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Editorial: What's fair about Air NZ fares?
OPINION: Air NZ is in a financial sweet spot and must ensure reasonable domestic fares.
Jenée Tibshraeny: Can we afford tax cuts?
Why we should let the dust settle before injecting money into the economy.
While smiles are a mile wide in Fiji, mental health welfare status is nothing to smile about
Fiji does not have the human resources or funding to deal with mental health issues.
Hosking: Labour mastering the art of the own goal thanks to these three ministers
OPINION: They are starting to look like a party set on self-destruction.
Editorial: Taking pride in our welcome mat
OPINION: Our editorial on concerns about conditions for newly-arriving refugees.
Kathy Spencer: Income insurance 'poorly executed'
OPINION: Ex-Treasury adviser asks, why fix an inadequate system by adding another?
Opinion: Why isn't voting for local government simpler?
It is effectively impossible to tell how local and regional councillors voted on matters.
Sideswipe: Unnecessary signs
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Letters: Tax brackets need adjustment
OPINION: Letters on business confidence, Liz Truss, road maintenance, and QEII Square.
Thomas Coughlan: Tax take highest since 2008 - but be careful what you wish for
Calls for tax cuts grow louder as the Government books rising tax take.
Bryce Edwards: Dire turnout shows no confidence in local government elections
OPINION: The vast majority of the public is not inspired by what's on offer.
Opinion: How safe are Christchurch streets after attempted kidnapping?
OPINION: Can personal safety be taken for granted in Christchurch?
Brooke van Velden: Warnings for NZ in UK's cost of Lizzing crisis
Our economy has become precariously stacked in a similar way and it could also topple.
Sideswipe: The Deceased Umbrella of Epsom
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Forough Amin: Iran protests are women's chance to lead
OPINION: Demonstrations need to remain focused to achieve the changes Iranian women need.
Letters: Unfeeling and inflexible bureaucracy
OPINION: Letters on tax cuts, Covid variants, potholes, police photos, and trees.
Editorial: Local elections draw a blank
OPINION: Our editorial on local government elections drawing to a close on Saturday.
How long does it take to fix a marriage? Give the Gottmans 7 days
New York Times: After decades of research, the real-life couple say they know what works.
Screamatoriums and rage rooms: What helps when you're mad at the world?
Telegraph: Spoiler - standing in a small room smashing things feels a bit embarrassing.
When is being Māori not enough? Why Māori politics are always personal
A number of Māori government ministers have criticised other Māori MPs.
Letters: Official information withheld
OPINION: Letters on inflation, Vodafone, Road to Zero, rugby violence, and Karen Chhour.
Sideswipe: The Forgotten Trampoline of Ellerslie
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Michelle Langstone: 'Life is a procession of departures and arrivals'
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Phillip Mills: Vote for hope, not hostility
OPINION: 'Communities and businesses need to stay focused on what really matters.'
Simon Wilson: The things they say - an Auckland election meetings report
Mayor is not the only council position we're voting on right now.
Editorial: Extra declaration lands in our lap
OPINION: Our editorial on a another layer of bureaucracy added to New Zealand travel.
Griere Cox: Building a future-fit workforce
Around 50 per cent of workers globally will need reskilling by 2025, according to report.
Opinion: I'm happy to pay GST - but not on this
OPINION: Government's proposed unemployment insurance scheme likely subject to GST.
A republic? We already have one, a King's Counsel argues
OPINION: A King's Counsel offers his view on our relationship with the monarchy.
Sideswipe: Standing up to a hurricane
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