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Editorial: Is there another Mikhail Gorbachev?

OPINION: Our editorial on the death of Mikhail Gorbachev and his legacy in Putin's hands.

Opinion: FBT tax exemption for public transport and the shared mobility culture

Tidying up the current proposed bill will make transport emissions savings achievable.

Matthew Hooton: Time's up for most inept Government ever

OPINION: The Ardern regime has proven incompetent even at handing out free cash.

Opinion: Barbarians defile the dead - respect for fallen soldiers a matter of honour

Alexander Gillespie on the withholding of the body of Kiwi Corporal Dominic Abelen.

Editorial: Falling house prices - and what it means for you

OPINION: Our editorial on falling house prices and a bombshell new report.

Sonya Bateson: Easier for young minds to absorb new languages

OPINION: Te reo is everywhere. And in a few more years it'll be more common still.

Letters: KiwiSaver fees need scrutiny

OPINION: Letters on Freedom NZ coalition, food prices, ram-raids, rugby, and Joe Biden.

Sideswipe: Let's give this guy a hand

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

Verstappen and his rocket ship on another planet

Verstappen fast and focussed.

Editorial: GST plan on Kiwisaver fees implodes

OPINION: Our editorial on the heated response to proposed GST charges on managed funds.

Comment: Chilling effects of hate speech laws

OPINION: Defence lawyers urge caution before enabling laws comparable to the 'Smith Act'.

Letters: The Putin solution to crime

OPINION: Letters on KiwiSaver tax, ram-raiders, literacy, rail and melting ice.

Fran O'Sullivan: 'Shameless' PM spruiks NZ

OPINION: A jet setting Jacinda Ardern is clocking up the kilometres and trade deals.

Richard Prebble: $2.1b for Kiwibank? You must be kidding

Government has not been a good owner of KiwiRail or Air NZ, writes Richard Prebble.

Thomas Coughlan: Whittakergate - the dumbest scandal

Marama Davidson falls victim to the dumbest scandal of our time.

Opinion: I'm a Ukrainian soldier, and I've accepted my death

New York Times: We no longer know the names of all the dead. There are dozens every day.