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Editorial: Soft landing? Economy likely to leave voters hanging in October
OPINION: Our editorial looks at longer term challenges as the economy rebalances.
Matthew Hooton: Act will demand meaty roles, not morsels, in a coalition with National
OPINION: Act expects meaty portfolios for its senior ministers, rather than rats and mice.
Lance Norman: The review of Te Aka Whai Ora is flawed on so many levels
The Ernst & Young review of the Maori Health Authority is seriously flawed.
Laundry wars: Is it gross to keep your washing machine in the kitchen?
Financial Times: In the UK, it's standard to do your laundry in the kitchen. Why?
Putin warned to 'stop using food as a weapon'
OPINION: UN official warns we will all pay for the end of the Black Sea Grain Initiative.
Mike Hosking: $1000 for charity says Kieran McAnulty's wrong, Labour will lose
OPINION: Labour is staring down the barrel of an election night nightmare.
Editorial: Disorder in the House deplorable
OPINION: Our editorial on a record number of referrals to the Privileges Committee.
Letters: Capital gains, online scams, child criminals, the Green Party and food scrap bins
OPINION: Letters to the editor. What readers have to say.
Claire Trevett: Labour's last chances are hanging on Luxon's popularity levels
Luxon won't be worrying about his polling but he might worry about Winston Peters.
What to do when your dog bites (and happens to live in the White House)
New York Times: We're still holding dogs to standards they cannot possibly understand.
Gregor Paul: Wallabies' World Cup outlook is brighter than All Blacks'
Opinion: The Bledisloe is not a good indicator of what may follow at the World Cup.
Analysis: Trump’s indictment has broad implications for American democracy
New York Times: At the core of the case is no less than the viability of the Constitution.
Wyn Drabble: Citrus fruit and lager do not belong together
If the barman theory is correct, I might start my own trend.
Toa Faneva: Te Pūkenga aims to listen and respond to the needs of people in the regions
OPINION: Toa Faneva of Te Pūkenga responds to Richard Cain's article on decentralisation.
How to politely leave the group chat
Stuck in a tedious parenting group or sick of your family's bad memes? Here's what to do.
Richard Prebble: Cutting GST on food - a bad answer to the wrong question on tax
OPINION: I helped introduce GST - it's easy to collect and easy to pay.
Letters: A remedy for healthcare
OPINION: Letters on Sir Ian Taylor, scrap bins, war games, National, and Labour.
Editorial: Road projects and that sinking feeling
OPINION: Our editorial on political debate around the cost of new highways.
Don Brash: For heaven’s sake, leave GST alone
OPINION: A word from the man who helped devise our Goods and Services Tax.
Juha Saarinen: What I learned from scrutinising my phone bill
OPINION: A trip down the telco billing rabbit warren.
Watch: ChatGPT and a Magic 8 ball - which makes better choices?
We relinquished control for the day, and the results might surprise you.
Wayne Brown: Why bureaucracy costs blow out
OPINION: Auckland Mayor calls time on unjustifiable council spending.
The Hits: We are playing the Covid game again
The other child who got Covid last year is livid.
Limiting the fallout when businesses fail
Opinion: Other countries approach failing businesses more proactively than we do in NZ.
Richard Cain: Rapid centralisation has a human cost in our regional communities
OPINION: Strong regional communities have long been a strength in New Zealand.
Long white mountain range meets long white cloud
OPINION: Greetings from the Head of the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs.
Editorial: National kicks off another match in the election campaign series
OPINION: Our editorial on transport policies announced by major parties.
Opinion: Stop multitasking. No, really - just stop it
New York Times: Why you should get comfortable with accomplishing less.
Opinion: For your broken heart, consider a breakup budget
New York Times: 'My month of excesses really did make me feel better.'
Dave Mollard: 'If we don’t already have it, we aren’t building it'
Opinion: The Green Games in Palmy will solve the Commonwealth's dilemma.
Sickness, misery and shedding kilos: My first two months on Ozempic
Telegraph: Yes, semaglutide works. But there's a price to pay, says a UK patient.