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Opinion: Expect the unexpected when organising an event

Disability advocate Jonny Wilkinson hopes next week's disabled surfing event can go ahead.

For the first time ever, I’m optimistic about women in the movie world

New York Times: A shift in consciousness has made feminist concerns mainstream.

James Shaw: Now is the time to provide answers to Auckland’s climate disaster

OPINION: Lives in Auckland have been upended by this week’s flooding.

Audrey Young: The biggest difference between Hipkins and Ardern

OPINION: The new Prime Minister made a huge step in admitting the problem.

Chris v Chris: Did Hipkins or Luxon win the week amid Auckland floods?

Extreme weather and polls dominate in this week's fight of the Chrises.

Jana Hocking: Common acts that kills women's libido

Opinion: It makes no sense, yet this sex excuse is often made by men.

Canny view: Glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel

OPINION: 2022 was ugly. 2023 so far – what a difference a month can make!

Retiring at 62? The French have it absolutely right

Financial Times: French create glorious new lifestage - first golden decade of retirement.

Matthew Hooton: Hipkins takes Labour from inevitable defeat to dead heat

Neither Chris Hipkins nor Christopher Luxon will make voters love them - and that's fine.

Political Roundup: Hipkins hires a lobbyist to run the Beehive

Lobbyists running the Beehive have become a recurring theme since Labour got in power.

Editorial: 'atmospheric rivers' a concern

OPINION: Our editorial on a troubling, and perplexing, weather pattern.

Sue Foley: Why CEOS and boards should re-learn the lost art of communications

OPINION: AKA - confessions of a PR Sheila.

Thomas Coughlan: Politics’ big question - what does a National-Act government look like?

A National-Act government is likely after the election - but what would it look like?

Letters: GST on produce, cliff-dwellings, news coverage, Auckland airport, and property values

OPINION: Letters on Chris Hipkins' Cabinet, flooding, flights, tax, and slogans.

Mike Hosking: New leader, same Labour Party - why Hipkins can't win

OPINION: Chris Hipkins' record speaks for itself.

Ross Stitt: Australia's walkabout path to co-governance

OPINION: Trans-Tasman neighbours also grapple with indigenous recognition.

Opinion: When good economic news may not be good news

Financial Times: Has the time come to slow the monetary tightening or even reverse it?

Opinion: Secret to understanding the southern Kiwi man

How to understand the Speights-drinking, Swannie-owning, stubbie-donning southern man.