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Guy Body's cartoons: May 1 - 31

Our cartoonist Guy Body shares his view on current events.

Richard Prebble: Hipkins vs Luxon - the voters’ choice is clear

OPINION: Politicians broadly fall into one of two categories.

Roger Partridge: Auckland Council should ditch emissions reduction policy

Opinion: Compact city strategy will contribute to unaffordable housing, poverty, hardship.

Can we predict earthquake devastation before it happens?

Flooding and earthquakes are some of the most frequent natural disasters globally.

Succession finale: A close to perfect goodbye to broken billionaires

They exited Succession much as they had entered four seasons ago: broken, brittle brats.

Opinion: I won't shed tears for Phil Schofield, but the interest in his sex life is destructive

Telegraph: Society has developed a raging libido for the ugly, writes Petronella Wyatt.

A prescription for better access to medicine

Opinion: Barriers remain after $5 co-payment charge is gone.

Letters: Nuclear power, short showers, housing accord

Opinion: Letters on the Reserve Bank, artificial intelligence, phone network, and Labour.

Jarrod Gilbert: Has there been a miscarriage of justice in this gang killing case?

OPINION: This gang boss may well have known nothing of his members' murderous plans.

Editorial: Simple joy, struggle and teamwork behind famous feat

The conquering of Everest 70 years ago and the mountain today.

Matt Heath: Don't worry, be happy

OPINION: Worrying is pointless - lean into the good stuff right in front of you instead.

Letters: Superannuation, te reo signs and Mama Hooch

OPINION: Chris Bishop, Late-night solutions and a $15 million rebrand.

Claire Trevett: Energy aplenty at Labour congress, but where were the new ideas?

Labour faithful did their job now Hipkins must do his and it's not talking about National.

The Premium Debate: Mum of injured teen speaks out after street racers arrested

Our readers have their say.

‘Whose side are you on mate?’: Can referees ever be free from bias?

Is it possible for referees to operate without being influenced by outside factors?

Claire Trevett: Labour got what it wanted - a war with National over superannuation

Labour's so-called policy announcements were aimed at advertising National's and Act's.