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'Wild West' world of crypto: Kiwi investors need protection

Sensible rules could protect investors and stop sketchy pump-and-dump schemes.

Sir Stephen Tindall: Reducing emissions makes perfect business sense

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Claire Trevett: Just a 'rogue MP', or a warning sign?

Is Gaurav Sharma a warning that Labour's backbench has been left to drift too much?

Can House of the Dragon win the war for the water cooler?

Over a decade ago the world fell to Game of Thrones, can its prequel reclaim the throne?

Grace Forrest: Time to deliver modern slavery laws

OPINION: New Zealand can and should lead the world in calling out human rights abuses.

John MacDonald: Jacinda Ardern - the part-time DJ dancing on a pin

Opinion: National has done a better job than Labour over the latest bullying accusations.

Letters: Too easy to cry bully

OPINION: Letters on literacy, bullying, socialism, emissions, and Salman Rushdie.

Chlöe Swarbrick: We can choose to rewrite the rules again

OPINION: The current rules favour the wealthy, at the cost of our collective wellbeing.

Life is short and the universe doesn't care, so make the most of it

Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks with author Oliver Burkeman.

Shane Jones: 'Tasteless monkey business' - obscure MPs dominating discussion

OPINION: Former Labour and NZ First MP deplores 'monkey business' dominating politics.

Golriz Ghahraman on sexual harassment: 'Women have been told to grin and bear it'

The Green Party MP, lawyer and author speaks to Elisabeth Easther.

William Dart review: New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's Beethoven

Pianist and conductor were determined to bring out the dance as a key to this music.

Sideswipe: Before coffee, after coffee

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

Sam Broughton: Selwyn's proximity to Christchurch is a natural advantage for residents

OPINION: More people moved to Selwyn than any other city or district in NZ.

Editorial: Rushdie's free thought and expression

OPINION: Our editorial on the freedom to offend, and whether to take offense.

Opinion: Are business leaders equipped for the turbulence ahead?

OPINION: The new currency for staff is time and flexibility, not car parks and money.

Letters: Three Waters opposition

OPINION: Letters on home-buyers, All Blacks, bullying,

Simon Wilson: The backlash against better streets

Better rules for changing street use and a big decision for cycling on the harbour bridge.