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Why public servants are remaining in an earthquake-risk building

In 2022 there was a spate of snap building closures, but these office workers are staying.

Editorial: Last Covid restrictions gone, protection is now up to us

EDITORIAL: Govt's ditching of all virus mandates leaves health decisions to individuals.

Juha Saarinen: The pros and cons of Samsung's new Galaxy Z Flip5

Opinion: Samsung's flip phone still grabs attention.

Disney's failing remake strategy is trashing its legacy

OPINION: The increasingly risk-averse movie giant seems to have no original ideas left.

The Hits: Replace swearing with your imagination

Try zounderkite. As in, 'my sister was such a zounderkite today'.

‘I got rid of my visceral belly fat with the common sense diet’

Telegraph: For the midlife man, it's not how fat you are but where the fat is that counts.

Chris Rattue: Why new Sky TV box is an absolute dog

OPINION: Chris Rattue runs through the best and worst from the sporting weekend.

Simon Wilson: Labour and National are becalmed in a sea of voter scepticism

OPINION: Will the two main parties ever learn to fill the sails of purpose and hope?

Letters: Fruit and vege GST, BlackRock and flood zones

OPINION: Over-65s, Climate of change and Drug crime.

Editorial: Labour whips up a tax stew with two months to go

Eight crucial weeks could hold some surprises.

Will the preferred prime minister lead the next government?

OPINION: There's a chance our second-choice PM will take the job.

Christopher Niesche: Why Australia’s commercial property sector is feeling the squeeze

OPINION: Vacancy rates in Sydney and Melbourne towers are running around 15 per cent.

Diana Clement: A high interest rate means more bang for your savings buck

OPINION: Term deposits are currently quite generous.

Editorial: Hold the phone - schools have more to deal with

OPINION: Our editorial on National's plan to ban mobile phones at school.

Diana Wichtel on the spooky parallel between reality TV and life

OPINION: TV's Traitors remind us keep our wits about us as the election nears

Shane Te Pou: Whose side are we on?

Opinion: Our Pacific neighbours want partnership not power games with China and US.