National's willingness to step back on immigration reflects electoral confidence.

EDITORIAL: Boris Johnson leaves NZ in the dark on post-Brexit relations.

EDITORIAL: Something must be done to help young teachers deterred by house prices.

EDITORIAL: Maori seats have long been a distinctive feature of NZ's political landscape.

Donald Trump's domestic failures are hurting him even more than the Russia scandal.

Internationalizing Whenuapai a win for city and travellers, writes Graeme Lay.

A Herald-ZB poll is good news for National but younger voters are left out in the cold.

EDITORIAL: Roger Federer is back in business and tennis is all the better for it.

EDITORIAL: Study raises questions whether national bowel screening programme is adequate.

EDITORIAL: If Peters joins a coalition with a low-polling Labour Party, he could be PM.

Fishing deal could lead to more sustainable practices and an end to labour abuse

Labour should use all National's tax cut to alleviate child poverty.

EDITORIAL: Auckland can afford to pay a fair share of its transport development costs.

Teachers must be allowed to talk to students about suicide, not follow an approved script.

EDITORIAL: NZ should wait and see how cannabis legalisation turns out in Canada and US.

EDITORIAL: New Zealanders need to start seeing Asians as Kiwis born and bred.

Donald Trump should not take the bait North Korea is laying for him.

EDITORIAL: Trump is bad enough without the media making too much of his tweets.

EDITORIAL: Could social media play a crucial role in New Zealand's election this year?

EDITORIAL: America's Cup is a private enterprise, public money should be a last resort.

EDITORIAL: Citizenship is something to be treasured, not bestowed in secret.

In an election year, it would enhance democracy to hear more from business figures

A new digital technology curriculum is just catching up with what most schools are doing.

EDITORIAL: Team NZ proved what can be achieved from a small country.

EDITORIAL: Bill English needs to curb his urge to say things worth reporting.

EDITORIAL: The weekend's sporting feast was more spicy than expected.

EDITORIAL: Given another year to live, TV's John Cocks is talking bravely about it.

EDITORIAL: Wharf extension would provide a suitable site for syndicates to be based.

EDITORIAL:Pity the Labour. Even its embarrassments do not seem as important as National's.

COMMENT: Young MP Todd Barclay ought to have had better advice from his leaders.