
Comment: Suck it up Auckland - welcome to the real world
It's bad enough subsidising Aucklanders' sorry arses, now we've got to feel sorry for them
It's bad enough subsidising Aucklanders' sorry arses, now we've got to feel sorry for them
Ardern learning the language - and lessons - of international diplomacy
COMMENT: I'm the victim here. Intolerant people are hating on me.
There can't be a new Cold War; the Russians don't have the resources to hold up their end.
The Dublin St Bridge's new LED lighting has turned out to be a disaster.
We may well have pockets of citizenry who do not meet the definition of First World.
I think we should thank Israel Folau for reminding us how intolerant religion actually is.
Karen Ellett's approach to life is a lesson to us all.
A cheeky request sees the nation's media chasing Whanganui woman
Waiting lists are out of control, with a waiting list being created for the waiting list.
The Facebook wizard has reassured the timid lions, tin men and scarecrows of Congress.
I will buy locally from a business I trust, and my money will stay in the community.
Russian-speakers must accept that Latvia's endangered language and culture come first.
Central government needs to devise a new system, and what more appropriate time than now?
COMMENT: Industry anger with Govt baseless given global shift away from fossil fuels.
In the country there was no food problem but no money for essentials like medicine.
Jacinda Ardern has established herself as one who will be praised for generations to come.
For a time I'm as happy as I was when I discovered Australians really do cheat at cricket.
Thank goodness we are not going to throw any more dollars at stopbanks.
We know there are a number of residents with limited means to pay additional rates.
Readers speak out on the 'grievance industry'; the Pope and hell; abortion and fluoride
The PM said: 'It's not where the future lies." I didn't know the future was so close.
Terry Sarten is off to Nelson to play at a special guitar event – the Resonator Festival.
Kate Stewart looks at how to solve the housing crisis
Job cuts in banking and at IRD raise the spectre of a second Industrial Revolution at hand
COMMENT: Let's take a look at the climate in New Zealand.
The environment we find ourselves in has a distinct impact on our behaviour and wellbeing.
No system devised by human beings is invulnerable to manipulation by other human beings.
Art in hospitals goes back a long way on Whanganui history