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We are no strangers to human suffering, but we’ve seen nothing like the siege of Gaza

New York Times: Global leaders must understand, we can not save lives in these conditions.

Lisa Te Morenga: The planned repeal of the smokefree law has become personal

Opinion: Researcher says her dad is hooked on smoking, and there's nothing she can do.

Four key facts for thoughtful people when it comes to NZ poverty

OPINION: I'm a capitalist and I can see why investing to solve childhood poverty matters.

Opinion: Slashing red tape around medicines — will Seymour make it happen?

OPINION: This could be a good start in David Seymour's fight against red tape.

Letters: Waka Kotahi name change just disguises the real problem

Opinion: 'More emphasis on these things than the actual function of the organisation.'

Claire Trevett: To Winston the spoils as the battlefronts keep opening

Winston Peters enjoys the sun as protests keep rolling out at Parliament.

Juha Saarinen: Apple's $9000+ MacBook Pro M3 Max packs serious computing punch

OPINION: If you are not put off by the hefty price tag, the device ticks all the boxes.

Subscribers react to upward pressure on rents amid record migration

OPINION: Rotorua readers have their say.

Govt has no choice but to fork out more for Cook Strait ferries

The cost's blown out to fix ferry infrastructure, but our government has to pay it.

Jarrod Gilbert: The good drugs are returning to chemists

OPINION: The damage caused by stopping pseudoephedrine has been done.

Opinion: Our power system is in a parlous state

Opinion: "There is no doubt that our power system is at risk."

Letters: ‘Super-city’ experiment in Auckland ‘a decade-long disaster'

Opinion: Auckland is 'the City of Snails'.

Heather du Plessis-Allan: 'Uncomfortable' National ministers in for ride over race relations policies

OPINION: Not everyone in the coalition Govt is thrilled about its race relations policies.

Letters: Co-governance and the coalition

OPINION: On MMP, Question Time, and 'misinterpretations'.

Editorial: Shane Reti’s approach to health is just what the doctor ordered

The Health Minister is prescribing better outcomes for Māori.

Shaneel Lal: How the change in the fees-free tertiary policy could put off potential uni students

OPINION: This policy change is perhaps one of the first I haven’t felt like screaming at.