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Thomas Coughlan: Budget assumes decade of relative austerity

Finance Minister Grant Robertson conceded this week that future allowances were tight.

Opinion: Why we can’t give up on Let’s Get Wellington Moving

It's difficult to have confidence in the $7.4b plan given its history, but we must dig in.

Opinion: 'Bone-breaker' fever got me - I was sick for days

The ‘Asian tiger’ mosquito that spreads dengue has been spotted in 30 European countries.

Damien O’Connor: Free trade deal with UK is ‘gold standard’

Opinion: 'Historic deal secured during a time of increasing protectionism abroad.'

Has the crisis behind the airport share sale been over-hyped?

Opinion: A veteran Auckland councillor breaks ranks to oppose the sale.

Editorial: Police pursuits under intense scrutiny

Opinion: Our editorial on the new 'Fleeing Driver Framework' for officers.

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

OPINION: Politicians broadly fall into one of two categories.

Letters: Mental health, academic freedom, road signs, superannuation

Opinion: Letters on National, pitch invaders, parking on footpaths, and sympathy.

Letters: Nuclear power, short showers, housing accord

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

Why TV finales matter - and why they are so hard to get right

New York Times: The ending is upon us. So how to end this bitter masterpiece?

Why your most ambivalent relationships are the most toxic

New York Times: See-saw relationships can be surprisingly damaging, writes Dr Adam Grant.

Why Tina Turner fans should travel to Sydney ASAP

Jet over to Sydney before it's too late.

I dismissed it as stress, but I had a serious heart condition

Telegraph: Six months ago, Bryony Gordon collapsed while making her daughter's breakfast.

What we get wrong about ageing and work

Financial Times: No consistent evidence that older workers are any less productive.

Barbara Edmonds: Reclaiming my Gagana Samoa is one step in a lifelong journey

Minister for Pacific Peoples on navigating her own language journey.

Matt Heath: Don't worry, be happy

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