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Thomas Coughlan: Why low numbers of first-home buyers is causing concerns
OPINION: Middle class watching wealth shrink, while the wealthy once again break away.
Cather Simpson: University cuts threaten long-term economic growth
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Mike Hosking: Labour looks worn out and chaotic - here are my election predictions
OPINION: Two parties will be the biggest stories of election night.
Letters: Wealth and taxes, health staff, civil service, science studies, and rent controls
OPINION: Letters on te reo signs, Penlink, Ingrid Leary, and the Ashes.
Juha Saarinen: In search of lost stories in the vast world wide web
OPINION: First stop to locate missing material is the Wayback Machine.
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Richard Prebble: Labour MPs scared of losing the best job they’ll ever have
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Opinion: No one can stop Rupert Murdoch. That’s increasingly a problem
New York Times: Why nobody can rein in the increasingly erratic patriarch of Fox Corp.
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Why the Māori Health Authority should stick to its guns
OPINION: You can’t effect transformational change without taking radical action.
Opinion: Hamilton to Auckland by Te Huia train? Why I’ll stick with my car, thanks
OPINION: Why this car-lover will be taking the Te Huia train on a need-to-go basis only.
Wake up: School science is being minimalised
OPINION: Those who can fix this are doing nothing, writes chemistry teacher.
Opinion: Age-shaming and 18 other things women should stop doing now
Telegraph: Here's how we keep chipping away at all those years of conditioning.
Can the Fifa Women’s World Cup help level the playing field?
Fifa Women’s World Cup will deliver significant financial rewards when it kicks off.
Brooke van Velden: Race criteria for health waitlists 'mindboggling'
Opinion: Government's ethnic waitlist factor papers over cracks of healthcare failures.
Editorial: Health workforce needs a remedy
OPINION: Our editorial on plans to increase staff numbers.
Letters: Rental properties, nurses' pay, EVs and farm emissions
OPINION: Also letters on Kennedy Pt Marina, intellect, heating, and the harbour bridge.
Assets frittered away - for what?
OPINION: A councillor shares his misgivings over the sale of airport shares.
Luke Kirkness: Engineer's compensation triumph offers hope to motorists
Frustration on the roads: Getting compensation for pothole damage shouldn't be so hard.
The Hits: I am not cut out for fashion
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School of last resort: How to fix NZ’s vital but ignored alternative education system
New Zealand’s alternative education system suffers from inadequate facilities.
Letters: Science in decline, te reo and the economy
OPINION: Also letters on student loans, Kiri Allan, Michael Wood, Dome Valley and more.
Opinion: Sir Ian Taylor, wealth taxes and the Greens
OPINION: A response to Sir Ian Taylor's open letter on the Green Party's wealth tax plans.
Editorial: World at a critical juncture
OPINION: Our editorial on Prime Minister Chris Hipkins' next mission.
John Minto: Uncomfortable truths and speaking out
OPINION: Case can be made that Chris Hipkins was too soft on his visit to China last week.
Black Ferns helping make rugby great again - Phil Gifford
OPINION: The Black Ferns showed how their revival is continuing at pace.
Opinion: Move over millennials - perennials are on the march
Financial Times: Generational labels are based on a grand illusion, writes Pilita Clark.
Mark Sainsbury: Why do many Kiwi men treat their cars better than themselves?
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Ask the experts: 'Unmotivated loser' - my wife bags me to her friends, how can I move past this?
Psychologists and family therapists Nic & Verity answer your sex and relationship queries.
Opinion: Time to end the ag-sector procrastination
OPINION: Sustainability consultant calls on farmers to engage with climate mitigation.
Editorial: French riots a new eruption of an old problem
EDITORIAL: France has cracked down hard, flooding major cities with 45,000 police.