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Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of January 30 - February 5

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Diana Clement: Don’t disregard credit card travel insurance

OPINION: There's a lot to be said for these policies.

Shaneel Lal: Johnstone coming out helps an entire generation of queer people

Shaneel Lal on the difficulties of growing up queer and how the rugby player has helped

Heather du Plessis-Allan: All eyes on Auckland this election year

Auckland will play a crucial role in deciding the new government

Liam Dann: NZ outside in the rain as US celebrates inflation victory

OPINION: I'm not yet convinced the war is won.

More non-Māori are embracing te reo - raising complex issues

OPINION: If not done well and ethically, it could be another wave of colonisation.

Mary Holm: Early 30s and multiple funds - is this one of NZ’s shrewdest investors?

Is having lots of funds a problem? Not if they're the right funds.

John Roughan: We need to learn to live with climate change

Auckland has never had a January as wet and never a day like last Friday.

Letters: Climate change can't be ignored

OPINION: Letters on Three Waters, Wayne Brown, capitalism, and Chris Hipkins.

James Shaw: Now is the time to provide answers to Auckland’s climate disaster

OPINION: Lives in Auckland have been upended by this week’s flooding.

Audrey Young: The biggest difference between Hipkins and Ardern

OPINION: The new Prime Minister made a huge step in admitting the problem.

Chris v Chris: Did Hipkins or Luxon win the week amid Auckland floods?

Extreme weather and polls dominate in this week's fight of the Chrises.

Jana Hocking: Common acts that kills women's libido

Opinion: It makes no sense, yet this sex excuse is often made by men.

Canny view: Glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel

OPINION: 2022 was ugly. 2023 so far – what a difference a month can make!

Retiring at 62? The French have it absolutely right

Financial Times: French create glorious new lifestage - first golden decade of retirement.

Matthew Hooton: Hipkins takes Labour from inevitable defeat to dead heat

Neither Chris Hipkins nor Christopher Luxon will make voters love them - and that's fine.