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MP Ian McKelvie learns a few tricks as he takes a role in Opposition for the first time
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Opinion: Pike River mine no place for humans
Election promises should be reconsidered in the hard light of post-election reality.
Jay Kuten: Orr's ugly moral relativism
RTL aims to control the choices that women are are all too often forced to make.
Editorial: Robberies must stop
Stopping a string of robberies from continuing is not just up to police ...
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Fred Frederikse: Settler, iwi histories merge
Newly-opened Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom tells the story of iwi and the Dutch settlers.
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Popular science; The problems of capitalism; Armistice Day; No cost, no-brainer.
Conservation Comment: We can't even protect sheep
Kids with facts behind them will become the best police of all to protect native species.
Your view: Better buses just the ticket
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Terry Sarten: That we need refuges for battered women is a disgrace
That we still need refuges for battered women is a social disgrace
Rachel Rose: Two years on ... and we are slowly adjusting to the 'H'
Two years ago 'Wanganui' became 'Whanganui', so how it the controversial 'H' faring?
North Korea blues? Relax, Winston's got this
Winston Peters may be poised to visit North Korea as a deal broker for the West
An officer and a gentleman of the 90s
The Nineties documentary on Prime makes for great viewing.
Kate Stewart: Waiting in line
Kate Stewart discusses time, doctors and visiting the ministry of social development.
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Ron's wrong gongs; gender bender bollocks; a billion trees, a financial disaster; and more
Editorial: Better model needed for grants
Pokies changes prompt uncomfortable discussion on community grants.
Sun still rises with a Labour Government
Damien O'Connor in charge of agriculture, biosecurity and food security is a wise choice.
Editorial: Goodbye United Future ... a bouffant, a bowtie and not much else
United Future folds into a small, soft ball of inconsequence
Frank Greenall: Amundsen outshone Scott
Many will have imbibed the tragic Captain Scott tale along with, it seems, mother's milk.
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Religious intolerance, Treaty dreamers and the ones who never spoke.
Jay Kuten: Dangers of empty obstruction
National seems to be stoking class warfare with the politics of resentment.
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Business zen: Keeping customers happy brings in more
To be successful, it pays to invest in understanding your market and its needs.
Opinion: Let's not jump to conclusions
Wouldn't the world be a nicer place if we all stopped judging people by our own standards?
Opinion: PM sets a bad example for children
Ms Adern walks on the world stage, and we expect her actions to reflect well on us.
Fred Frederikse: What tourism shouldn't be
Tourists in Vietnam are better to get off the well-tridden tourist routes.
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Readers discuss half-empty buses, secret drinkers, and the Sarjeant Gallery redevelopment.
Steve Baron: It's all here - so let's invest wisely
Is it time to cut our losses on council's economic development agency?
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