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Letters: Australian submarines, Stuart Nash, bank profits, public service pay, and the City Rail Link

OPINION: Letters on Inland Revenue, Chris Hipkins, the CRL, and road maintenance.

Stuart Nash, and the challenge of being a leader when a cyclone upends everything

OPINION: An electorate devastated amid new portfolios. That’s a heck of a job for one man.

No more Mr Nice Guy: Hugh Grant takes off the mask

Telegraph opinion: The once-charming leading man prefers his new role - scathing villain.

Chlöe Swarbrick: We need a rulebook that supports both people and planet

OPINION: There is a clear fork in the road for the country.

Political Roundup: Stuart Nash’s resignation shows our leaders need a lesson in civics

OPINION: Leaders should have a better understanding of political rules about integrity.

Mike Hosking: The backstory - what led to now ex-Police Minister going on-air

OPINION: Nash is a regular listener and takes a bit of heat on this programme.

Mike Hosking: Crime, economy and health stats against the Govt

OPINION: The numbers that will sink the Government at the next election.

Editorial: Teachers strike about more than money

OPINION: Our editorial on industrial action by teachers and principals.

Working from home is less healthy than you think

New York Times: Remote work can be disadvantageous to mental and physical wellbeing.

Opinion: Kate Middleton going missing after Commonwealth service is a bad look

She did what can only be described as 'textbook princess-ing' before going missing.

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Cyclone Gabrielle caught Govt on the back foot

Storm laid bare Govt's failure to invest in infrastructure and act on climate adaptation.

Opinion: Incels are not lonely men - they are angry misogynists

OPINION: Senior lecturer in criminology charts the new excuse of sexual frustration.

Richard Prebble: There are things much worse than profitable banks

OPINION: We do not need a banking inquiry, just stop subsidising the Aussie banks.

A Capital Letter: I’m sick of people saying Wellington is dying

It’s a stale line - uttered a decade ago - that prompts a wave of pointless nostalgia.

Editorial: Bonfire of the priorities

OPINION: Our editorial on the Prime Minister's realigned priorities.

Letters: Cross-party consensus, flooded properties, future planning, teachers, and Three Waters

OPINION: Letters on KBL Joinery, cricket, RNZYS, and a policies bonfire.