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OPINION: Our editorial on PM Chris Hipkins' trade visit to China.
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Opinion: The story of the Titan submersible has not ended
New York Times: The loss of the Titan must lead to better safety - just like the Titanic.
Wyn Drabble: ‘I’ll tell you one thing’ about politicians’ weasel words
Opinion: "As I say, what I know, the reality is," I'm avoiding this question.
Juha Saarinen: Twitter’s failure during the Russian mutiny
OPINION: People are now following what's happening through old-school outlets.
Unemployed youth is not an economic solution
OPINION: Models that require thousands out of work must be questioned.
Daron Parton’s cartoons: June 1 - 30
Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.
Letters: Cat's out the bag, this is prescribed madness
OPINION: Letters on cat's prescriptions, vape stores, Russia, and submersibles.
Audrey Young: Luxon v Sepuloni - one of them failed
OPINION: National MPs were clearly buoyed by their party conference.
Nick Eldred: Generating your own power can be a boon for business
OPINION: Businesses generating their own power can seize the future.
Opinion: ‘Battered and broken. I must get out’ - working in universities today
OPINION: The university’s role of nurturing critical thinkers is vastly diminished.
'We're all victims': The big challenge that lies ahead for NZ — and how we can overcome it
OPINION: How NZ should prepare for climate change and managed retreat.
Opinion: Office oversharing - it’s a TMI SOS
Financial Times: Post-pandemic, our personal lives are a mess. Colleagues bear the brunt.
Megan Banks: What really goes on in your kid’s classroom?
Fraught times in parent-teacher interviews.
New Zealand’s state highway pothole plague pitiful, subscribers say
Subscribers share their views on the state of the nation's roads.
What happened to the $1.9 billion to improve mental health services?
Opinion: The investment approach by the Government has several problems.
Steve Braunias: Here we go again, another trial for the killing of a child
Another young man in the dock, another entry into the long catalogue of infanticide in NZ.
Denis O’Reilly: Why Damien Kuru's manslaughter conviction troubles me
Opinion: Other Kiwis may be troubled too if they could see past characterisation of Kuru.
Letters: Titanic sub disaster has lessons for NZ
OPINION: Letters on Chlöe Swarbrick, the Titanic sub, China, crime, and Christopher Luxon.
Jonathan Ayling: Who really benefits from free speech?
OPINION: The well-off care about it most but it is the less well-off who really need it.
Editorial : 'Putin's chef' cooks up chaos and consequences
OPINION: Our editorial on the attempted coup in Russia by the Wagner Group leader.
Opinion: Vladimir Putin has created his own worst nightmare
Financial Times: 'Putin's prestige, his power, even his life, are now on the line.'
Letters: Super Rugby final, Mediterranean refugees and the gun register
OPINION: Taxing debate, School leavers and China.
Editorial: Hipkins gets a break as Nats focus on bread and butter
While Hipkins is away in China, National will have more of the domestic spotlight.
Matt Heath: Is this the most divisive election year?
OPINION: New Zealanders are hating each other more and more in Parliament.
Jarrod Gilbert: Why police don't interrupt gang processions at funerals
OPINION: The only outcomes they are looking for are votes.
William Dart review: APO’s salute to Sondheim a sparkling success
William Dart reviews APO concert.
Dr Shane Reti on National's crime reduction policy
We need to crack down on crime, writes Dr Shane Reti.
Opinion: Weak universities diminish NZ’s resilience
OPINION: Staff are being let go from campuses across NZ as institutions tighten belts.
Claire Trevett: Luxon reached for 'red meat' policies to please Nats' base - will it work on voters?
Luxon reached for the "red meat" law and order policies to try to win over voters.
Shaneel Lal: Tough approaches overlook the cause of the crime issue
OPINION: Pushing for tougher sentences is like beating a dead horse.
Diana Clement: The perils of having too many eggs in one basket
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Carrie Hurihanganui: Greg Foran's call to delay infrastructure is wrong for NZ
OPINION: Auckland Airport's CEO responds to Air New Zealand CEO Greg Foran.