Letters: Get tough on race-fixing
If found guilty, race-fixers should get what they deserve: loss of licence and jail time.
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Jay Kuten: Error to run spineless piece
A genuine patriot would have resigned and then written his objections.
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Gwynne Dyer: Palestinians no easy mark as leaders plot
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Kevin Page: Empty pots make the most noise
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Letters: Think of the ratepayers
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Peter Lyons: Economics: Trump may have a point on free trade
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Gwynne Dyer: China's repression in Xinjiang 'Orwellian'
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Letters: Climate change plan vital
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New Zealand's oldest daily newspaper changes its name
New Zealand's oldest daily changes its name
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Kate Stewart: How about more details on spending your appeal
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Frank Greenall: Nauru - where guano always happens
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Rachel Rose: The inconvenient truth about cobblers
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Letters: Conservatism tag an attack
I can see no reason at all why there cannot be a "Rainbow" Bar in the new club.
Chester Borrows: Bikies, the bishop and bigotry
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Rachel Stewart: Fed up with over-sharing
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