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Letters: Procrastinating farmers, left-wing policies, self-healthcare, Mercy Parklands, and Three Waters
Letters on law and order, buses, North by Northwest, banks, and Starship.
Killer says wife's infidelity brought great shame to family
Shame and despair over adultery magnified by murderer's Indian culture, court hears.
'Reduced demand, falling prices': House values still dropping nationwide
Value drops have slowed in the last month but that's no reason to say things are turning.
200 Kiwi kids still living in cars ‘an utter failure’ by Govt - Nats
National has criticised Labour's solutions to the emergency housing crisis.
Few outlets selling fireworks this Guy Fawkes
Those looking to buy some fireworks are not exactly spoiled for choice.
Company asked Waka Kotahi to do more on safety after worker killed, emails reveal
The changes follow the death of a Wellington roadworker in 2019.
Exotic flower in Wellington gardens draws complaints about foul stench
An exotic flower in Wellington is blooming - and drawing complaints about leaking toilets.
Mayor Wayne Brown calls for ‘emergency footing’ from agencies in face of public transport ‘crisis’
Brown says Auckland won't accept cuts to bus services and agencies must do better
PM: Public will be told more about national security risks
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern speaks on Kiwi security concerns.
University cheating scandal: Education Minister gets assurances over African ghostwriter’s claims
Whistleblower claims some students have graduated without ever writing assignments.
Letters: Boomers, ANZ profits, retirement villages, ram raids, and Finn Ross
OPINION: Letters on Wayne Brown, influencers, bird of the year, and hate speech.
Nearly 1000 Auckland bus services suspended - Auckland Transport decision labeled ‘cynical’
In total, 931 bus services a day would be discontinued across the city.
Simon Wilson: Mayor Brown's new campaign - you might think everything is now officially awful
OPINION: The similarities in their inaugurations are striking. So are the differences.
For many disabled people, a battle to stay in New Zealand or Australia
New York Times: 'Our family is being separated by this policy, and it hurts.'
Unfair Air NZ fares: Travellers unhappy at sky-high prices
Frustrated passengers forking out more as airfare prices soar.
Editorial: Clearer direction needed on the field and in government
It's easy to get bogged down and make mistakes.
Erica Hoskin: Embracing cultures opens doors to other worlds
OPINION: A Year 13 student explores the pros and cons of multiculturalism.
Letters: Inflation, healthcare and bumbling ABs
Hypocrisy claims, PM’s transport needs, Risky territory
Justice Minister wants urgent changes to name suppression laws
Allan did not believe it was fair that more powerful people were getting name suppression.
A ‘bloody messy’ world: The urgent foreign policy challenges facing NZ
OPINION: Dangerous and confronting issues face NZ in the global arena.
Editorial: Putting the horrors behind us at Halloween
OPINION: Our editorial on reasons to celebrate October 31.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Nothing feels like a bargain as recession looms
The real estate market is further denting Labour’s chances of re-election
Andrew Kirton: Labour recovers its mojo ahead of election year
Labour is showing signs of getting down to business in the battle for a third term
Shaneel Lal: National Party silences Uffindell's victims
Christopher Luxon says he won't release report by Maria Dew KC to the public.
'Positive light': Police deny prioritising social media
Police deny prioritising posting to social media over responding to media queries.
Steve Braunias: The Secret Diary of Sir John Key
OPINION: There's more to life than numbers - or is there?