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The dubious climate gains of turning soil into a carbon sink
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Letters: Why punish brave schoolgirl for her heroic actions, TV's The Chase is a fraud
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She wrote a bestseller on women’s sex lives. Then her own fell apart
New York Times: Sex educator's new book on maintaining intimacy began at home.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Why would Govt start controversial Treaty debate for no outcome?
OPINION: Mixed Treaty Principles Bill messaging by the coalition Government is awful.
Young people on jobseeker benefits need sanctions - Paula Bennett
OPINION: How can we accept that 34,000 young people are on benefits.
Job cuts are a recipe that doesn't work
OPINION: We're heading back to the 1980s shock therapy that left too many Kiwis behind.
Steve Braunias witnesses an argument in postcode 1011
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Fran O’Sullivan: Open debate on Treaty principles should be nothing to fear
OPINION: Polling over term of last Government showed views hardened on race issues.
Mary Holm: My husband is worried our $4m isn’t enough to retire on
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No more bunny business: Playboy model Crystal Hefner spills on life with Hugh Hefner
New York Times: Crystal Hefner recounts her days as a Playboy model and Hefner's wife.
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Peter Blake's Ceramco crew reunites: From mast mishaps to lifelong bonds
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TikTok data concerns: Giant telco ditches website code, ANZ reviews use
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An atheist chaplain and a death row inmate’s final hours
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Why China has lost interest in Hollywood movies
New York Times: Viewers who once flocked to foreign blockbusters continue to disappear.
Thomas Coughlan: Chris Hipkins and Labour taste irrelevance
OPINION: The party must find a way to pull itself out of an opposition funk.
Wayne Brown: My biggest lesson from the Auckland Anniversary floods
Opinion: Let’s hope we all learn to do better next time, me included.
Letters: Shaw should stick with Greens; NUTSAX licence plate common sense
OPINION: "Here’s some advice for the NZTA: grow a pair."
He died in a tragic accident. Why did the internet say he was murdered?
New York Times: Obituary pirates had flooded search results with false information.
Market close: NZ stocks make healthy gain for the week
But it was quiet on the sharemarket today with the index making a small loss.
The joys of supporting local and what NZ could learn from Australia
A holiday in Tasmania champions everything Tasmanian.
Plans for Gaza’s ‘day after’ seem ever distant
New York Times: The idea there will be a clear line between war and peace is misleading.
A post on Gaza leads to turmoil at Australia’s public broadcaster
NY Times: The firing of a Lebanese-Australian journalist exposes deep rifts at the ABC.
John Campbell’s curious and controversial career twist; Layoffs loom at Stuff; Jack's big wedding
Radio host departs breakfast show; Black Clash's amazing ratings; Oz ad agency eyes NZ.
Audrey Young: Luxon starts 2024 as the great unifier ... of Māori
OPINION: The PM probably wishes he'd never heard of the Treaty Principles Bill.
‘Thank Christ it went that way’: Racing boss on scaffold collapse
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