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Samantha Motion: How lockdown changed my life
Opinion: The lockdown experience flicked a switch and there was no going back.
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OPINION: The paper trail shows exactly who calls the shots, former police officer says.
Luke Kirkness: Why Peter Burling's on the Mt Rushmore of NZ sport
Opinion: Peter Burling has cemented his place in New Zealand sporting folklore.
Rob Rattenbury: Transtasman 'mateship' a mistaken belief
Australians could not give a toss about upsetting the New Zealand Government.
Review: 'Crispness of attack' from Bay of Plenty Symphonia
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Sam Shaw: Happiness is about finding out what you really like doing
World champion mountain bike racer and ecologist Sam Shaw.
Rawiri Waititi: It's not about a tie – it's about Pākehā power
OPINION: I have every right to represent my people and reflect their dress, culture.
Dawn Picken: Inequity hurts everyone - it's time to fix the whare
Opinion: We are still living in the house colonialism built and it's time to fix it.
Dawn Picken: A new chapter opens for America
"You don't have to be American to have felt the pain and betrayal."
Dawn Picken: There is still hope for the United States
'I'm hopeful America will find its centre again.'
Paul Hickey: 2020 coming to an end and special mentions
Paul Hickey discusses the year of 2020 and gives a special mention.
Dylan Thorne: The plight of Kiwis on wrong side of property boom
Tauranga City Council deserves credit for trying to do something to help those in need.
Opinion: Beehive a symbol of NZ's polluting past
The country is waking up to the role buildings play in climate change.
Samantha Motion: Concerns over homeless stem from pride of place
Opinion: It's time for some straight answers and real solutions on emergency housing.
Dylan Thorne: Urgency needed on court house upgrade
OPINION: There is overcrowding in the cells and difficulties separating opposing gangs.
Tommy Wilson on the fall and rise of the Māori Party in Waiariki
Opinion: "Ki tai wiwi ki tai wawa – The tide goes out - the tide comes back in."
Carmen Hall: I watched my dad and sister slowly die. Here's how I will vote
Opinion: Watching someone you love die a slow death is not easy.
Editorial: Beers are cold here too, cobber
The potential for regional travel bubbles is improving.
Kristin Macfarlane: 'I was alive but I wasn't living'
Comment: I couldn't even recognise myself anymore but had no idea how to fix that.
Samantha Motion: Why we should ditch the boring election hoardings
COMMENT: Back your future. Protect your future. Change your future. Ditch the signs!
Dawn Picken: How the pandemic is worsening the wealth divide
Covid-19 is shining a spotlight on wealth inequality
Stephanie Worsop: The perils of social media when you get it wrong
Comment: Social media is a harsh place where your stock can rise and fall in an instant.
Te Ururoa Flavell: Te reo Māori is again a thriving language
Comment: Demand for Māori language lessons continues to be strong.
Comment: 'A body is more than what it looks like, it's what it can achieve'
Comment: I don't workout to lose weight, I workout so my body is capable of great things.
Dawn Picken: Changes needed as women do most of the heavy lifting at home post lockdown
We need more than shovel-ready projects to re-employ women in the Covid era.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Labour must not squander voters' trust
Delay to election may be to the Government's advantage.
Zizi Sparks: Government sending mixed messages about Covid-19
Comment: Do we need to buy masks or start planning our next island holiday?
Dawn Picken: Why we should support voluntary euthanasia
Knowing we could exit on our terms would be like a hidden escape hatch.
Not the Kiwi way: Why charging people for quarantine is a gross injustice
'Returnees live paycheck to paycheck and simply don't have flush bank accounts.'
Claire Trevett: Who are the new National leader contenders?
Leadership potentials include Mark Mitchell, Judith Collins or reinstating Simon Bridges.
Pandemic Parenting: Sometimes, our kids have more than adolescent angst
Comment: Being a teenager is hard enough without the world in freefall.
Zizi Sparks: Volunteers keep the wheels turning
Comment: Spare a thought for those who give their time freely.