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Editorial: Time to meet in reality
In a world where people are increasingly busy and technology is taking over, it seems logical that people meet online, writes Anita Moran.
Editorial: Is ebola screen good enough?
Ebola. The word alone is enough to send shivers down my spine. And as the epidemic grows so does the possibility it could reach our shores.
Editorial: Labour in time of peril
Labour's embarrassing defeat reflects a general disillusionment with the party and its MPs, who have lost their way after years of infighting, and a lack of strong leadership.
Marcel Currin: How can goodness survive all the dirt?
I went to the voting booth like an uninspired citizen last Saturday. The whole dirty-shmirty politics thing really got me down, writes Marcel Currin.
Editorial: Ryall has my respect
It's the end of an era in Parliament with the retirement of Bay of Plenty MP Tony Ryall, writes Scott Inglis.
Editorial: Heroes have to behave
Thousands of Kiwis go out for a big night on the town just hours before they have an important engagement.
Garth George: Will more of same be good for nation?
When I suggested a month or so ago that the ideal result of Saturday's election would be for National to get enough votes to govern alone, I didn't for one moment believe it could happen.
Marcel Currin: Has freebie's furore affected U2?
When I am the world's most rich and famous newspaper columnist, maybe I'll finally get that multi-million dollar deal with Apple, writes Marcel Currin.