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Twitter makes the controversial move to drop log-on authentication via text message.

Should universities be ‘Tiriti-led’?

The University of Otago is looking to take on the Māori name Ōtākou Whakaihu Waka.

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OPINION: Ginny Andersen might just surprise us.

Meghan v Gwyneth: Let the wellness wars begin

Opinion: Gwyneth has turned Goop into a behemoth but is Meghan coming for her crown?

Megan Banks: Cyclone aftermath a time for reflection - and poetry

Calm after the storm makes the region take note.

#GoWokeGoBroke: Is there really such a thing as 'woke capitalism'?

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Political Roundup: Shining a bright light on lobbyists in politics

Four out of five people who worked as PM's chief of staff have been lobbyists since 2017.

The Premium Debate: Subscribers weigh in on Fran O’Sullivan’s thoughts on Stuart Nash

OPINION: Premium subscribers have their say.

Jo Raphael: New series aims to help families navigate cost of living crisis

OPINION: I don't know how some families are coping.

Opinion | Sorry Gwyneth, your perfectly grim lifestyle makes the rest of us ill

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MAFS: Toxic couple’s couch decision stuns

The announcement leaves the experts unable to hide their true feelings.

Jarrod Gilbert: Stuart Nash’s stint as Police Minister short, but not sweet

OPINION: Spectacular own goal also shows the importance of defending against corruption.

Sue Foley: When will New Zealand learn to communicate properly?

OPINION: One word is consistently missing from talk about women's advances.

Opinion: How far can you really go on dreams alone?

You have power over how hard you work, but sometimes rewards are not in your control.

Letters: Climate change, Stuart Nash and the decline of Auckland

OPINION: GDP drop, nuclear submarines and fixing things.

Editorial: Labour, Nats playing it safe in election year with one goal in mind

EDITORIAL: The margins are so tight, ambitions are on hold in an election year.

Jessie Gurunathan: What it's like to live with endometriosis

It's endometriosis awareness month: normalise conversations to help those affected.

Eight things you should do if you’re really, really rich but still want people to like you

Consider this the ultimate guide to being rich and keeping friends.