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Opinion: Shame on us - why the backlash to Kim Kardashian's body fat reveal is wildly unfair

The world is mad at Kim Kardashian's "toxic" body comments again.

Fran O'Sullivan: Nancy Pelosi's poke at the panda out of order

Speaker should first be focusing on democracy's problems in the US.

Mary Holm: With $260k in KiwiSaver can we afford to cut back our life insurance?

Many people have too little life insurance, while others have more than they need.

Editorial: Do or braai time for All Blacks

OPINION: Our editorial on the impending two-test series in South Africa.

John Roughan: Universal benefits that don't benefit us all

The generation that paid 66c never gave up the notion they had paid for their pensions.

Steven Joyce: Hiding the welcome mat is making NZ poorer

Too-tight immigration rules deliver inflation and higher interest rates.

Claire Trevett: Trust and confusion - a messy week for National and Labour

It is no surprise Labour is pummelling at Luxon's bamboozle and confuse moments.

Editorial: Longer term challenges of Covid 19

OPINION: Our editorial on a lot of coronavirus fallout still laying ahead.

Letters: Disagreeing agreeably

OPINION: Letters on Shortland Street, debt, climate change, Mark Lyon, and foot and mouth.

Letters: Nurse training solutions

OPINION: Letters on tax policy, cost of living payments, protests, and house prices.

Matthew Hooton: Peak Luxon now firmly in the past

OPINION: National leader is now looking more like a Todd Muller than a John Key.

Karl Puschmann: Can Prey save the Predator franchise?

Set 250 years before the Arnie classic, is the movie a killer or another easy target?

Editorial: Positives beneath ugly top-line debt

OPINION: Our Nation of Debt series reveals a surprising upside to the downturn

Sideswipe: Seeing sexism where it doesn't exist

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

David Seymour: Where cost of living payments went wrong

OPINION: Act Party leader shares his prescription for the cost of living crisis.

John MacDonald: Is democracy being demo'd?

OPINION: Ngai Tahu allowed to appoint two non-elected representatives to the Ecan council.

Sideswipe: The importance of being Ernest

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

Thomas Coughlan: New MP's first speech bereft of personality, full of sophistry

OPINION: Parliament met two new MPs, but one's speech was better than the other.