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A classic and disappointing case of local enthusiasm meets central inertia has emerged in south Auckland, writes editor Barbara Fountain

It wasn’t a love letter, it wasn’t a “Dear John” letter, it was more a “Whatever happened to our love?” letter

A classic and disappointing case of local enthusiasm meets central inertia has emerged in south Auckland, writes editor Barbara Fountain

Language torture and the sharemarket are to blame for ‘uplift’ infiltrating the vernacular, writes Barbara Fountain

Language torture and the sharemarket are to blame for ‘uplift’ infiltrating the vernacular, writes Barbara Fountain

Having just returned from an uplifting short break in the South Island high country, I find myself puzzling over the use of the word “uplift” with regard to funding 

Being the royal doctor must be a thankless task, muses editor Barbara Fountain. But then again, sometimes the royal gets the raw end of the deal

Being the royal doctor must be a thankless task, muses editor Barbara Fountain. But then again, sometimes the royal gets the raw end of the deal

A podcast keeping track of the roll out of health reforms in New Zealand

Who the heck thinks the health system is coping, asks editor Barbara Fountain