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Community organisations oppose DIA plans to cut advisory staff

Screentime: Digger, Verity, Good Bones

Parenting: Surviving the school holidays

Tech: No, AI will not wipe out humanity - but...

Around the motu: Kelly Makiha in Rotorua

Pacific correspondent Johnny Blades

Witi Ihimaera Smiler's return to the world of The Whale Rider

UK: Labour conference, Iran accused after foiled airbase attack

New test for kauri dieback available

Comparing consumer choices in digital music streaming

Emergency Departments in 'crisis'

Provincial rugby unions respond to overhaul

Law: Employment settlement agreements + so-called 'NDA' clauses

The invaluable role of volunteers

Around the motu: Zaryd Wilson

Book review: Quentin Johnson's picks

What Adam Kay wants you to know about hospitals at Christmas

Australia: Websites hacked, rates up, strangulation 'epidemic'

New charity Equitable Oncology's approach to cancer treatment

Political focus on supermarket structure

Union survey finds parents keen on publicly-funded ECE system

Sports correspondent Ben Strang

Huia O'Sullivan on the creative programme helping rangitahi

Business commentator Dileepa Fonseka

Around the motu: Ian Allen in Marlborough

Are shoes becoming too tall?

The accidental member of Split Enz

USA correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben

Ambulance service wants more people ready to give CPR

How IRD's pilot programme can ease pressure on people

Health insurance complaints almost double

Urban Issues with Bill McKay

The personal story for Allyson Gofton's latest project

Political commentators Ben Thomas and Tracey Martin

Around the motu: David Williams in Christchurch

Book review: Holly Walker reviews two books

Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Cunningham on writing and life

Foreign correspondent Thomas Sparrow in Germany

The 'long shot' to save elm trees

Sole traders release election wishlist

What next for winegrowers?

Sport correspondent Sam Ackerman

Friday funnies

Around the motu: Robin Martin in Taranaki

Book review: Laura Caygill’s weekend read recommendation

Dr Yoo Young Dominique Lee: medical hierarchy hides predators

Asia correspondent Vandhna Bhan

The Surprise Party play's madcap take on politics this election

Author and artist Terri Te Tau on the Verb Wellington

Southland mayor says stilted reform will cost ratepayers more