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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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The Spinoff1d
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 ...
The Spinoff2d
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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Raul Seatown
Stories by Raul Seatown ...
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My Greatest Trip: Eloping and Nessie hunting in Scotland
Summer reissue: Alex Casey recounts a reverse honeymoon that ended with a secret wedding. The Spinoff needs to double the number of paying members we have to continue telling these kinds of stories.
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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 ...