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Andrew Anthony: Why Britons are conflicted in their support for Israel

No one seems too worried that antisemitic attacks went up after the massacre of Israelis.

Charlotte Grimshaw: The problem with dogs in the Far North

Roaming dogs are a problem that reflects the social deprivation of the region.

Upfront: Orange is the new spring in the capital

The capital welcomes the new season in a uniquely Wellington way, says Donna Preston.

Russell Brown: Climate change denial is coping with the unthinkable

It's hard to grasp: Earth’s hottest September on record and dolphins dying en masse.

Inform Your Opinion: Born to be rewilded

Frankly, hunter-gathering sounds like the easier option.

Upfront: Don’t panic if you’re not panicking when those around you are crumbling

Concern about not panicking was something new to me and I was intrigued.

Marc Wilson: What’s the difference between psychopaths and sociopaths?

Where you live has some bearing on the development of psychopaths.

There is more to menopause than hot flushes

Society is slowly waking up to the fact that there is more to menopause than hot flushes.

Bernard Lagan: It’s time NZ had a serious conversation about migration to Australia

Aotearoa may become hollowed out with the productive middle moving across the Tasman.

Duncan Garner: Have we got this right or are we ruining paradise?

Truth is, we let immigrants in and build later. Much, much later.

Hemma Vara: The digital wellness paradox: Are health apps and smart devices helping or hindering our wellbeing?

The key to moderating our reliance on high-tech tools lies in mindful usage.

David Harvey: Expecting the government to solve every problem stifles creativity

Potholes or disinformation – the NZ way sees that the government must do something.

Russell Brown: The social media platform that looks a lot like Twitter, but isn’t

Bluesky escapees found a place to chat without an incontinent troll marching in.

Cathrin Schaer: It’s tough being a weather presenter these days

It’s the weather person’s job to deliver the worst news about climate change.

Jane Clifton: More and more businesses seem to be scalping customers

Pubs in Britain and parts of Europe are dabbling in what we might call Unhappy Hour.

John Bluck: The fight that led the Anglican Church to launch the Hīkoi of Hope

Similar conditions apply now but where are the hīkoi?

Inform your opinion: What drives our current divided society?

Some gaps have widened in recent years, but they have always been there.

Hemma Vara: The Victoria’s Secret World Tour: A desperate rebrand or a radical comeback?

The Tour is an attempt to make amends after a slew of missteps by Victoria's Secret.