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Opinion: The world is failing its frontline humanitarians

Aid workers face increasing attacks globally, with 265 killed this year.

Inside Economics: The RBNZ’s dilemma – a two-speed economy and a one-speed OCR

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

Letters: We shouldn’t undervalue the important work of historians

OPINION: Also letters on religion and politics; cycle helmets; Palestinian state.

Editorial: Children of sperm donors deserve more than luck to find their roots

OPINION: Every child deserves to know where they come from, without the scavenger hunt.

Gaza and the Government: How to 'grow a spine' – Simon Wilson

OPINION: Even the horrors of war haven't stopped the Act tail wagging the Government dog.

Property Insider: Bird's eye-view of burned New World Victoria Park – first drone footage shows demolition starting

The massive job of demolishing large parts of building has begun; reopening not 'til '27.

Gregor Paul: Why style v substance debate hovers over All Blacks

OPINION: Scott Robertson believes in a fast, skilled game but lacks firepower.

Patrick Walsh: Axing of NCEA needs to proceed with caution

OPINION: NCEA's architects aimed to fix systemic issues in school qualifications.

Gregor Paul: Why Robertson's All Blacks need to rethink their strategy

OPINION: The All Blacks excelled with scrummaging power and a lethal driving maul.

Simon Devoy: Exporter tips to overcome US tariff challenges

Wai Mānuka needs $5-7 million to crack the US market.

Sasha Borissenko: The bright young legal minds rewriting the rules

OPINION: I'm leaving Aotearoa for New York after 270 legal columns.

AI boom in Australia: Data centres v housing needs

OPINION: Amazon plans to invest $22b in data centres. But what do we actually get?

All Blacks player ratings: Usual suspects shine, but who missed their chance?

OPINION: How New Zealand rated in their Cordoba victory.

Shane Te Pou: 6 ways Luxon can save his Prime Ministership

OPINION: With Labour rising, the PM risks a one-term premiership unless he adapts.

Glenn Dwight: Bring back the moa - and my Velcro wallet while you’re at it

OPINION: If Sir Peter Jackson's bringing back the moa, why not Snifters too?

Nadine Higgins: Should you keep mortgage payments high when interest rates drop?

OPINION: Before saying 'yes' to the bank, here are a few things you should consider.