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Letters: NZ history widely misunderstood
Misinformation taught in school to generations of Kiwis still frames their view of NZ.
Misinformation taught in school to generations of Kiwis still frames their view of NZ.
COMMENT: Is Andrew Little becoming a sore loser?
Comment: If the bill passes its final reading it will be put to a referendum.
COMMENT: The whole dynamic of the euthanasia debate has now changed.
MPs are about to decide whether the public should decide on legalising assisted dying.
A decision whether to put assisted dying to a referendum is on a knife-edge.
National's Maggie Barry has called the speed of the debate a "terrible injustice".
He says people are increasingly thinking about death a "project" to be managed.
COMMENT: This shambles is not about policy, it is about trust, writes Audrey Young.
They're promising "amendments on amendments" as a bill comes back to Parliament.
COMMENT: Signs of opposition to Act MP David Seymour's End of Life Choice Bill.
Wendy Reid on why she wants the right to die.
As a solution to managing floods, the kind of storm drains used in LA could be an option.
You say: Tunnel cameras doing nothing to change drivers' behaviour.
There is nothing to be ashamed of. It's an illness — like any other illness.
Do we need a council bylaw to deal with street beggars and people sleeping rough?
All credit to those willing to ease the suffering of a dying person.
90-year-old Raymond Gough says if he could flick the switch to end his life, he would.
The Prime Minister doesn't want a referendum on euthanasia. Winston Peters insists on one.
COMMENT: When a right to die could reduce others' right to live.
Which reputable, peer-reviewed, scientific journals have run papers debunking evolution?
COMMENT: A six-month rebate on suffering is better than none.
COMMENT: It's time to consider some extra safeguards on euthanasia bill.
Ceremony held in the House after emotional debate about assisted dying.
Anti-euthanasia groups buoyed by a 70-50 vote for assisted dying in Parliament.
End of Life Choice Bill passed after debate in which many MPs shared emotional stories.
Parliament begins the discussion on the End of Life Choice legislation.
How will party leaders be voting as the End of Life Choice Bill comes back to parliament?
Audrey Young outlines the assisted dying bill ahead of the second reading debate tomorrow
Jacinda Arden says she'll vote for an upcoming euthanasia bill to give people a choice.