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Letters: Councils need to plan for higher-density areas

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The Premium Debate: Why are banks 'going through statements with a fine tooth comb'

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Jo Raphael: Can you forego barista coffee to get on the property ladder?

OPINION: Be prepared to lay your cards on the table for banks to give you a home loan.

Luke Kirkness: Hīkoi protesters aren't seeing the full picture

OPINION: A date must be set when New Zealand will leave the lockdown system.

The Premium Debate: Landlords say tax loophole is 'bribe' to switch to social housing

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Merepeka Raukawa-Tait: Younger voices needed in local body politics

OPINION: It is younger voices that I want to hear contributing to decision making.

Luke Kirkness: What else can we eliminate?

OPINION: We will soon need to shift our focus away from the pandemic towards other issues.

Jo Raphael: The irony of red tape giving us more freedom

OPINION: Those wanting more freedom must be willing to prove their vaccination status.

Rob Rattenbury: Facing perils of Facebook

OPINION: A closed and private Facebook group may not be as safe as you think.

Letters: We've almost stamped out smoking, why not alcohol?

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The Premium Debate: Demolished state homes and end-of-year stress

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Zoe Hunter: Why I got my second jab on Super Saturday

OPINION: Five reasons why I rolled up my sleeves for Super Saturday.

Dawn Picken: It's a crazy time to turn 16 - advice for my teenaged son

Opinion: What a crazy time to turn 16 - or any age.

No more stop-start running campaigns

Comment: 'As I lay vomiting on the back lawn I had a crushing realisation'

Letters: Vaccination mandate may be the shove we need

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Opinion: Already-vaccinated Kiwis can help on Super Saturday

OPINION: One jab or two, Super Saturday is for you, too.

Letters: Speed bumps? Be careful what you wish for

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Luke Kirkness: How to tackle unemployment in the Bay of Plenty

Opinion: Thousands are unemployed but why not put them to good use?