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John MacDonald: I've changed my mind about Ian Foster
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Environmentally low-impact metal recovery operation will help meet demand.
Chris Nyamandi: Afghan children need an economic solution
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Trump's weird one-sentence defence as fallout from FBI raid continues
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Chris Hyde: A simple way supermarkets can get back into our good books
OPINION: It's not just food prices irking customers, it the way they're being priced.
Can men and women just be friends? I don't want my husband touching anyone else
Psychologists and family therapists Nic & Verity answer your sex and relationship queries.
Louise Upston: The Jobseeker free ride is ending
OPINION: National's spokesperson for Social Development tackles welfare dependency.
Sideswipe: Man wins court battle over 25 cents
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Letters: Well done, All Blacks
OPINION: Letters on teaching troubles, trading with tyrants, and on Leo Molloy.
Editorial: Heat turned up on Trump
OPINION: Our editorial on problems for Trump's potential presidential run in 2024.
Christopher Niesche: Mining giant BHP eyes OZ Minerals in billion-dollar deal
BHP has its eyes squarely on the future.
Sasha Borissenko: From whisky to Covid-19 face masks - the gifts MPs got
A look at what gifts our MPs have received in the 2021-22 year and shares they own.
Jeremy Ward: Three reasons why this US earnings season is pivotal
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Kate's new $83K spending problem
OPINION: The last 100 days has seen a significant change in Kate Middleton's spending.
Liam Dann: Chris Luxon's biggest problem isn't gaffes or rogue MPs
OPINION: National's biggest asset could turn into its biggest liability.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: National's history of boys in suits behaving badly
OPINION: The bar is so much higher for National.
Paula Bennett: I like our perfectly imperfect politicians
There are lines that politicians should not cross but let's leave room for character.
Editorial: Uffindell faces months as a silent backbencher
OPINION: Our editorial on the stood-down National Party member for Tauranga.
Diana Clement: It's time for a spending diary exercise
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Greg Smith: High inflation — soon to be yesterday's news?
Rampant price rises may now be starting to ease, writes Greg Smith.
Bruce Cotterill: Govt has spent up large - but could have delivered more
Spend, spend and spend some more, has been the Government's attitude.
Steve Braunias: Christopher Luxon has his eye on the party list
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Letters: Employment gaps require change
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Fran O'Sullivan: Now Molloy has stepped aside, who can step up in Auckland?
Here's to Leo Molloy for getting out of the way.