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There is plastic in our flesh: Why our way of life is killing us

New York Times: The harm we have done to the planet is being visited on our own bodies.

Jana Hocking: Embarrassing chat no woman wants to have

This unavoidable dating trend is forcing women into embarrassing confrontations.

Oh boy. Should you leap into the Quantum Leap reboot?

Karl Puschmann tries to get back to the future in the sequel to the TV sci-fi favourite.

Letters: Shareholder profits, socialism, spending priorities, cutting costs, and soft sentences

Opinion: Letters on credit rating, ram raids, Three Waters, language, and kerbside parking

Matthew Hooton: Greens’ ‘mean girl’ obsession a distraction from the real issues

OPINION: Party needs to shrug and move on from Dr Elizabeth Kerekere's comments.

Sideswipe: A nasty shin injury just waiting to happen

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

Nigel Haworth: What is the purpose of the Ports of Auckland?

Opinion: Before 'fixing' the perceived failings, remember what we want from our port.

Could more data have stopped mortgage rates from needing to go so high?

Opinion: Our editorial on the surprise Consumer Price Index fall to 6.7 per cent.

Editorial: Will 320 more teachers get better outcomes?

Opinion: Our editorial on a Government proposal for 320 extra teachers.

Letters: Avoiding a recession, causes of inflation, housing crisis, teacher numbers, and Covid isolation

Opinion: Letters on childcare costs, a Coronation, motorcycle safety, and heavy rail.

Opinion: Why NZ should be wary of buying into the Aukus security pact

"As a relatively small nation, it must now choose which side to support."

Luke Kirkness: Hard lessons learned gardening to avoid

OPINION: I'm no master but there are a couple of lessons people can avoid learning.

My transplanted heart and I will die soon

NYT Opinion: Amy Silverstein has done everything she can to stay alive. It's not enough.

How nerds (almost) took over the world

Financial Times: Their spending power has given them cultural cachet.

The Premium Debate: Subscribers weigh in on businesses and our relationship with China

OPINION: Readers have their say.

Daron Parton’s cartoons: April 1 - 30

Our cartoonist Daron Parton shares his view on current events.