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Opinion: 'New sex trend I'm not interested in'

This hot new sex trend promises the world but is it a 'pile of rubbish'?

Letters: Maths methods, free speech, white-shaming, integrated schools, and the NZ Symphony Orchestra

OPINION: Letters on the harbour crossing, Marama Davison and Auckland airport shares.

Karl Puschmann: Is local feel good comedy Red, White & Brass a showstopper or a bit flat?

A classic underdog tale is given a Tongan twist in this wild tale based on a true story.

Editorial: Mounting job losses might not solve labour shortage

OPINION: Some businesses are desperate for staff while others are culling positions.

Matthew Hooton: Labour doubles down on light rail

Harbour crossing plan is great news — but at what cost?

GP president: Primary healthcare heartbeat is fading

Opinion: Sobering verdict on the GP and rural hospital doctor workforce.

Dame Therese Walsh: Sports mega-events deliver mega-benefits

OPINION: Big tournaments are good for tourism, the wider economy - and national pride.

As a doctor, I know being ready to die is an illusion

New York Times: If a loved one or a patient isn’t ready to die, how should we respond?

When I got cancer, my dreams told me what doctors could not

New York Times opinion: As soon as I woke up from the dream, I called my doctor.

Bryce Edwards: Nash’s sacking means a deeper probe into Cabinet required

Nash was sacked after disclosing confidential information from a Cabinet meeting.

The Premium Debate: Subscribers weigh in on the state of the region’s mental health support

OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.

Toxic MAFS groom thrown in bin during fight

The groom angering Australia has met his match during an argument at a posh restaurant.

Opinion: Let's not forget the lives on the line in road cone debate

Opinion: Road workers are at the coalface of public roadworks rage.

Rare Disorders Month is ending - but it's a continual everyday battle for whānau

March has been a month of reflection, but the mahi must go on.

Without more teachers any reading or maths fads politicians dream up are doomed to fail

OPINION: Letters on apartments, Matt Heath, Posie Parker and Marama Davidson.

Richard Prebble: Improve education for the sake of our children - and our country

National's focus on schooling is driven by what matters, not by the polls.