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Six people died in the Mauao landslide. Someone needs to say, 'I take responsibility.'

We need “third places” that are not home or work, but where we feel known and welcome.

I broke up with the All Blacks, here's why you should too.

When winter is everything, everywhere, all at once.

Environmental law reforms are flipping the ‘polluter pays’ principle on its head.

Will Alan “the Parrot” Jones’s wings finally be clipped?

PM Christopher Luxon survives but let's not confuse survival with strength.

During the next few decades, many more Aucklanders will live near a railway station.

Truth comes and goes, but a good story always survives.

President Trump wants to be king but there's a lot of hereditary power in the US.

Highways are closed, trains are cancelled and terrified people are losing their homes.

A Cantabrian questions the accessibility of a stunning collection of NZ art.

Act’s education policy is a performative stunt, ignoring what kids & teachers really need.

East Asia's economic powerhouses are facing fertility crises.

An open letter to Christopher Luxon: Is this really your idea of an economic recovery?

Berliners' surprising reaction to a conservative mayor's get tough on crime approach.

The trials and tribulations of the 1976 Burnside Under 15 Under-8 Stone rugby team.

An election year challenge: Who will finally propose a genuine “fix Auckland” regime?

NZ has neither hate-crime nor hate-speech legislation. Instead, we target hostility.

The Kiwi Way is a policy built on one simple principle that I think we can all sign up to.

After finishing London Falling, I started a book about London assassinations.

We are a long way from a time where we could stand up to our allies.

Neill and Dennison's characters embraced male vulnerability between humour and high jinks.

‘Health equity’ is now a dirty phrase, uttered only out of ministerial earshot.

The weightless joy from football’s dizzying highs and crazed patriotism has departed.

Note to MPs: We can all see through political attacks dressed up as matters of principle.

More of my time is spent not on books, but providing digital assistance and support.

Various transport programmes have been abandoned as Chris Bishop admits ambitious goals.

Members should not be sanctioned for what they say or write on contentious issues.