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John Minto: Time to reassess NZ’s Middle East stance

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Sideswipe: Lesser-known duties of our airline pilots

A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.

The Ex-Files: Lavish lifestyle could be a problem for couple

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Editorial: Driver education one key factor to lower road toll

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Ideas for politicians to tackle today’s problems

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Letters: Ending the conflict in Ukraine

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Cool way to beat inflation: How to save hundreds a year on food

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Road to nowhere: Why the suburban cul-de-sac is an urban planning dead end

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I watched William and Harry grow up. I didn’t see the meltdown coming

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Teacher shot by 6yo: What happens next?

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