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EditorialSeptember 11

Can the genie go back in the lamp?

ON a sunny spring morning, with daffodils bobbing their heads in the chill breeze, birds twittering contentedly and lambs leaping in the paddocks, all feels right with the world.
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Can the genie go back in the lamp?
Can the genie go back in the lamp?
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EditorialSeptember 10

Turbulent times in trade buffet NZ

The ongoing, and rapidly escalating, trade war between the United States and Canada would be funny if it were not so serious.
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Turbulent times in trade buffet NZ
Turbulent times in trade buffet NZ
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EditorialSeptember 9

Picking up the call

The review of mental health and addiction telehealth services released this week raises questions about whether the push to use these helplines has been misleading.
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Picking up the call
Picking up the call
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EditorialSeptember 8

Protecting Fiordland, our most precious place

For many New Zealanders, Fiordland remains a hauntingly beautiful and faraway place they have never been to.
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Protecting Fiordland, our most precious place
Protecting Fiordland, our most precious place
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EditorialSeptember 7

Is a state-owned supermarket really the answer?

One thing which politicians of all stripes can agree on is that the cost of living is too high.
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Is a state-owned supermarket really the answer?
Is a state-owned supermarket really the answer?
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EditorialSeptember 6

Cervical screening rigour needed

The petty politicking over the welcome decision to make participation in our cervical screening programme free makes both National and Labour look silly.
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Cervical screening rigour needed
Cervical screening rigour needed
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EditorialSeptember 4

Why are we waiting?

During the last election campaign National promised a return to health targets, proclaiming them to be a crucial tool to improving the system.
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Why are we waiting?
Why are we waiting?
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EditorialSeptember 3

The property rollercoaster

There is, not unnaturally, a friendly parochial rivalry between the neighbouring provinces of Otago and Southland.
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The property rollercoaster
The property rollercoaster
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EditorialSeptember 2

Road funding fun and games

In an election year it is not surprising the major players are falling over each other to seem the most concerned about anything affecting costs to taxpayers.
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Road funding fun and games
Road funding fun and games