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EDITORIAL: Private Relations – The Timberlands / Shandwick fiasco.
UPFRONT: Bruce Ansley talks to racings Ken Browne.
POLITICS: Spring Fever – Poor Winston Doesn’t Get Invited To Parties Anymore.
THE FUTURE OF WORK: Within 10 years we will see massive changes in the job market; yet there is no cohesive strategy to cope with this. Welcome to the reality of the ‘knowledge economy’.
FORTY FIVE SECONDS: A New Zealander living in Istanbul describes the terror of the Turkish earthquake and the human tragedy of its aftermath.
CAUGHT BEHIND: While New Zealand celebrates not being bottom of the cricketing world, England mourns in typical style.
MAGNUM FORCE: The Winebox that wouldn’t die.
COMRADES: The death of Ray Nunes.
STRIKE OUT: Is the Fisher and Paykel strike a sign of further industrial unrest.
DIGITAL AGE: The phenomena of prostate cancer – a Father’s Day Special.
PERFORMANCE: The Andy Warhol
retrospective.
Binoy Kampmark: Trump, AUKUS And Australia’s Dim Servitors
Peter Dunne: Dunne's Weekly - The Wrong Answer To A Question That Does Not Exist
Martin LeFevre - Meditations: Perception, Conception And Beauty
Alastair Thompson: On The Publication Of The First NCQG Text 'New Collective Quantified Goal On Climate Finance'
Ramzy Baroud: A Nation In Denial - Why Israel’s Defeat Is Imminent
Richard S. Ehrlich: Trump's Victory, Authoritarians & Trade Warriors