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Dr Oliver Hartwich: An inflation crisis of the Govt's making
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Matthew Hooton: Did health officials mislead PM and public on testing capability?
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Lady Deborah Chambers, QC: Baby, where did our rights go?
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Jo Raphael: Dangerous, chaotic and filthy - protest needs to be shut down now
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Paul Little: Use the force - bring in army to end Parliament protest
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Jarrod Gilbert: The moment police should have intervened in Wellington
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Hayden Munro: Protesters' cause being hijacked by dangerous fringe
We must push back against violent rhetoric to preserve our freedom.
Kyle MacDonald: How to turn down anxiety after a Covid case at school
Talk it through, trust the science, your school, and the protection of the vaccine.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: How long can the stand-off go on?
The Government's refusal to talk to protesters is wearing down the public
Paul Catmur: A lesson from the shambolic Vector website
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Steve Braunias casts a satirical translation over police press release
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Diana Clement: Is there financial disaster lurking around the corner?
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Editorial: 'River of fascism' an extraordinary warning
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Prices are finally falling. Is this really the end for the decade-long period of growth?