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David Morris: Law and order failure is a failure of Govt

OPINION: 'It's clear to the criminal class that 'petty' crime pays, and handsomely.'

Clive Elliott: Is Aotearoa headed for social apartheid?

OPINION: We are currently experiencing a momentous paradigm shift.

Karl Puschmann: Saddle up! Leigh Hart gets weird in Texas

His new doco charts the comedian's misadventures travelling in Texas.

Matthew Hooton: Govt’s inability to deliver is now a national joke

Either policy advice is wrong or ignored, or implementation is being botched.

Opinion: Uni students reluctant to share views in classroom

OPINION: New survey finds university students reluctant to share views in class.

Editorial: Getting our house in order

OPINION: Our editorial on the state of social housing in NZ.

Julie Anne Genter: Prioritising people over profit

OPINION: Green Party MP calls for a taxation overhaul.

Sideswipe: How to make washing the car seem like more fun

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

Claire Trevett: Luxon and the Hamilton West 'white-man ban'

OPINION: Luxon's diversity call resulted in a bit of a white-man ban moment for National.

How to be a flexi-drinker – and cut back without going teetotal

Telegraph: Yes, you can have your beer and drink it too.

Frozen offered a new way to look at Disney princesses - but the best leader was the villain

Prince Hans may have been the villain of Frozen, but he was the best leader in the film.

Jamie Mackay: Why this virtue signalling Govt is so reviled by the rural sector

The past two years have been the most divisive of my lifetime, writes Jamie Mackay.

Letters: Boomers, ANZ profits, retirement villages, ram raids, and Finn Ross

OPINION: Letters on Wayne Brown, influencers, bird of the year, and hate speech.

Sideswipe: To all the wonderful Fatners out there

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

Chef Sean Connolly: 'My career is about constant reinvention'

Connolly is executive chef of Esther at QT Hotel in Auckland’s Viaduct Harbour precinct.

Editorial: Iranians showing great bravery in taking on regime

OPINION: Unrest in Iran is near 50 days and a serious threat to the country's rulers.