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Letters: Glorious trees a civic asset
Compare Whanganui so many towns with no trees — they're boring and dull.
Fluoride court costs hard to swallow
Fluoride battle comes to an end - but at quite a cost.
Conservation Comment: Saving analog formats
They may be old school, but don't throw them away if you still love them!
Editorial: It'll cost a lot, but are median barriers one solution to New Zealand's road toll?
NZ's growing road toll - how much do you have to spend to change human nature?
Kate Stewart: Would you protect your child at any cost?
Kate Stewart on unlimited broadband and Net Flix
Steve Braunias: Secret Diary of The Prime Minister
COMMENT: Today marks a historic occasion in the affairs of this great country.
Letters: Climate change - knowledge is everything
The UK, Tasmania and New Zealand could be islands of survival.
Chester Borrows: Let courts hear the full story
It is easy to make assumptions about people who appear before our courts.
Letters: Blatant lies about unfair trade
Trump is deliberately misrepresenting the facts - or he's too busy golfing to verify them.
Opinion: Evolution has made us short-term thinkers
Humanity's evolved tribal instincts could threaten our survival as a species.
Gwynne Dyer: From conservative monarchy to dictatorship
Saudi women can drive now, but the country is now being run by an over-confident dictator.
Frank Greenall: Sphinx showing its true age
Research challenges long-held theories and beliefs about the ancient world.
Letters: Mental health funding critical
NZ has the highest adolescent morbidity rate in the world, yet we focus on the road toll.
Business zen: Good communication is the key
Alert businesses are on the ball for strategic planning.
Jay Kuten: Strange malady afflicts MPs
Beehive syndrome occurs when elected members appear to leave their spines at the door.
Rachel Stewart: Time for dry July
COMMENT: The more I drank the more I could handle it. Time to give it a break.
Letters: Space station sightings
The night sky is full of interesting things to look at this week.
A hitch in time, raves husband
A timely reminder that all things are relative, including punctuality.
Letters: District council, DHB lacking in courtesy
' I would have preferred a phone call apologising for the waste of my whole day!'
Conservation Comment: Why there is no 'housing crisis' in NZ
Cold, damp homes that are expensive to heat can make their occupants sick.
Nicola Patrick: St John's is a stark contrast against Trump's America
St John's Hill School's was presented with Green Gold Enviroschool certificate
Your view: What makes someone gay
Readers write in: Gay genetics; Peace in our time; organic food or not; farewell Fred
Editorial: When freedom to take a photo over-steps the bounds
When taking photos in public places enters the grey zone.
Terry Sarten: Once you get into adolescence the mistakes come thick and fast
Living the Life of a Mystic or Living the Life of a Mistake
Kate Stewart:An altogether new Vodafone Ninja
Time to do battle with Vodafone's accounting Ninjas
Steve Braunias: Secret Diary of the Birth
COMMENT: Trump has offered his congratulations to Jacinda and Justin ...
Editorial: Animal psychics on the ball with the beautiful game
Rooster Grizzles following in the tentacle tracks of soccer's great animal oracles
Letters: Fluoride - the right to choose
It is unfair to those who don't wish to drink fluoridated water to be forced to buy water
Chester Borrows: Trump shows his true colours
Looking across at the United States, we see a huge leap back to days of Nazism.
Frank Greenall: Bordering on madness
For legions of refugees on the run from slaughter, it's raining every day.
Opinion: Let the great unwashed decide on cannabis
The collective wisdom of 2.6m voting NZers is statistically superior to that of 120 MPs.
Gwynne Dyer: Future uncertain for Nicaragua's Ortegas
Husband-and-wife teams running authoritarian regimes seem to have a high casualty rate.