Health services have their hand out to the new Government.

EDITORIAL: National turns the page on the last Government with election of Bridges.

EDITORIAL: The Government's first round of regional grants do not appear to be too rash.

EDITORIAL: Chiefs' punishment suggests rugby referees have too little discretion.

EDITORIAL: A crime discovered should justify the search.

EDITORIAL: Handshake not the only way to greet a woman.

EDITORIAL: The Volvo stopover should be a timely appetiser for the America's Cup.

EDITORIAL: National MPs need to narrow the field before they vote for a new leader.

EDITORIAL: Burglary of China critic in New Zealand raises valid questions.

EDITORIAL: Vaping is obviously less harmful than smoking and should be legal.

EDITORIAL: Labour's grant replacing school fees will be of limited value.

EDITORIAL: Broadcaster Toni Street tells us how well surrogacy can work.

Winter Olympics: cheerful reminder that sometimes we can know too much about sport.

NZ Herald: How did Fletcher Building gets its major project bids so wrong?

EDITORIAL: Bill English leaves politics with economy string and his party polling high.

EDITORIAL: Housing Minister produces another study of the "crisis".

EDITORIAL: NZ Rugby's plan to vet overseas clubs for players given leave could work well.

EDITORIAL: Peters is out of line criticising Air NZ's invitation to Obama.

Labour's recovery of Maori allegiance was demonstrated at Waitangi.

Wall St's drop was a predictable response to normal interest rates returning.

EDITORIAL: Twice over the weekend, more New Zealanders died in water.

EDITORIAL: Waitangi Day offers much to celebrate but also to challenge us.

EDITORIAL: Royal Commission on historical abuse set up with modest ambitions.

EDITORIAL:Raelene Castle is breaking down barriers of gender, nationality and rugby codes.

EDITORIAL: It is hard to see what Thiel intended to gain from the citizenship.

OPINION: The damage social media is causing in schools is deeply concerning.

After carrying out its 100 days programme a government starts to face the unexpected.

EDITORIAL: Companionship, comfort and communication are basic human needs.

EDITORIAL:The case of a doctor who abused more than 100 gymnasts isn't 'only in America'.

EDITORIAL: Aucklanders do not know their history very well, though it is all around them.