Ten years on ... looking back at how the 'anti-terror' raids got it all wrong

Maori politics and Easter trading - readers have their say

Kate Stewart: People are too busy? Get real!

One law for the rich, another for the disabled

People power -- more clout than Winston Peters

Winston all-powerful doesn't mean MMP is wrong

Cycle safety, council performance, and Taranaki sporting prowess.

There should always be at least one responsible adult between Trump and the nuclear button

Readers discuss issues of the day.

Some motorists will never improve their driving or grow that sixth sense called "common".

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It seems unfitting that the final say on the next government should be left to one man.

The language of youth culture is only really understood by those who have created it.

President Trump has no idea what he's going to do about North Korea, if anything.

"If Scotland can have an independence referendum, why can't we?" sauid the Catalans.

Readers discuss: Wandering cats, rates questions and land management.

Readers express their opinions on the issues of the day.

The Greens' voice on the environment in Parliament is now more important than ever.

Should ratepayers pay for councillors to learn their job?

Council gets through first year intact

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The election has helped focus everyone on what this country wants to achieve.

Should a grand coalition occur, all the nonsense about king-makers etc gets hit for six.

The hills are alive with the beady eye of electronic surveillance.

Chronicle readers write about the issues of the day.

In business the most important leadership roles go to the most qualified, unlike politics.

Coalition with National could be suicide for a party that campaigned to change the govt.

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Chronicle readers share their views on the topics of the day.

Readers write about honest Donald, Kim's missiles and black sheep