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Editorial: More than 69,280,000 voters thought Donald Trump was their man for the job.
US election: Editorial - Joe Biden's hollow victory
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Editorial: What Covid has meant for weddings
Editorial: Small weddings don't have to sacrifice any of the style, or the love.
Editorial: NZ's relaxed example, a world away from the US
Editorial: NZ election more traditionally civil than the US counterpart.
Editorial: Opposition benches await the vanquished
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Editorial: Return of bank lending restrictions looms
Investors have super-charged the housing market making the return LVRs increasingly likely
Editorial: Will this be a transformational Government?
Editorial: Labour has a mandate for transformation but moths in the war chest.
Editorial: Easing back into wider world a challenge
The news that Singapore and Hong Kong are close to forming a travel bubble is positive.
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Editorial: IMF praises countries' attempts to prop up economies during the pandemic.
Editorial: Those ballot boxes are filling up fast
Editorial: Decision time for Election 2020 - if you haven't already made your mind up.
Editorial: Bleak winter ahead for northern hemisphere as Covid rages on
Editorial: Cases in countries in Europe and the Americas are climbing sharply.
Editorial: Is it time to have another look at a four-year term?
Editorial: A longer term may lend more opportunity for a government to effect real change.
Editorial: Chaos threatens at US election outcome
Editorial: There is concern that violence could erupt after the November election.
Editorial: Ardern pipped, but Nobel wisely awarded
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Editorial: Who wins when the majority vote early?
Editorial: It has been theorised that early voting favours the left-leaning parties.
Editorial: Election 2020 is now in your hands
Editorial: Your priorities, your choice, your vote and your will.
Editorial: Our long hot summer fire season is underway
Editorial: Photos from Lake Ōhau Village resembled scenes from Australia and California.
Editorial: NZ tourists and taxpayers deserve pat on the back
Editorial: The NZ taxpayer and domestic tourists are propping up the sector.
Editorial: Trump's spin can't hide pattern of recklessness
Editorial: Future students of history may look back on 2020 with confusion.
Editorial: Punting the Resource Management Act
Editorial: Scrapping our acclaimed environmental protection law is a whole new ballgame.
Editorial: Beers are cold here too, cobber
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Editorial: Who will be the queen-maker?
Editorial: Our moderate main parties draw lion's share of attention, but there are others.
Editorial: Our shameful history of Abuse in Care laid bare
Editorial: Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry is a harrowing necessity.
Editorial: Goff needs to pay more attention to our under-performing port
Editorial: Spotlight again on Auckland Council's ownership of the city's port.