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Letters: How to drive change in transport planning; why league is beating rugby
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Editorial: Leaving the Chateau to rot would be a national indictment
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Gregor Paul: How Rugby Australia could beat NZ Rugby in the financial game
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Steven Joyce: PM needs to focus on economic recovery not gang patches
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The home invasion, the mental health facility on a wealthy road, and a community’s fear
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Steve Braunias: Eight weeks of suspense - what’s next in the Polkinghorne trial?
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Letters: Overseas inspiration for Auckland’s transport solution; the problem with higher road speeds
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'Decommissioning' on the table for the Chateau Tongariro
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