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Emergency rooms are overworked and understaffed and it's terrifying for parents.

Got Covid? Go easy on yourself

For some people, Covid can cause long term effects if you don't take care.

Opinion: Sam Bankman-Fried and the power of dressing badly

Financial Times: Looking attractive matters less than telling your story.

Juha Saarinen: Australia gets ready to hack back at cyber criminals

Australia goes on the offensive in the InfoSec Wars.

Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Why we will oppose reforms to the RMA

OPINION: Proposed changes will weaken environmental protections and undermine Māori.

Kushlan Sugathapala: Hungry children can’t wait until after the election

OPINION: 'In times of hardship, belt-tightening is for the people, not the government.'

Editorial: Voting age pulled from the too-hard basket

OPINION: Our editorial on a conscience vote to lower the voting age.

Sideswipe: Cow photobomb

A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.

Opinion: We need to stop wasting our recycling potential

NZ is now turning to our industry to support environmental goals and empower change.

David Parker: Making resource management faster, cheaper and better

COMMENT: The Environment Minister sets out a plan to fix the resource management system.

Matthew Birchall: We can’t be naive about the risks to infrastructure

Success means getting projects done well.

Chris Bishop: Results of underinvested infrastructure in plain sight

COMMENT: We need new tools to better use what we have already.

Opinion: It was a bad week for billionaires with delusions of saving the world

New York Times: Last week billionaires made a strong case for abolishing themselves.

Letters: Three Waters, transparency, Qatar, hate speech, boot camp, and Bayswater Marina

OPINION: Letters on Winston Peters, MPs, anything, bus drivers, and the All Blacks.

Editorial: National’s youth crime policy is something old as something new

It's too easy for political parties to reach for the familiar.

Opinion: You don’t need a trip to Fiji to live in the moment - but it helps

Matt Heath's take on the importance of mindfulness.