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Editorial: Reaching the disengaged

We say: Assisting those who avoid help requires a special set of skills and experience.

Editorial: The face of our failure goes to jail

EDITORIAL: Jail is no place for people such as Anita Cumming, so why send them there?

Editorial: Profits and perks in the banking sector

We say: Questions remain after expense spending brings down ANZ's $3m man.

Editorial: 'I spy' contest begins with recalcitrance

We say: Agencies responsible for our security are as obliged as anyone to obey the law.

Tough tactics play with fire in Gulf, China

EDITORIAL: The possibility of a snowballing crisis was obvious when reports first emerged.

Editorial: Nipping cannabis law change myths in the bud

We say: Changing cannabis laws seem less likely to change habits than many assume.

Editorial: When technology stumps efforts to advance sport

We say: New tech can make sport more exact and enjoyable to watch but care is needed.

Editorial: Lessons from a modern classroom

We say: Education has moved on in giant leaps but one important thing is unchanged.

Editorial: Costco arrival is a taste of what's to come

We say: Costco's plans at Westgate are clearly just the start of New Zealand ambitions.

Editorial: Brexit chaos savages main parties' vote

We say: The black tunnel British politics is in clearly has a lot further to run.

Editorial: Reality check for TV dramatics

We say: Reality TV may be compelling, but what does it say about us as viewers?

Editorial: A Monday fit for a Queen

We say: Is it time to shift the Queen's Birthday to a less hostile time?

Editorial: No winners in the 'leaked' Budget blunder

We say: Any chance to steal thunder is too tempting for Opposition parties at Budget time.

Editorial: The 'kind of' Budget delivered by Coalition Govt

We say: A kinder Budget is more like a 'kind of' Budget, depending on your circumstances.

Editorial: Warnings for Govt as Strike Nation takes hold

EDITORIAL: National is peppering the Government over spending.

Editorial: Performance of schools doesn't add up

We say: Interventions needed at 14.5 per cent of our schools, is that a pass mark?

Mystique lost in jostle for Everest's peak

EDITORIAL: Global tourism has exploded that some areas are trying to curb over-tourism.

Editorial: Life-saving resuscitation isn't a luxury

We say: Why should defibrillators be more likely to be accessible in richer, urban areas?