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Brian Fallow: Time to turn down the methane tap
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OPINION: Our editorial says we can use our natural advantage to cut our carbon footprint.
Sideswipe: My name is Mucus
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Lucas Groeneveld: Why micro-mobility is the way forward
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Matthew Hooton: Greens shake-up - Chloe Swarbrick primed to replace James Shaw
OPINION: The Greens have an opportunity to capture the 20-somethings Labour has betrayed.
Letters: Clearer messages around climate change
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Karl Puschmann: Gary Oldman's spy thriller Slow Horses a caustic delight
Oldman lets himself go in this fast-paced espionage thriller about spycraft's b-team.
Three more ways NZ can add to global pressure on Russia
New Zealand must support calls for an independent investigation into possible war crimes.
As borders reopen, can New Zealand reset from high volume to 'high values' tourism?
New Zealand Tourism has a choice: try to revive the old ways, or develop a new model.
Opinion: Why does Netflix cancel so many shows?
Financial Times: Site's decisions seem to reward binge-watched shows over slow-burn hits.
Voiceless and vulnerable, NZ's gig workers faced more risk with fewer protections during the pandemic
Reports show gig workers experienced a higher risk of infection from Covid 19.
Eric Crampton: Council carbon counsel
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Doctor Who? What will Ashley Bloomfield do next?
Pandemic folk hero has revealed he'll hang up his health-boss boots in July.
Editorial: What rhymes with orange?
OPINION: Our editorial on the continued constraint on Auckland under red light settings.
Mike Hosking: This Govt's in denial over rising gang violence
OPINION: People don't feel safe and the blame lies with the Government.
Letters: Caught in the headlights of climate change
OPINION: Letters on Pharmac, water rates, crime, red light, and student allowances.
Stephen Hoadley: Who believes Russian propaganda?
OPINION: Associate professor of politics looks at the incredible statements from Moscow.
Sideswipe: Seagulls can't read, mate
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Barry Soper: Why there was no point sticking around for Ashley Bloomfield
OPINION: Bloomfield's resignation would have come as no surprise to Ardern.
Andrew Barnes: Let's support the media to serve its key purpose
OPINION: The collective idea of what 'the media' is has become confused.
Cricket World Cup boss: How we ran a major sports event during a pandemic
Six key factors in successfully delivering a major sporting event in the Covid age.
Twitter/Elon Musk: Social media star becomes social media owner
Financial Times: Is Elon Musk trolling the world, or is his investment a canny value play?
Sir Ian Taylor: Opportunity to board America's Cup waka
COMMENT: Politicians might look at how they may help stage next America's Cup back here.
Opinion: Not wanted or valued by Labour - I don't blame Louisa Wall for leaving politics
OPINION: MPs should be above jealousy and envy towards one of their own.
How Bucha atrocities could prolong the Ukrainian war
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Sideswipe: Sol3 Mio feijoas
A daily column looking at humorous, satirical and simply strange news.
Letters: True spirit of yachting
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Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Loss of Māori legends a call for next generation to rise
COMMENT: They broke ground for tangata whenua, but the hard work is far from over.
Richard Prebble: The big surprises PM will see on her travels
Last week on business I went to Australia and was shocked to see how it is surging ahead.