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Karl Puschmann: I don’t know why you say hello, the Beatles say goodbye

The Fab Four reach the end of their long and winding road with Now and Then.

Editorial: If politicians and denialist dinosaurs don't get us cleaner and greener, others will

EDITORIAL: The chance to protect our birthright might be one we can finally all agree on.

Bryce Edwards: Should government departments be giving contracts to lobbying firms?

In some countries it would be considered a threat to the democratic process.

Kate MacNamara: Supermarket’s bid for consolidated market power should be blocked

OPINION: Marriage of the two Foodstuffs' should be stopped at the altar.

Opinion: The generational housing divide

Call to reform New Zealand’s planning system part of push to help Kiwis become homeowners.

Mike Hosking: Luxon holds the coalition power, people forget that

OPINION: NZ First does not hold the balance of power in the previously understood sense.

Letters: Bird of the century, political negotiations, Labour Party's need for change

OPINION: Flying the flag for baby birds.

Jo Kelly: A bold vision for our future

OPINION: Jo Kelly looks out into 2035 with a timely thought experiment.

Opinion: The verdict on Wellington City Council’s ‘financial crisis'

OPINION: Tory Whanau says it's not, but when does cost-cutting become a crisis?

Audrey Young: The departing MPs I'll miss the most

OPINION: Also in today's wrap: Peters' petulance continues; closest races set for recount.

How Phar Lap became a 'holy relic' in colonial Australia and New Zealand

Phar Lap has occupied a unique place in the story of Australia’s and NZ's identities.

Opinion: My week of drinking like a Boomer - and what it did to my body

Telegraph: The older generation has perfected the art of perma-drinking - could I keep up?

Letters: Politicians’ values, cricket, Israel-Hamas war, and coalition prospects

OPINION: Letters on Green Party, Fifa, Springboks and energy sector.

Rachel Smalley emails show ugly culture at Pharmac

OPINION: It should be an ally in the struggle to provide equitable access to medicines.

Editorial: AI uncertainty as ChatGPT has a birthday

There were countless reports of how AI could transform our society for both good and bad.

Claire Trevett: Luxon should rethink his cone of silence approach to negotiations

There should at least be a show of transparency when it comes to coalition talks.