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At the next stop, the Sallies, there was a Miramar miracle.

WHO releases a new list, but headlines never screamed at us to “break up with” magnets.

Campaign against London mayor's drive to clean the city’s polluted air helped party win.

With the prices of food in NZ, you’d think kai is scarce. But it’s just the opposite.

People are happy, even proud, to vote in a knowledge vacuum.

The poverty of critical thinking in our curricula leads to poor public discourse.

Intelligence official claims he saw documents proving aliens visited. But where are they?

Imagine having to shop around for a bank that might accept a pro-abortion customer.

Shootings' aftermath brings an epic funeral that’s more an outpouring of Gucci than grief.

Fifa Women’s World Cup saw record crowds. So what factors led to women’s sports hysteria?

The decision made in High Court will mark a seminal moment in the country’s legal history.

The call ended suddenly and the spell broke when I tried to call back.

Will we see another boy band wave at the end of the decade, or are they gone for good?

OPINION: It turns out psychologists should have just asked their parents for answers.

There is nothing crueller than having one of life’s ambitions come to nothing.

The look and shape of the country’s governments have changed considerably since 1996.

Likely hazard for reviewers is writers’ social revenge. Vicious gossip, invented slander.

Fringe candidates hasten democracy’s fatal crash by handing keys to the drunkest drivers.

Here’s hoping Barbie will find her redemption on the big screen.

With the decline of terrestrial broadcasting, celebrity’s money-spinning power is fading.

If “abortion is murder” you can’t let a 10yo get away with it. What would you do with her?

In addition to a quarter-life crisis, I can look forward to my transport costs doubling.

If Germans could be so stupid to elect Nazis again, what hope is there for the rest of us?

They don’t seek to persuade, reason or recruit, but to instruct and threaten.

US author was a seer who foretold the destruction of our natural world in his novels.

Curious aspect of political volatility is you can never be sure when someone is finished.

A part of me is gutted, but the other part is thinking about climate change.

Pretending to be animal is normal part of being a kid - should adults indulge in fantasy?

Trump fans don’t care about alleged criminality. He is their weapon against the system.