Letters: Council must ask right questions
Too many projects have been poorly conceived, poorly designed and poorly managed.
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Editorial: Plea from young on our fragile climate
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Audrey Young: Winston Peters speaks for those who object to victim-led approach
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Simon Wilson: We can fix the climate crisis if we want to
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Greta Thunberg on America: Too much air conditioning, not enough science
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