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Is it OK to nark on the cops? An argument with myself
You’ve possibly double-narked by outing me as someone who contemplated touching something in her car in the last paragraph, ...
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How banks can make climate pledges – then keep funding fossil fuels
Two fossil fuel companies that have received big chunks of money from Australian banks are Woodside and Santos, whose ...
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Treaty bill submissions have closed. Now what?
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Raul Seatown
Stories by Raul Seatown ...
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The cost of being: A high-earning 30-something who avoids impulse spending
Salary/income/assets: Salary is $124k annual, which is the unfortunate spot of good for NZ and could do better remote working ...
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When is it too late to say ‘Happy New Year’? An official ruling
January 1: Yes, yes, a thousand yeses. Today, say nothing but those three precious words. Sing them to strangers on the ...
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I survived in another country without a smartphone – this is my story
Summer reissue: Alex Casey spends the weekend in a new city without her trusty iPhone, and lives to tell the tale. The Spinoff needs to double the number of paying members we have to continue ...
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How Wellington became a cornucopia of Malaysian food
Summer reissue: Our capital is a far cry from hot, bustling Kuala Lumpur, so why is this freezing city full of excellent Malaysian cuisine? My dad once told me that there are more Malaysian ...