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A life-threatening infection leads to a shock diagnosis and big changes for me.

As Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez have shown, wedding expenses are out of control.

In urgent and particular ways, empathy is the issue of our times.

Britain, it seems, is bad for your mental health - and that’s bad for the economy.

MMP has brought unintended consequences, so how can we make it more representative.

Shane Jones believes he’s going to force Ngāpuhi into settling their treaty claims.

In this new world, Australia will look to other allies to help deepen its security.

Thailand's failed experiment with looser cannabis laws make me glad we didn't do the same.

Trump’s White House is a playground battlefield and he's the kindergarten king.

A carefree Thursday to share with my kid, 18, on the yellow brick roads of Auckland.

London reveals its charm and charmlessness in quick succession.

The Deputy PM is a hard worker who's brave enough to come up with new ideas and back them.

The new Pope, albeit surely unintentionally, ticks all the boxes of an internet sensation.

Songwriting rangatira, Don McGlashan, stands up to Chris Bishop.

Deepfakes using intimate content shouldn't escape the law just because they're synthetic.

No person, group or government is immune to cause and effect.

The arts world remains a haven for casual racism, writes Douglas Lloyd Jenkins.

Continuing to align with Te Pāti Māori will do the Labour Party no favours.

The complicated relationship between NZ Prime Ministers and planes.

What remedies are there for legislative overreach?

For Simeon Brown, cars going as fast as possible everywhere was a kind of holy mission.

Act MP Parmjeet Parmar’s prison question wasn’t innocent. It was historical amnesia.

How a one-night slightly spontaneous memory-making trip turned into a costly budget-blower

European public transport is generally excellent, commuter etiquette is not.

There's now much to be scared of when living in the US under Trump.

Is this really a sport? To me, it looked more like voyeuristic sanctioned thuggery.

A new book offers practical advice on navigating the world of fairies.

Mt Albert’s memorial hall proves the best way to remember is by living well together.

Could a social media ban prevent youth suicide?