Opinion

Oliver Hartwich: Eden Park concert limits show how rules block growth

OPINION: Eden Park can host only 12 concerts a year under current restrictions.

Should you drink whole or low-fat milk? The answer might surprise you

Confused about the role of dairy in a healthy diet? A nutrition expert explains.

Phil Gifford: Six burning Bledisloe Cup questions

OPINION: Scott Robertson was criticised for his calm demeanour at halftime in Wellington.

Leonie Freeman: Our seismic rules need a shake-up

Opinion: Walk down the main street of Wellington and you will see why this is a problem.

Editorial: The message is clear for men to get checked for prostate cancer

OPINION: Partners and families are important in being proactive about it.

Editorial: Role models not drugs should enhance sport

OPINION: The Enhanced Games are not a winner.

Editorial: Space exploration is about satisfying a human curiosity

OPINION: Space travel has always captured people's imagination.

Editorial: AC/DC, Katy Perry, Oasis all have one thing in common - and it's not NZ

OPINION: Big events bring big dollars to the NZ economy.

Letters: PM in bargaining blunder; Douglas' legacy of economic damage

Richard Wagstaff says he never secured a meeting with Christopher Luxon during this term.

Letters: To solve economic ‘death spiral’, look to the past

OPINION: The PM's stance on Palestine, mental health services and Art History.

Letters: Pride to the fore even through losses

OPINION: We should celebrate the efforts of the Black Ferns and All Blacks.

Letters: Govt must be clear where it stands on Israel’s actions

OPINION: The Govt needs to heed the public in its policy on Israel-Palestine relations.

Liam Dann: New Governor, new era but don't expect big changes to interest rate outlook

NZ's first female Reserve Bank Governor, Anna Breman, brings a formidable CV to the role.

Ant Strachan: How the Bledisloe Cup test will be won

ANALYSIS: This is no ordinary Australian side. They are coached by a master tactician.

Inside Economics: After nearly seven months, we have a replacement for Adrian Orr

ANALYSIS: Liam Dann takes a deeper dive into the week's economic news.

Alice Soper: How NZ Rugby let rivals overtake the Black Ferns

ANALYSIS: The Black Ferns went 42 days without a test before the World Cup began.

Rod Emmerson’s cartoons: Week of September 22 - 28

Rod Emmerson's take on the week.

Could this be the solution to low voter turnout at local elections?

Voter turnout in local elections has slumped to around 40% nationwide.

The Kimmel saga reveals a Maga strategy – and its defence

OPINION: What the Kimmel confrontation told us about the state of US politics.

Letters: To solve economic ‘death spiral’, look to the past

OPINION: The PM's stance on Palestine, mental health services and Art History.

Gregor Paul: The hard truth behind NZ Rugby's near-empty trophy cabinet

ANALYSIS: The Bledisloe Cup is now one of the few trophies New Zealand Rugby still holds.

'Economic intensive care ward': PM faces doubts as polls, loyalty look shaky - Richard Harman

OPINION: It is now conceivable that this could be a one-term Government.

Generate Wealth Weekly: What divorce does to KiwiSaver and how to rebuild after the split

OPINION: The hidden cost of divorce and why your finances take a hit.

Editorial: Role models not drugs should enhance sport

OPINION: The Enhanced Games are not a winner.

Simon Wilson: The parable of ‘Chrissie’s little train set’

OPINION: Why are leafy suburbs like Mt Eden opposed to density even when it's done well?

Thomas Pippos: Rhetoric may soon need to confront reality

Concern over government spending has nearly doubled compared with last year.

Jamie Ensor: NZ First, National at odds on immigration, plus is New Zealand a 'launch pad’ to Aussie?

ANALYSIS: The issue will almost certainly become a political football at the election.

Richard Prebble: The case for a leaner state and savings-based welfare

OPINION: The economy shrank 0.9% in the June quarter, tipping New Zealand into recession.

Opinion: Another mighty tōtara has fallen – honouring Sir Tumu Te Heuheu

OPINION: Te Heuheu showed that true authority comes from humility, integrity and service.

I’m a busy working mum. This is what I thought of Jacinda Ardern’s children’s book

Does the former PM's new picture book Mum's Busy Work relate to the everyday working mum?

Gregor Paul: How Wallabies' biggest threat could force an All Blacks rethink

ANALYSIS: Joseph-Aukuso Sua'ali'i has already justified his $5.5m Wallabies contract.

Letters: Pride to the fore even through losses

OPINION: We should celebrate the efforts of the Black Ferns and All Blacks.

Editorial: Space exploration is about satisfying a human curiosity

OPINION: Space travel has always captured people's imagination.

Audrey Young: Luxon leadership strain - what's the strategy on the ninth floor?

OPINION: Luxon's playbook: talk it up - and if people aren't convinced, talk it at length.

Bevan Graham: GDP was bad, but not as bad as it looked

OPINION: Keep calm and ignore the data volatility, a market economist says.

Alex Powell: Dominoes falling as Lawson fights Tsunoda for F1 future

OPINION: What we learned from the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.