why historic Auckland venue is not a cricketing ‘Garden of Eden’

Eden Park No 1's suitability to host top-level cricket has again been questioned.

Liam Dann: Why do we always have to suffer through this OCR pain?

Is there any good news on the horizon for mortgage holders?

Heather du Plessis-Allan: Why we need to let Newshub go

OPINION: Too many of us are too sentimental to be completely honest about Newshub.

Piha's missing people: I avoid the 'disturbing' beach - Shane Te Pou

OPINION: There aren’t many happy stories about Piha.

Paula Bennett: Evict tenants who don't deserve state homes

OPINION: It is all about your rights instead of acknowledging you have responsibilities.

Diana Clement: Tax and the gig economy

OPINION: Knowing your tax obligations when it comes to side hustles.

Foodstuffs’ use of facial technology ‘a big red flag’

OPINION: The 'big red flag' with Foodstuffs’ trial.

Letters: The real child poverty picture; burning questions on smokefree changes

OPINION: 'Big Tobacco poured a lot of money into opposing this pioneering legislation.'

Tough new gang patch laws: Judges will enforce and dispense justice, not the politicians

The tough new gang laws have been met with scepticism and rejoicing.