OPINION: Disagree by all means, but nasty personal attacks are out of line.

Opinion: Perfect potpourri of planetary problems is upon us.

COMMENT: Attending gala opening night of Pleauredome mattered to me on a number of levels.

Peters reveals seven or eight on team - but that's all he's prepared to give away so far.

COMMENT: Peters has always demonstrated a willingness to do a deal, says Rachel Stewart.

The shock departure of the Maori Party was the only real upset of the election.

COMMENT: A little dinner party chat revealed casual racism is alive and well in NZ.

COMMENT: Labour's leader is aspirational for women and won't pull ponytails.

COMMENT: National is talking up the urban-rural divide to get votes, says Rachel Stewart.

COMMENT: Labour leader's magnetism has not been seen since Clark and Lange.

The Herald Inquisition: Claire Trevett assesses Jacinda Ardern and Bill English.

COMMENT: Labour's water policy is not as difficult to understand as you might think.

Comment: Turning Turei's pronouncement into a virtuous act of heroism is way off the mark.

OPINION: Little has done all he could in the interests of his party.

All Blacks fans riven with uncertainty but this is series we have craved.

COMMENT: Could you live without advertising? Oh, dear God, how I could.

Readers respond to a suggestion that cyclists should be taxed.

Rachel Stewart explains why she's not going to be positive just to please chirpy men.

Opinion: What exactly does a "role model" family look like?

Comment: Elderly, white males are as pesky, autumnal flies for Rachel Stewart.

COMMENT: The sense of wonder, of rising above it all, never gets old, says Rachel Stewart.

COMMENT: It takes two to tango - so it's time men took equal contraceptive responsibility.

COMMENT: John Clarke's genius was what made him distinct, writes Rachel Stewart.

COMMENT: I've always suspected NZ's scarcity of environmental enforcement was willful.

COMMENT: Embrace the new - it's the way of the world, says Lizzie Marvelly.

COMMENT: Women taking care of women challenges the status quo, writes Rachel Stewart.

COMMENT: The Te Awa Tupua Bill is a unique approach which we need more of.

COMMENT: One of the women involved in the death of Nia Glassie about to have her fifth child. Taxpayers will raise all of them.

COMMENT: Rape culture doesn't exclusively hurt our young women, it harms our young men as well, says Lizzie Marvelly.

OPINION: They'd never had a woman on the footplate so I needed to be under 'supervision', says Rachel Stewart.