Kate Hawkesby: Why are lockdowns still our only option for keeping Covid out?
A good piece by Richard Prebble in yesterday’s Herald. He raised the question of lockdowns and why it was the government’s only option. By now, his point was, it...
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Kate Hawkesby: Why are lockdowns still our only option for keeping Covid out?
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Kate Hawkesby: Who would be a landlord in Dunedin?
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Kate Hawkesby: Forget being grateful for level one
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Kate Hawkesby: The shared community in Christchurch post-quakes is unmistakable
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Kate Hawkesby: Is it wrong to think about retirement in your 40s?
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Kate Hawkesby: Study shows cannabis legalisation leads to increase youth use
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Kate Hawkesby: Harry and Meghan should be honest about showbiz aspirations
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Kate Hawkesby: Auckland is handling this lockdown well so far
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Kate Hawkesby: Let's hope three days is all it is
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Kate Hawkesby: Why are we being told to avoid eating eggs?
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Kate Hawkesby: Will new rental rules fix more problems than they create?
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Kate Hawkesby: How many of us are missing international travel?
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Kate Hawkesby: My brother enjoyed MIQ so much, he would do it again
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Tim Dower: Let people choose their own public holidays
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Kate Hawkesby: Prince Harry is right on toxic social media, but what can be done?
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Kate Hawkesby: The Tom Abercrombie story was tall poppy syndrome
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Kate Hawkesby: It'll be great for students to get their normal curriculum back
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Kate Hawkesby: My brother's having the time of his life in quarantine
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Kate Hawkesby: What a gut punch for the hotel industry these cases are
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Kate Hawkesby: Facts have got in the way of Ardern's 'year of the vaccine'
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Kate Hawkesby: Are heating and cooling standards for landlords over the top?
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Kate Hawkesby: We can't drop the ball now on our Covid-19 response
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Kate Hawkesby: How much do big companies care about complaints?
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Kate Hawkesby: Trump will regret how he ended his presidency
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Kate Hawkesby: I’m not surprised analysis shows media bias for the cannabis referendum
