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Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of October 23 - 29

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Letters: Auckland, Wayne Brown, special votes, and earthquake-prone buildings

OPINION: Letters on Winston Peters, Auckland Transport and RWC final.

Editorial: Why Hamas started a war it couldn’t win with Israel

The sickening attack only makes sense as a Palestinian power play.

Steve Braunias: The Secret Diary of Winston Peters

OPINION: 'Who is this person, and why is he talking to me?' wonders Winston Peters

Mary Holm: If our kids get good grades should we pay off their student loans?

OPINION: How an incentive system seemed to work for one family.

Steve Braunias: The agony of Year 12 NCEA exams hits home

OPINION: When did our children get smarter than us?

Thomas Coughlan: Christopher Luxon is about to find out everything is his fault

OPINION: Luxon will be challenged by things he cannot control.

Why saying ‘I saw it on TikTok’ just doesn’t cut it

OPINION: It's the internet-age equivalent of 'Aunty Margaret’s sister-in-law ... said'.

Letters: Frustration with Heart of the City, pedestrian crossing issues, and motions of sewage

OPINION: Letters on election, Labour, rugby and Trump.

Even in their anguish, these Israeli survivors say invading Gaza won’t help

New York Times: Some Israelis fear their pain is being used to justify attacks on Gaza.

Formula 1: Verstappen's Texas win his 50th Grand Prix victory

OPINION: Verstappen does it bigger and better than most.

Mike Hosking: Special votes won’t change a thing

OPINION: We saw a mass rejection of the Labour Party a few weeks back.

Letters: Labour’s election loss, Ardern’s record, doomsday disaster, and Ian Foster

OPINION: Letters on Simon Wilson, Massey University, RWC final and infrastructure.

Gregor Paul: How the All Blacks turned it around after woeful 2022

OPINION: The All Blacks stopped listening to the naysayers and merchants of doom.

Why is Bitcoin going up?

Bitcoin prices jumped 12 per cent on Monday alone - this is why.

My father didn’t want to live if he had dementia. But then he had it

New York Times: Dr Sandeep Jauhar's family faced an agonising choice - and couldn't agree.