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Stormont’s back – and everyone’s inbox is full (Article)

More than a good start (Article)

Reductive politics is on collision course with reality (Article)

The importance of self-efficacy (Article)

Hunger is an issue this Christmas and New Year (Article)

Media failings make resuscitating Stormont harder (Article)

Homelessness is more than one issue (Article)

Employment highs are obscuring a great malaise (Article)

Another report warns the health service is crumbling (Article)

Stroke experiences reinforce the need for change (Article)

Let’s talk about Shared Prosperity (Article)

How is NI performing? (part three) (Article)

In education, religion’s reach goes far beyond segregation (Article)

How is NI performing? (Part two) (Article)

How is Northern Ireland performing? (part one) (Article)

Local news is vital for communities (Article)

‘Traditional’ men’s work is not just for boys (Article)

Welfare Reform mitigations must continue (Article)

East Belfast community work is ready to blossom (Article)

Autism petition approaches 10,000 signatures (Article)

Independent Guardian Service marks a year of helping children in desperation (Article)

The price of rights (Article)

Poverty is bad for you (Article)

The future of wellbeing – prevention, tech, and more (Article)

Unpicking the thinking behind votes (Article)

Skills shortages: the meaning and consequences of barriers to growth (Article)

NI charities and digital – a doubly slow change of approach (Article)

Westminster turns to people power to help tackle climate change (Article)

Employers for Childcare publishes annual childcare report (Article)

What can’t we afford? How economic inequality is about more than paying bills (Article)

Northern Ireland in no position to take a one-two-three punch (Article)

Volunteering is good for you (Article)

Trading places: cash, online money and charitable donations (Article)

Global goals lack local focus (Article)

Loneliness: an underappreciated problem (Article)

A modern approach to modern slavery (Article)

If you want to improve the benefits system, speak up (Article)

The first major effort at citizen’s income has some surprises (Article)

Childcare in NI: parents and providers are both working too hard (Article)

Brexit doesn’t mean Brexit (Article)

“Your head is the pinball” – but things don’t have to be like this (Article)

Back to the drawing board for sustainable transport to school (Article)

The public view of charities: could do better (Article)

Employability programmes can transform lives and communities (Article)

The Justice Department wants your views on how best to beat internet grooming and child abuse (Article)

Reform of stroke services could lead the way for health transformation (Article)

Childcare provision is good but there are problems with affordability and sustainability (Article)

Quality of life is easy to understand but difficult to pin down (Article)

Popular input makes better policy (Article)

Welfare Reform mitigations have problems that could be helped by an Executive (Article)

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