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EDITORIAL: English has a settled reputation as a safe pair of hands at the economic wheel.
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Editorial: A secret board decides NZ's fate
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Editorial: Brutal lessons in bloody mud
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Editorial: We need a better way to form govt
EDITORIAL: Simultaneous negotiations give a small party outsized power.
Editorial: NZ First policies are an odd mix
EDITORIAL: NZ First has many and varied policies on the table for government negotiations.
Editorial: Winston Peters facing a tough call
EDITORIAL: Final election count has give both sides a potentially comfortable majority.
Editorial: Click into real life for a change
EDITORIAL: Reducing time on social media can be a healthy experience.
Editorial: Today's teens living less dangerously
EDITORIAL: Teenagers are adopting some healthier habits, and some not so healthy.
Editorial: NY adds lustre to Team NZ's Cup
EDITORIAL: New York Yacht Club's entry adds lustre to Team NZ's plans for America's Cup.
Editorial: Tillerson matters, not Trump
Rex Tillerson would probably resign if foreign leaders were listening to Trump.
Editorial: Teachers serve up pay warning
Teachers' pay warning flags trouble for the next Government.
Editorial: US voters could stop this insanity
EDITORIAL: Massacres happen in US because not enough Americans remember them at elections.
Editorial: Peters sounds too hasty this time
EDITORIAL: Winston Peters has no reason to rush the negotiations to form a government.
Editorial: Police can do nothing when victims remain silent
EDITORIAL: Victims have a right to hold people to account for their actions.
Editorial: Meet Parliament's class of 2017
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Editorial: Clock ticking now for next America's Cup
EDITORIAL: Team NZ's schedule for America's Cup forces Auckland to make some decisions.
Editorial: School needs to learn to deal with criticism
EDITORIAL: School needs to live with criticism by pupils and parents.
Editorial: Sportsmen put this President to shame
OPINION: Sports puts the President to shame.
Editorial: $8m CEO pay risks a backlash
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Jim Rose: Technology has fattened CEOs' value
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Editorial: MMP works fine in Germany
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Editorial: Peters should not hold winner to ransom
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Editorial: Moral right to govern
EDITORIAL: Winston may have the last say but he must discern to the voter's will.
Editorial: Relish the quiet today, and vote
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Editorial: Amputee's inspiring story
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