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Simon Wilson: The things they say - an Auckland election meetings report

Mayor is not the only council position we're voting on right now.

Editorial: Extra declaration lands in our lap

OPINION: Our editorial on a another layer of bureaucracy added to New Zealand travel.

Griere Cox: Building a future-fit workforce

Around 50 per cent of workers globally will need reskilling by 2025, according to report.

Opinion: I'm happy to pay GST - but not on this

OPINION: Government's proposed unemployment insurance scheme likely subject to GST.

A republic? We already have one, a King's Counsel argues

OPINION: A King's Counsel offers his view on our relationship with the monarchy.

Sideswipe: Standing up to a hurricane

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

Letters: Why are teens so troubled?

OPINION: Letters on the Act Party, Covid inquiry, Willie Jackson, teabags, and tax cuts.

Editorial: Increasingly cornered Putin lashes out

EDITORIAL: Putin's war hasn't been going his way and he's escalating in response.

Editorial: Extraordinary claim of mistrust

OPINION: Our editorial on Broadcasting Minister's scathing comments about RNZ and TVNZ.

Diana Clement: What are the best credit card rewards?

OPINION: There are a few catches when it comes to freebies from credit card rewards.

Toilet humour: Why Wayne Brown's comments shouldn't be brushed off

OPINION by Damien Venuto: Wayne Brown's comments reveal what kind of mayor he might be.

Willie Jackson: I would never judge anyone who did not speak te reo

Opinion: Sorry Ian Taylor, but you've missed the point.

David Schnauer: The era of easy money has come to an end

Reversing 14 years of expansionary fiscal and monetary policies will not be easy.

Steve Braunias: The secret diary of Costco

Kiwis enjoy positive outcomes on hot dogs and refillable soda deals.

Diana Wichtel: Iran, the US, Russia ... welcome to Gilead

We're in this together. But how did the 21st century stay in Gilead?

Steven Joyce: Why we've got ourselves into a dark economic space

Good intentions are fine — but for too long, politicians have ignored real-world outcomes.