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Comment: Let's make sure we remember all the good from a really difficult situation.
Stephanie Worsop: Anzac sacrifices feel more real than ever
The men and women who fought for our country have given us more than just our freedom.
Matthew Hooton: Simon Bridges' leadership beyond salvaging
National must find a replacement who the public might at least listen to.
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Bryan Gould: Bridges' leadership safe ... for now
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Bryan Gould: Our model of fighting Covid-19 crisis stands up against the rest
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Kiri Gillespie: Ardern has made the right decision
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Bryan Gould: Now is the time to stay strong
COMMENT: Now is the time to stay strong.
Comment: Lockdown stirs memories of when life was simple
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Matt Cowley: Businesses, councils and Government are in this together
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Will Johnston: My weird list for a weird world
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Zizi Sparks: City leaders should take Covid-19 pay cut
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Laura Boucher: Lockdown a chance to connect in new ways
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Comment: Lockdown experiences are different, comparisons are unfair
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Bryan Gould: What we can learn from earlier generations
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David Beck: Why I ban my phone after 8.30pm
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