Are those plants you want to share goodies or baddies?

Letters to the Editor on issues of the day.

Gwynne Dyer discusses the US exit from nuclear deal with Iran

Google has just demonstrated an AI that can make phone calls.

Readers have their say on heritage buildings; euthanasia, Israel Folau and fluoride

'Every time you spend money, you're casting a vote for the kind of world you want'

It's NZ Music Month and former disc jockey Jacinda has picked her faves ... or has she?

Record council votes for greater accountability, so we can see where councillors stand.

Live music is good for your health, argues Terry Sarten.

it is logical to believe the Earth is heating and that mankind is at least partly to blame

Mother's Day celebrations of one sort or another have been around since ancient times.

Is "dropping the flowers of speech" in public still a breach of the Police Offences Act?

The "coercion/abuse" stories are just a cover-up for religious zealotry.

"Education is not a tool to be used to play petty politics; it's far too important."

Jacinda, you've got a nice smile, But for the next couple of years I don't want to see it.

Why do councillors contract out the services we elected them to undertake?

Research on laws in Canada and Oregon has found claims of elderly coercion are overblown.

Ratepayers were forced to pay millions of dollars for piles of dirt alongside our river.

Always one of those difficult things, isn't it? Do you get involved or stay out of it?

Netanyahu is attempting to justify Trump's forthcoming abandonment of the 2015 Iran deal.

Those with a vested interest in our car obsession work hardest at denying climate change.

"This consultation is not an attempt to hurt iwi, of which we have 20 in our region."

It appears we are being ripped off at the petrol pump.

David Seymour is so wedded to populism that he makes Donald Trump look like an elitist.

A shadowy figure said: "You might be the rumour I'm looking for."

YOUR say: Council's split vote; respect for religion; Rachel's 'rant'; and God's judgment

Bill McKibben is in NZ to talk about taking on business interests over climate change.

Terry Sarten discusses the return of a MAD cold war policy

The alarming rise of the working poor - blame the banks argues Kate Stewart

It is time to complete Charles Mackay's redemption.