Editorial: Murders at Christchurch mosques made a profound impact on NZ and the world.

Editorial: The climate declaration is a start. It also shouldn't be undervalued.

EDITORIAL: For every big achievement, there have been many uninspiring moments this year.

Editorial: Should the life of one person be worth more than another? In this case, yes.

Editorial: Attention is turning to how to convince people to get the vaccine.

Editorial: It may be hard to swallow, but what point is the moral high ground?

EDITORIAL: Auditor-General couldn't have been clearer about where university went wrong.

Editorial: Workplace Minister Michael Wood is trying to sugar-coat a billion dollar pill.

Editorial: Prosecutions should uncover what failings occurred and what we need to learn.

Editorial: Success breeds success, it's said, school leavers need at least a taste of it.

Editorial: If there is wax in Liddell's wings, it has so far proved impervious to heat.

Editorial: Aucklanders are dam ready for water restrictions to ease, but will they get it?

Editorial: Local territorial authorities in turmoil the length of the country.

Editorial: Afghanistan is back in the news for familiar and bad reasons.

Editorial: A stampede of property buyers is being whipped along by official decree.

Editorial: US President-elect knows he must tackle several things at once.

Editorial: Could shoppers finally be in receipt of some good news at the checkout?

No one is prepared to answer questions posed by the Herald.

Editorial: More evidence of the shocking amount of bullying we tolerate, and enable.

Editorial: Not without drawbacks but the vaccine could be rolled out here next year.

Editorial: To the 29 killed at Pike River Mine after the explosion on November 19, 2010.

Editorial: Auckland's lack of a major multi-stadium remains a blight on the city.

Editorial: Covid is complicating the Reserve Bank's message but here's a summary.

Editorial: Common themes emerged in the messages from foreign leaders.

Editorial: More than 69,280,000 voters thought Donald Trump was their man for the job.

Editorial: More than 70 million votes means little to his belligerent opponent.

Editorial: House prices are on an escalator - out of reach from people needing homes.

Editorial: It is looking increasingly likely this will be an election where no one wins.

Editorial: Guy Fawkes night has passed its boom time in NZ, let's acknowledge that.

Editorial: Both sides are pitching very different versions of reality.