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Blues youngster Hoskins Sotutu has emerged as a high-quality prospect at No 8 this year.

OPINION: The All Blacks want to unearth another No 8 this year and the early signs are pointing towards the Blues' Hoskins Sotutu.

Kohli: nice but can be nasty

India's Virat Kohli gestures to the crowd during play on day one of the second cricket test.

OPINION: Virat Kohli is not one thing, or the other. He is nice, and he can be nasty, writes Kevin Norquay.

Five seamers or big selection call?

Black Caps seamer Tim Southee battled through a gastro bug in a memorable outing against India.

ANALYSIS: The Black Caps' World Cup seamers are back, so who makes the plane for Australian ODIs?

New laws finely balanced

New vaping laws will try to prevent teens taking it up.

OPINION: We want to ensure vaping is a tool to help smokers quit, not an easily accessible habit for young teens.

More handwashing, less handwringing.

You want powerful protective measures against the new virus? They're already at hand.

OPINION: We ignore the simplest expert advice at our peril.

ANZ's Chief Economist Cameron Bagrie in Nelson.
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Dilbert cartoons

Dilbert, December, 2018.

The classic cartoon about office life.

Sharon Murdoch cartoons

Sharon Murdoch won Canon Media Awards Cartoonist of the Year in 2016 and 2017.

From pet pooper scooper to award-winning cartoonist, Sharon Murdoch has a unique take on NZ.

Jim Hubbard Cartoons

Jim Hubbard is renowned for his bold cartoons.

Award-winning cartoonist Jim Hubbard is renowned for his simple, bold work, a staple of newspapers, books and even stamps.

Jeff Bell Cartoons

Jeff Bell specialises in caricatures.

Jeff Bell is a Kiwi cartoonist and illustrator, with a passion for caricatures.

Malcolm Walker cartoons

Malcolm Walker has returned as our cartoonist for Stuff and Sunday News where his cartooning career began.

Malcolm Walker always wanted to be a cartoonist. Decades into his career, he's still loving it.

Emma Cook cartoons

Sunday Star Times illustrator Emma Cook at home in Taupo.

Emma Cook is living a dream 40 years in the making, as a cartoonist.

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Political atmosphere fractious and splintered

Bernie Sanders, speaking during a campaign rally in Springfield, Virginia, on Saturday, is likely to triumph handsomely ...

OPINION: The Democrats are staring down the barrel of a schism

Olympics perfect way to spread virus

There are growing fears that the spread of the coronavirus could disrupt the Olympic Games in Tokyo later this year.

OPINION: Bringing thousands of people from more than 200 countries to one spot on the globe could be a recipe for disaster.

Politicians seek electoral love

Postal voting is considered a factor in declining turnout in Auckland Council elections

OPINION: Auckland councillors worried about low voter turnout may be staring at the answer.

Andrew Little: Taranaki's getting an upgrade

Andrew Little says the Government is investing in Taranaki.

There are exciting things happening right here in Taranaki, writes Andrew Little.

I'll be dancing with myself

Not too close: How would Dancing with the Stars looks if coronavirus forced all the contestants to self-isolate?

OPINION: Will Covid-19 hit Dancing with the Stars? And how about the election?

Warning system could help virus fight

A masked passenger disembarked from the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship walks at a port in Yokohama, near ...

OPINION: Initiatives like FluTrackers could be an important weapon in the global fight against coronavirus.

The trouble with Bernie Sanders

Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., speaks at a campaign rally Thursday, Feb. 27, 2020, in ...

OPINION: It's not that the US presidential hopeful can't win. It's that he'll be hopeless if he does.

After the gold rush

Gold gives you all the risk of shares, with all the returns of a bank deposit.

Opinion: Could hoarding precious metals be the next big investment strategy? Richard Meadows investigates

Jack Goodhue sprinkles magic

Jack Goodhue is grabbed by Dalton Papalii at Eden Park.

OPINION: Jack Goodhue may just be the answer to the All Blacks ongoing troubles at number 12, Mark Reason writes.

Jacinda v ScoMo is a turning point

Jacinda Ardern and Scott Morrison following their meeting in Sydney.

OPINION: By standing up for the rights of Kiwis in Australia, Ardern reset the Kiwi-Aussie friendship.

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