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Letters: A climate of ‘whataboutisms’, will political journalists face the same scrutiny?

OPINION: Rail could reinvigorate rural communities, writes a reader.

Letters: King Charles should be applauded for his speech to the US Congress

OPINION: Unexpectedly wise words from the King.

Letters: Severe weather events mean we have some difficult roading decisions ahead

OPINION: Difficult roading decisions ahead for NZ.

Letters: Can cutting our emissions really change the climate?

OPINION: Continuation of the current trend may not be as dramatic as many claim.

Letters: Vaccinations, consent and what we need to learn when looking at New Zealand’s performance during Covid

OPINION: The lesson we need to learn from Covid.

Letters: Fuel thieves and the political blame game

OPINION: The Broadcasting Standards Authority is in its death throes, a reader says.

Letters: Earth Day every day, the blame game and balance vs nostalgia

OPINION: Every day should be Earth Day, and the euphemisms that abide despite evidence.

Letters: Poppy love - bring back the oldies that had staying power

OPINION: Seymour's financial education plan, Shane Jones' outbursts, and Aesop's fable.

Letters: National can’t allow the tail to wag the dog if it forms another coalition Government

OPINION: National need to ensure they stay true to their principles.