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Why is China’s economy stumbling?

New York Times: Two years ago China was riding high, now it's stumbling.

Audrey Young: Best and worst of the week in politics

OPINION: The inside word on who's up, who's down and what's happening in Parliament.

Opinion: A single Ozempic injection almost hospitalised me

Telegraph: 'I never expected a licensed drug to make me feel so bad.'

Letters: Scammers, phones in schools, government debt, BlackRock, and Middlemore Hospital

OPINION: Letters on petrol prices, rail, Australia, refugees, and saltwater pools.

Ask the experts: My rich new partner wants to loan me money. What if we break up?

Psychologists and family therapists Nic & Verity answer your sex and relationship queries.

Neil Ericksen: Why is NZ still constructing flood-prone buildings?

OPINION: The evidence is clear, yet there's no move to flood-proofing, writes researcher.

Editorial: Pain beyond the pump

OPINION: Our editorial says a crude oil price surge means inflation may not be done yet.

Matthew Hooton: Will Luxon rule out dealing with Peters?

OPINION: The polls show Winston Peters is back — and closer to power.

Cecilia Robinson: Giving smartphones to kids - our unseen health crisis

OPINION: I see the catastrophic rise in mental health concerns among children and teens.

Wyn Drabble: I’ve had enough of cold tootsies

OPINION: Instead of icy car window mornings, I would like to drive with the windows down.

Kushlan Sugathapala: Raising productivity with a fairer NZ for everyone

OPINION: Why we can't innovate our way to better productivity.

Letters: Australia, NZ similarities on crime, gangs, economy

OPINION: Letters on climate change, netball, harbour crossings, and milk prices.

Editorial: Murky methods of tobacco merchants

OPINION: Our editorial on the smokey motives behind a campaign to save shops.

Juha Saarinen: The world is buzzing about LK-99 - what you need to know

OPINION: The worldwide excitement around LK-99 has been palpable.

Richard Prebble: Winston Peters and the politics of revenge

OPINION: Peters is getting his revenge on Labour by taking some of that party’s voters.

Barcelona is banning solo dining. Here's why it's a terrible idea.

OPINION: Banning solo diners at restaurants is a slippery slope.