EDITORIAL: New Zealand should have building materials at world prices.

EDITORIAL: The Govt is rightly proud that the majority of honours recipients are women.

EDITORIAL: Hate speech is better answered by free speech.

EDITORIAL: World hasn't been watching as we like to suppose when public money is provided.

EDITORIAL: Healthy homes legislation should have been in force for the start of winter.

It's valuable for a nation to share a life experience such as the birth of a baby.

Auckland's new "targeted" rates should be tied more closely to specific projects.

EDITORIAL: PM's chief science advisor has exploded myths around meth exposure in homes.

EDITORIAL: The Cabinet faced an invidious decision on the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis.

EDITORIAL: Too many families have been torn apart by a failure to make safety a priority.

EDITORIAL: Both John Logan Campbell and Apihai Te Kawau helped create the foundations.

The EU's announcement of free trade talks with NZ signals a rejection of US protectionism.

EDITORIAL: Staff who revealed Murray's overspending in confidence should not be exposed.

EDITORIAL:Dignity and humane treatment appear lacking in difficult case of Ashley Peacock.

EDITORIAL: Royalty all the stronger for an infusion of American culture.

EDITORIAL: The royal family has a new dimension this morning.

EDITORIAL: A rugby stadium on the Auckland waterfront would be better than Eden Park.

The Government realised it first needs to reassure business owners and investors.

EDITORIAL: Pharmac is the sort of cost controller Americans expected from Trump.

EDITORIAL: Auckland needs a decent domestic terminal much sooner than planned.

EDITORIAL: Awards show industry has adapted to commercial pressure and cultural demands.

EDITORIAL: Auckland tourism is aiming to be better, not just bigger.

Foreign Affairs' big Budget increase needs to be for specified projects.

EDITORIAL: The picture of sexual crime in our corner of supposed paradise is disturbing.

Tana Umaga's team has nothing left to lose after a pitiful season.

When shortcomings surface in the health system the impacts can be significant.

COMMENT: Could this Government relax its debt targets to build more vital infrastructure?

EDITORIAL:From patriotism to peacemaking, focus of war commemorations is rightly changing.

EDITORIAL: The name-calling is over, but should we trust what we are witnessing?

EDITORIAL: Charles' takeover looked like more than a purely practical handover.