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Bryan Gould: Now is the time to stay strong

COMMENT: Now is the time to stay strong.

Comment: Lockdown stirs memories of when life was simple

Is every day a Sunday in our bubbles?

Alas ye Trumplet - we know him well

Terry Sarten ponders the world we're in through the eyes of Shakespeare.

Covid 19 coronavirus: Russell Bell; moving forward the next big challenge

Complete information about the virus here and overseas is difficult to find.

Waiting for Covid-19 release papers

Life on the outside of lockdown could be very different, writes Kevin Page.

Bryan Gould: What we can learn from earlier generations

COMMENT: The crisis is a chance to draw strength from earlier struggles.

Let's Talk Law: Managing cashflow in Covid-19

Where money is at stake, the human condition does not lend itself to "take it on the chin"

Rob Rattenbury: When men become monsters

COMMENT: Domestic violence is blight on this land that brings shame.

Museum Notebook: Exotic birds

The museum does hold some beautiful exotic specimens with interesting tails and beaks.

Rob Rattenbury: Covid 19 coronavirus - week two blues

COMMENT: New Zealand will not be the same when this blight leaves us.

Letters: Indoor bowlers urged to pick up the phone

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Nicola Patrick: Lockdown, day 10

COMMENT: This enforced period of slowing down and staying home prompts some reflections.

Terry Sarten: Covid 19 coronavirus - Stay home in your bubble

This is the moment when finding the mute button can bring redemption.

Jay Kuten: Living in lockdown

Being in lockdown is a little like living out one of those dystopian movies.

Letters: Reflect on what's important

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Frank Greenall: Apocalypse in the Avenue

Frank Greenall: Life can also be fun and fancy-free. But not too much at the moment.

The question every small business is asking

Law Talk: How do I pay my rent while but business is hot duing virus lockdown?

Letters: The price of cauliflower

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