Oscar Sims: Inner suburb density will improve affordability
OPINION: 'Let young New Zealanders live within a convenient distance of their needs.'
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Gregor Paul: All Blacks coaching team walking a razor-thin line
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Opinion: Seven words Prince William can't escape
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Chef Al Brown on learning te reo Māori - and understanding himself
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Paul Catmur: The art of not working during work hours - and getting paid for it
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Trans man's pregnancy journey: 'This is what family looks like for us'
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More young, single Kiwi women want children on their own
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Auckland and Wellington biggest losers in world's most liveable cities rankings
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'Multiple shots': Police shoot man armed with knife, metal bar after threat to public
The man was "critically injured", police said.
Watch: Passengers clash with Jetstar staff after flight cancelled
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'Campaign of harassment': A teenager says he acted in self-defence as he was attacked. Police saw it differently
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Late wickets leave Black Caps in trouble
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'It's not just hippies': The rise of white-collar magic mushroom users
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Liam Dann: The vital industry NZ can't let collapse - and the reasons why
How the property sector fares through this tough cycle will be a real measure of progress.
Paula Bennett: I have never fit neatly into a box when it comes to being a feminist and I'm quite proud of it
They can be proud but there is still sexist behaviour that needs to be called out.
Kyle MacDonald: I've stopped drinking, should my partner stop too?
A conversation is needed about the support you need.
Hamish and Kyle: On the inactivity of depression
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Heather du Plessis-Allan: Our health system goes from serious to life-threatening state
The most urgent thing is getting more doctors and nurses into our hospitals.
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