Global alliance needed to win war on our environment
Global alliance needed to win war on our environment
We need to work together on climate, Manh Tuan Ngo writes.
Opinion
Rising lion of fear and aggression
Rising lion of fear and aggression
Leon Goldsmith considers what is next after the United States’ air strikes on Iran.
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No book is entirely useless — let’s support all of them
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No book is entirely useless — let’s support all of them
When Rudyard Kipling wrote "a man can never have too much red wine, too many books, or too much ammunition" he probably had me in mind — apart from the ammunition, of course.
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Trump gambles on war and peace
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Trump gambles on war and peace
The United States’ bombing of nuclear facilities in Iran has abruptly made the world less safe.
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Redefining localism
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Redefining localism
Anyone who voted for the coalition partners for their enthusiasm about localism will be scratching their heads.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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Letters to the Editor: war, agendas and cricket
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Letters to the Editor: war, agendas and cricket
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including what Jesus would do about Israel, the "agenda" of the previous mayor, and bravo to Adrian Seconi!
Diagnosis is that team work is needed
Diagnosis is that team work is needed
Gil Barbezat asks what is needed for vital healthcare reform.
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Unemployed rally around Britain
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Unemployed rally around Britain
Many Labour demonstrations took place throughout the country yesterday protesting against the continuance of unemployment.
The efficacy of a submission is dubious in this Bill’s case
The efficacy of a submission is dubious in this Bill’s case
The public’s view of the Regulatory Standards Bill is being ignored, Noel O’Malley writes.
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Letters to the Editor: books, elections and chickpeas
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Letters to the Editor: books, elections and chickpeas
Today's Letters to the Editor from readers cover topics including the cost of destroying rare books, some thoughts on council elections, and the high cost of chickpeas.
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Counting on the census
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Counting on the census
One of the great pillars on which modern New Zealand society is based has been scrapped by the government in a move which has shocked many.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.
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MPs scrutinise the cream cheese latte, among other things
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MPs scrutinise the cream cheese latte, among other things
Another Scrutiny Week is done and dusted, although some ministers and ministries came under more scrutiny than others.
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Speeding towards a sign of the travel times
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Speeding towards a sign of the travel times
Are you on the left or right-hand side of the road on the contentious speed limit changes of 2022?
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The secret diary of . . . Christopher Luxon in China
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The secret diary of . . . Christopher Luxon in China
"Where are your slippers?" Amanda said. "You'll need your slippers."
Within living memory . . .
Within living memory . . .
Taking a break from riding the bikes they received for their birthday in June 1985 are Mosgiel triplets Andrew, Simon and Timothy Madill.
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Amundsen and crew return
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Amundsen and crew return
We are slowly getting to know the full facts of the returned airmen’s three weeks of adventure.
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In sickness and in health
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In sickness and in health
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon caused a flurry of disquiet last Monday when he appeared to suggest that the statutory minimum for sick leave could revert to five days a year from the present 10.
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
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Cartoonist’s view — Yeo
Today's cartoon from Shaun Yeo.