Comment: Our love affair with cars
Rob Rattenbury writes it is a challenge for Kiwis to give up their traditional cars.
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Letters: Only 8 per cent consulted on Horizons Māori wards
Readers have their say on Māori wards and Israel
Colleen Sheldon: Why succession is so important and how businesses can get help
It's a conversation so many farming families put off having
Letters: Thanks for cheerful traffic control on Anzac Parade
Readers have their say on Anzac Parade traffic control, Israel, and pill pop sheets
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Why I'm excited about the future of Aotearoa
OPINION: From the tired old race-based debate, a positive new force is emerging.
Letters: Abuse of mask-wearer unacceptable
Readers also have a say on our health service, socialism and CO2.
Comment: Businesses need to look after every client
Russell Bell says Whanganui's Inspire Gym provides a great example of supporting clients.
Letters: Bridge solution 'doesn't make sense'
Readers share their views on the Dublin St Bridge and Māori wards.
Comment: Māori and Pākehā need true partnership
Rob Rattenbury writes that we need to address racism as a team of 5 million.
Letters: Democracy has stood the test
Readers have their say on the He Puapua report and Dublin St Bridge traffic congestion.
Dawn Picken: Refuse the jab, lose the job
Opinion: Some employees need to be vaccinated against Covid-19 to protect public health.
Kevin Page: A few dramas but Poppy has arrived
When we arrived at hospital there was 'the long wait' for information, writes Kevin Page.
Letters: Councils and 'religion'
Readers share their views on "Capitalist religion" and having the last word.
Letters: Landlords lording it
Readers have their say on the housing crisis and Māori wards.
Letters: Support for Palestine and Israel
Readers share their views on the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Comment: Ensure you plan for consequences of growth
Russell Bell writes that a long-term view is crucial for businesses in growth phases.
Letters: A quick fix for the Dublin St Bridge?
Readers have their say on the Dublin St Bridge, Treaty principles and the Battle of Crete
Rob Rattenbury: Love of books needs to be developed early
OPINION: Collecting books is now becoming an issue at the love shack on the hill.
Letters: Why prayer or karakia can be valuable in politics
Readers have their say on prayer in politics and local businesses who go the extra mile
Kevin Page: Employed again at last
Starting a new job is sort of like when you first start school.
Letters: Real problem with the Dublin St Bridge
Readers have their say on the Dublin St Bridge congestion and the velodrome upgrade
Leigh-Marama McLachlan: The real reason couple decided to leave Whanganui
Whanganui is the loser in this scenario, writes Leigh-Marama McLachlan.
Letters: Pay freezes are de facto pay cuts
Readers have a say on pay freezes for public servants and learning from history.
Let's Talk Law: Who's your daddy?
What can you do if you doubt your paternal link to a child.
Letters: Lanterns on the Awa 'a brilliant community success'
Readers have their say on the health funding and Lanterns on the Awa
Comment: Quality and speed equation essential for business
Mastering these factors makes a business a market leader, writes Russell Bell.
Letters: PM should visit country next time she's in town
Readers also have a say on entrepreneurs and historical relevance.
Rob Rattenbury: Jury system must stay, but changes are needed
Changes are needed to New Zealand's jury system but it must stay, Rob Rattenbury writes.
Dawn Picken: Mother's Day in the Zone
OPINION: Plenty of parents are flying solo this Mother's Day.
Letters: Our young women deserve better
Readers share their views on local and national issues.
Kevin Page: Chilly mornings and the tea cosy - a wee trim to make it fit
It turns out the "hat" is quite warm. Instantly toasty, in fact.
Letters: Why the Reserve Bank should not be independent
Readers have their say on the Reserve Bank's independence, and US President Joe Biden
Let's Talk Law: Access over private land is a privilege
The main risk for landowners is the liability they may face following an injury.
Letters: Airport could take lead on climate action
Readers also have their say on Government Minister Andrew Little, and "racial bias".