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OPINION: What New Zealand has done with both entities is forget history.
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A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Editorial: In America's endless debate, using guns for 'safety' trumps push for controls
There will be a fresh push for change in Washington this week.
What it's like to get Covid twice - and why you should take reinfection seriously
"I have had the 'Rona' isn't this dumb!"... "Yeah same, F******g stupid."
The imperial fictions behind the Queen's Platinum Jubilee
New York Times: Britain must untangle and understand the legacies of the empire.
Christopher Niesche: Australia in midst of mergers and acquisitions boom
But what happens when the private equity firms start to hop off the merry-go-round?
Craig Renney: Setting the story straight on Fair Pay Agreements
FPAs will bring New Zealand in step with the rest of the developed world.
Paula Bennett: 'Collateral damage' - I had trauma to work through after politics
Life, people, the unexpected can knock me down but I bounce back up.
Hayden Munro: Luxon's te reo Māori tribute under fire from fearful Pākehā
Judith Collins has left a legacy for her party that won't be easy to discard.
Kyle MacDonald: 'My 14-year-old won't come out of the bedroom'
Connection to family life rather than the internet is good for everyone
Liam Dann: The chilling economic warning we should take seriously
Buckle-up, the full force of the economic storm may still be ahead.
Kamahl Santamaria case a headache for Broadcasting Minister
OPINION: Our editorial on the fallout around the departure of TVNZ presenter.
Diana Clement: Upskill to boost your earning power
OPINION: There are many cheap or even free courses you can sign up for.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Is the foreign affairs role too much for Mahuta?
Nanaia Mahuta has a workload too much, says Heather du Plessis-Allan
Living with alopecia: 'All I knew in the beginning was to hide'
OPINION: I didn't know how to navigate the road ahead.
Comment: Access to vaping needs to be balanced
OPINION: Kiwi teenagers are preferring e-cigarettes over smoked tobacco
Jack Tame: Gun violence now doesn't mean the buyback was a failure
OPINION: The benefit of the buyback will be realised over time as gun availability falls.
Claire Trevett: The PM overseas v the PM at home
The PM had a ball in the US - but where are we on China?
Letters: Curbing our road enthusiasm
OPINION: Letters on US guns, Jacinda Ardern, China, MMP, Silver Lake, and cricket.
Bruce Cotterill: Brace yourself — this landing could get bumpy
The official message is that economic pain will be short-lived. If only that were so.
Steve Braunias: The secret leaked emails of TVNZ
Many lessons learned over Kamahl Santamaria saga.
'Irreversible damage': What a forensic pathologist sees in bodies of Covid patients
A forensic pathologist's perspective of Covid-19 in New Zealand.
Nations begin diplomatic dance in Pacific
OPINION: Our editorial notes some countries will want to use rivalries to their advantage.
Mary Holm: 'Do not take part in this - I am certain you will regret it'
An unsolicited cryptocurrency offer isn't worth wasting time on.
Editorial: QEII's Platinum Jubilee a remarkable achievement
OPINION: Editorial on Platinum Jubilee celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II.
John Roughan: Why our supermarkets really are super
OPINION: Probably no industry serves the public better than supermarkets.
Design for Living: This bridge was made for walking
Bright ideas to make cities better: Why walking and cycling the harbour bridge could work.
John MacDonald: Queen's Platinum Jubilee? I'm not feeling it, at all
In theory, we should be having street parties in NZ and putting up the decorations...
Hush-hush Meghan defuses the 'Sussex bomb'
Duke and Duchess of Sussex 'stick to official script' to avoid overshadowing the Queen.
The Amber Heard verdict was a travesty. Others will follow
New York Times: Depp referred to his ex as 'disposable'. He may turn out to be right.
Brian Fallow: Immigration - how many's a crowd?
Try thinking about how many migrants NZ can absorb, new report urges