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Editorial: Pike River Mine, 10 years on

Editorial: To the 29 killed at Pike River Mine after the explosion on November 19, 2010.

Editorial: Stadium debate cursed to go round in circles

Editorial: Auckland's lack of a major multi-stadium remains a blight on the city.

Editorial: Five big take-outs from all the Reserve Bank news

Editorial: Covid is complicating the Reserve Bank's message but here's a summary.

World showing it is ready to move on

Editorial: Common themes emerged in the messages from foreign leaders.

US election: Trump's red army of 70 million

Editorial: More than 69,280,000 voters thought Donald Trump was their man for the job.

US election: Editorial - Joe Biden's hollow victory

Editorial: More than 70 million votes means little to his belligerent opponent.

Editorial: A perfect storm for first home buyers

Editorial: House prices are on an escalator - out of reach from people needing homes.

Editorial: Bitter fight ahead for the White House

Editorial: It is looking increasingly likely this will be an election where no one wins.

Editorial: Will this be a transformational Government?

Editorial: Labour has a mandate for transformation but moths in the war chest.

Editorial: Easing back into wider world a challenge

The news that Singapore and Hong Kong are close to forming a travel bubble is positive.

Editorial: Putting a price on the hole in the global economy

Editorial: IMF praises countries' attempts to prop up economies during the pandemic.

Editorial: Those ballot boxes are filling up fast

Editorial: Decision time for Election 2020 - if you haven't already made your mind up.

Editorial: Bleak winter ahead for northern hemisphere as Covid rages on

Editorial: Cases in countries in Europe and the Americas are climbing sharply.

Editorial: Is it time to have another look at a four-year term?

Editorial: A longer term may lend more opportunity for a government to effect real change.

Editorial: Chaos threatens at US election outcome

Editorial: There is concern that violence could erupt after the November election.

Editorial: Ardern pipped, but Nobel wisely awarded

PM was thought to be in the running for the award, which went to the World Food Programme.