I am not qualified to write about any of this. What do I know of war? Absolutely nothing except that it looks awesome in high definition, writes Marcel Currin.

There are plenty of reasons Tauranga is a great place to live. But one thing it is missing is a dedicated dining precinct, writes Amy Wiggins.

When people do impressive things it can be tempting to assume that their skill has arrived fully formed but excellence is no accident, writes Marcel Currin.

The council made the sensible decision to retain the 100km/h speed limit on rural stretches of State Highway 2 between Papamoa and Paengaroa, writes Amy Wiggins.

We cherish Campbell Live as primetime's last bastion of genuine, earnest current affairs, even if we don't always watch it, writes Marcel Currin.

The manual is absolutely clear about the rules which should apply between a Cabinet minister and public servants prior to a byelection, writes John Armstrong.

It is getting harder to stop and read a book. I blame the digital world. My cellphone is turning me into a frittering hamster, writes Marcel Currin.